Though it’s been maligned in recent decades, hemp has a long history as a favorite crop of American farmers. CLE offers a tour of a local hemp farm on August 30. Call (828) 526-8811 or register online at clehighlands.com
Infrared heat does a lot more than make you feel toasty.
Alyssa Fuller will spin a fascinating account about our most mysterious neighbors on the Plateau when the Village Nature Series presents Along Came a Spider at 5:00 P.M. August 31 at the Village Green Commons.
Bee Gleeson’s exquisite shortbread cookies make any day a celebration, regardless of the season.
It’s built into the store’s DNA – S’more Kids Klothes loves children and, of course, parents and grandparents. To understand this truth, visit 383 Main Street.
Marlene Fennimore’s Healing Through Harmony, is a one-stop center for healing the body and the spirit through compassionate care and a boutique stocked with items to make life sweeter. Now she’s branching out into home health care and personalized chef services.
What little Schoolhouse Falls lacks in spectacle, it more than makes up for in straight-up charm.
For Rotarians Jeannie and Tucker Chambers, the siren call of community action proved impossible to ignore.
The opening of Ann Lea Fine Art Gallery provides a beguiling new showcase for some of the Southeast’s most evocative artists. You owe yourself a careful browse at 976 Hwy. 64 East in Cashiers.
For local student Maddie Newsom, the uphill struggle against plastic pollution demands the attention of everyone.
