I am beyond thrilled to announce to the community that Mindful Cashiers is up and running! Our work is bringing mindfulness to the community at large, starting with a focus on […]
Dr. D. Todd Detar will be offering family care for all ages to the community along with nurse practitioner Becky Baker and physician assistant Richard Wayne. Dr. Detar comes to […]
As with everyone else in the country right now, Cashiers Historical Society is reviewing their full calendar of seasonal events and fundraisers to accommodate the disruptions caused by COVID-19. At […]
During my 30 year career as a certified professional genealogist, one of the most helpful tools I used was the United States Population Census Schedule. Starting with the year 1790, […]
To all our Festival Friends, we waited as long as we possibly could, hoping for a miracle, but sadly the time has come to make the call that the 39th […]
This summer is the Sixth Biennial Cashiers Plein Air Festival, a festival to celebrate the outdoor lifestyle of the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau, July 15-19. Plein air is French for “open […]
To say that 2020 has been a strange year so far hardly seems worth the effort. Like most Plateau dwellers, we at the Art League of Highlands-Cashiers looked forward […]
The large stainless steel and concrete sculpture in The Village Green is named Utlunta, a figure in Cherokee legend. The name translates to “the one with the pointed spear,” and […]
On Friday June 12, the Highlands Performing Arts Center’s (PAC) Youth Theater Program, in collaboration with the Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community Library, will attempt an unprecedented approach to its Murder Mystery […]
There are thousands of books at the Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community Library, but what classifies as a “favorite” is highly subjective. Branch Librarian Serenity Richards polled her staff during the COVID-19 […]
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