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Celebration Mignon

Our Deena steps away from her keyboard long enough to invite us into her kitchen.

A Rare Alchemy

Highlands Burrito delivers its meals with good cheer and an unshakeable adherence to Luke’s Three Principles of Plateau Dining.

Vital to Our Community

The dazzling Highlands Performing Arts Center expansion requires a greater level of community support. Discover for yourself all that this landmark offers – 507 Chestnut Street.


Art, Land, and Play

There’s an undeniable playfulness at the heart of Walker Tufts’ enigmatic works.

From Their Hands To Your Tree

The fruits of a unique mission by the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation and the Haitian mission with a pair of Haitian villages can be viewed and purchased at the church throughout December.

Accessible and Artistic

Jeanie Edwards Fine Art and Gallery, 223 South 4th Street in Highlands, is offering a pair of exclusive art shows this month.


The MET at PAC

Highlands Performing Arts Center will screen MET Opera’s passionate opera set on the Amazon on Saturday, December 9.

Water, Pigment, and Wow

For Cover Artist John Cannon, there’s beauty to be discovered in, yes, contrived sloppiness.

Hope for the Chestnut

The noble American Chestnut is still fighting for its survival, thanks to Highlands Cashiers Land Trust.


A Semester in Highlands

This author and her fellow researchers will present their findings to the public at the Highlands Nature Center on December 14 at 10:00 A.M.

Rotary Club of Highlands Welcomes Guest Speakers

Left to Right- President Dave O’Harra, Pat Gleason, John Bryant and Thomas Craig At the meeting held on January 30, 2024, the Rotary Club of Highlands had the privilege of hearing from Pat Gleason and John Bryant of RSI- River Sand Incorporated on updates to the planned dredging of Mirror Lake. Rotary host was Thomas Craig. John presented a captivating …

New Perspective

Winter brings new challenges and fresh moments of beauty and wonder.