Remember Me
Cashiers Crossroads in 1932
People
Handbuilding Highlands’ Future
Kaye McHan is piecing together a plan for uncertain times
Magnified
The Bascom showcases work from local artists in member exhibition
Immortalizing Ideas
When Wesley Wofford empties his mind, he leaves a lasting statement
Dahlia Daze
The bright blessings of Miss Betty McCall
A Community of Residents and Visitors
How Old Edwards Inn’s General Manager Inspires a Sense of Togetherness
Work in Progress
Getting a second chance at life
2020 Vision
As one of the founders of Vision Cashiers, Paul Robshaw brings to the scene a wellspring of entrepreneurial spirit
Carving Dreams Out of Clay
Passion is shaped into a business at the potter’s wheel
Stronger Together
Caring connects us, even when we are apart
A House That Builds We
Part two of Plateau Magazine’s three-part series braids the past and future of the 2020 Designer Showhouse
Picking the Right College
Picking the right college is potentially one of the biggest financial decisions in life
The Sisterhood
Killer Bees Honey thrives on the plateau
Celebrating Strong Moms
Eight years of training elite female athletes proves what research shows – exercise benefits pregnant mothers
You Are What You Drink
A vintner’s take on organically grown wine - Robert & Maria Sinskey of Robert Sinskey Vineyards
Decades of Details
Rosemary Stiefel paints the threads that weave nature, textiles, and the human spirit
Blending Art with Community
How a lifelong love for the visual arts is leading Highlands’ The Bascom: A Center for the Visual Arts—and its community—forward
Preservation Versus Progress
The future looks bright for Highlands, as discussed with the town’s Mayor Patrick Taylor
The Colorful Chickens of the Carolinas
Welcome to the whimsical world of Tim and Karen Chambers
Honor Thine Heart
When it comes to cardiovascular health, prevention is the ultimate form of self-love
Rock Climbing’s Slicker Sibling
The thrill of ice climbing is for the cold at heart
