The Appalachian Echo
Voices and stories inspired by the mountains
Shelton Laurel: An Appalachian Opera
The trials and survival of a mountain community
Making Metaphors
PLATT Architecture’s Bridgehouse in Cashiers
A Tale of Two Festivals
Highlands Food & Wine and Bear Shadow Music Festival
A Destination Unto Itself
Getting outfitted at Highland Hiker
Slow Season Supper Club
Where strangers become friends
The Latest
More Than Vines and Wines
The Vineyard at High Holly blends viticulture with food and lodging at mountain retreat
Lighten Up For Spring
Spring Forward, Fork First
Slow Season Supper Club
Where strangers become friends
Blooming
Under new ownership, Flat Mountain Farm is reimagined as one of the Plateau’s favorite venues
Making Metaphors
PLATT Architecture’s Bridgehouse in Cashiers
Top Stories
More Than Vines and Wines
The Vineyard at High Holly blends viticulture with food and lodging at mountain retreat
Slow Season Supper Club
Where strangers become friends
A Destination Unto Itself
Getting outfitted at Highland Hiker
High Hampton’s Historic Brookside Estate
A home and gardens, lovingly designed for family, friends and public service
Where Art is Born
How The Bascom is shaping the region’s future through youth arts education
Shelton Laurel: An Appalachian Opera
The trials and survival of a mountain community
Best Guides
A Place to Call Home
Local Non-Profits seek to address affordable housing conundrum
Unexpectedly Amazing
Views, surroundings, opportunities. In a departure from most cruises, Viking’s new vessel is so well appointed and entertaining you forget how much you’re learning along the way.
A Royal Flush
Expect the unexpected at The Great Outhouse Races at Ski Sapphire Valley
From Misery to Hope
The Literacy Council of Cashiers spreads the gift of literacy
Protect and Preserve
Dr. Gary Wein and his leadership at The Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust
Trending Stories
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