December 2022

You know all that plastic we dump into the ocean? It’s coming back to us through the sea’s food chain.

The demands of motherhood are a challenge to women on the physical, mental, and emotional planes.

Ann Sherrill’s decades of work on behalf of her community have made her into a Cashiers institution.

The Plateau’s natural bounty lies at the core of Carol Wilkes’ abiding passion.

For Rotarian Dave O’Harra, “coming home” to Highlands meant getting involved directly in the life of the community.

The Cashiers Area Chamber of Commerce celebrates its 40th Anniversary with a new slate of directors, a robust membership, and a dynamic energy to face the promises and pitfalls of the upcoming years.

Long a cherished childhood memory, Isabel Chambers’ doll house is restored to its original grandeur.

For Trisha and Bob Kieltyka, a relationship built upon mutual respect was a solid insurance policy. (There was also a Datsun and a mustache involved.)

The various creaks and pops that somehow work their way into our everyday existence often emanate from our sticky joints.