Cashiers NC

The countdown is on — only 10 days until our annual Jan Wyatt Symposium! This year’s theme is “Campfires & the Embers of Youth: The History of Summer Camps in Western North Carolina.” This engaging program explores how summer camps have shaped the social, economic, and cultural history of western North Carolina.

The (hungry) people have spoken – the winners of the 2025 Cashiers Burger Week competition have been announced.

In caring for the community’s youngest members, Cashiers Valley Preschool builds a stronger Plateau for everyone. To learn more, visit cashiersvalleypreschool.com.

Church of the Good Shepherd’s pastoral care committee is staging a series of ministries of hope and care. These are two and we’ll highlight others in our future issues.

Food, fun, tooth fairies, and a heroic helicopter – the Boys & Girls Club of the Plateau’s May Fest, staged May 3, had it all. (And llamas!)

The vital relationships forged between the Bigs and Littles of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cashiers and Highlands are deep and unbreakable.

With a loyal, resilient staff, extraordinary facilities (indoors and out), and a national reputation for compassionate care, Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society enjoys the support of a generous community.

Serving the plateau for 30 years and counting, Four Seasons Landscape reflects the passion and artistry of its owners and dedicated crew. For more information, call them at (828) 743-1046 or (828) 507-8789, and visit fourseasonslandscape-highlands.com.

After a long winter, there’s nothing quite like spring on the Plateau—sunshine, warmer temperatures, and the return of favorite activities. By June, golf courses are buzzing, hiking trails are alive, and movement is back on the calendar.