Pop of Color
Cool & easy summer recipes showcase the colors of the season
April-May 2023
The First Hint of Spring
An afternoon at the Greystone Inn
Welcome Spring!
We are so hungry for bunny baskets, picnics, parties and fresh vegetables.
Enlightened in the Black Forest
Discovering Southwest Germany’s natural respite
Lifting Health and Well-being Together
Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation emphasizes kindness, empathy and awareness
A Heart of Sunshine and Service
Stephanie Edwards’ devotion to community benefits us all
Native Abundance
A hopeful gardener expounds on the gift and importance of indigenous plants
Home Away From Home
Hidden Valley Tavern pleases the palette and the eyes
The Plateau’s Fishmonger and Butcher
Native Prime Provisions is a gem for anyone who loves fine food
A Place to Call Home
Local Non-Profits seek to address affordable housing conundrum
May We All Be Well
The Counseling Center promotes access to mental health care
Reliving History with an Eye Toward the Future
Walkers reflect on the Journey to Salem during Women’s History Month
Information Not Fear
Physical therapist Angela Tyre demystifies fall prevention and healthy aging
Event Calendar Apr-May 2023
Looking to fill your social calendar? We’ve got the rundown on what to do and explore.
Waterfall Journey
Cashiers Library to host musician, composer and artist Bryan Heller
Music, Mountains and Revelry
Bear Shadow Music Festival welcomes celebrated musicians
Uncovering Fernwood Falls
Landscape Architects, Hugh and Mary Palmer Dargan, create an oasis in a sheltered cove
The Evolution of Our Local Waterways
Cashiers Historical Society’s Jan Wyatt Symposium delves into the history and future of fly fishing in the southern Appalachian Mountains
Wildflowers & Waterfalls
The best spring waterfall hikes on and near the plateau
Making Spaces Special
Local interior designers offer their expertise for projects of all sizes and styles
The Ever-Evolving Artist
Edie Fagan’s art brings harmony, joy and an appreciation of the unfolding of life
