A Life as a Work of Art
I thought I was going to write an article promoting a book. This, it turns out, is an article promoting art as a way of life. “What?” you may be […]
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Article Author: Emily Crowell
Brushy’s Face Lift
As a runner and a trail lover, I’m always thrilled beyond belief to find a trail to run on around here that doesn’t immediately enfeeble me – physically, mentally, and […]
Literary Fix
Both literature and outdoor enthusiasts alike will be delighted to meet local author and wilderness enthusiast Brent Martin of the Bartram Trail Society at the library. On Friday, October 2, […]
The Write Stuff
Do you need to promote your business but grammar, spelling, and writing in general ain’t your thang? Or are you a student who needs a little extra guidance writing that […]
American Museum of the Housecat
An Egyptian cat that was killed and mummified to be a vessel for transporting a person’s spirit to the afterlife. A petrified feline that, in medieval times, perhaps unwisely hid […]
A Joyous Trek
Every now and then for a day or so I find myself adrift in a fog of melancholy. (Melancholy being the siren song for creative genius, of course.) Having learned […]
Community Hub
Public libraries, in order to survive, must identify and meet the needs of the communities they inhabit. Hudson Library is a vital part of Highlands and is always looking for […]
The Climb Up Little Green
“Hello?” called the voice of worry from the other side of a cluster of evergreen and blueberry bushes. My boyfriend and I were sitting and snacking in a patch of […]
Novel Ideas at Hudson
What is Highlands’ best-loved novel? Hudson Library is asking that question as part of its adult summer reading program in conjunction with PBS’s Great American Read program. Through a public […]
Highlands Food Pantry: Pantry and Produce
One of the best things about it being the middle of summer is easy access to fresh, locally-grown produce. Thanks to the Highlands Food Pantry, even more of Macon County’s […]
