There’s no doubt that the body is an amazing vessel that can endure various amounts of wear and tear. Unfortunately, it is also susceptible to a wide range […]
Whether you’re here year-round, are a seasonal resident, or simply a visitor, the Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation has your health and well-being in mind. “If you’re on the Plateau, we’re […]
“What’s a poor boy to do in times like these?” Those lyrics were floating through my head as I drove onto the grounds of the historic Zachary-Tolbert house in […]
There have been articles in The Laurel about how Cashiers and Glenville got their names and now it’s time to discuss how Jackson County got its name. The earliest settlers […]
It has often been said that the longest walk in golf is from the practice tee to the first tee. I see players of all levels struggle to take their […]
Every year Cherie and Bill Tibbetts make the trip “Across the Pond” to Europe to hunt for antique treasures for their shop in Cashiers. In 2020 they had planned […]
If you’re a confirmed barbecue enthusiast like me, your heart went pitter pat when you learned in the spring that Cashiers Valley Smokehouse was going to be opening soon. But […]
The world around us has had to change drastically recently to keep our communities safe. We’ve had to change the way we celebrate, relax and socialize. As a lover of […]
At this time of the year, you’d normally find members of the Art League at the Highlands Rec Park on Thursday afternoons, volunteering for the Art League’s Children’s Summer Art […]
If you’re a Laurelphile, you probably remember Annell Metsker’s beautiful cover/article a decade ago. She’s back, having evolved from a photographer/painter to a stunning oil painter, both digital and traditional. […]
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