WOMEN in BUSINESS 2023
To inspire our leaders of tomorrow, we asked these female entrepreneurs and business owners salient questions to learn more about their professional acumen, experience and talents.
People
Speaking for the Trees
Next Steps for hiking legend Jennifer Pharr Davis
Fostering a Sense of Community
The Village Green’s Ashlie Mitchell exudes gratitude
In Step at the Barn Dance
Mountain Youth Charities holds event to benefit youth program
Breaking the Mold
Artist Mase Lucas explores the interdependence of all creatures
The Cowgirl Way
40 Something Cowgirls know exactly who they are
Lifting Health and Well-being Together
Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation emphasizes kindness, empathy and awareness
A Heart of Sunshine and Service
Stephanie Edwards’ devotion to community benefits us all
A Place to Call Home
Local Non-Profits seek to address affordable housing conundrum
Reliving History with an Eye Toward the Future
Walkers reflect on the Journey to Salem during Women’s History Month
The Ever-Evolving Artist
Edie Fagan’s art brings harmony, joy and an appreciation of the unfolding of life
From Misery to Hope
The Literacy Council of Cashiers spreads the gift of literacy
In the Present Moment
Slowing down with Highlands artist, Cath Connolly
Protect and Preserve
Dr. Gary Wein and his leadership at The Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust
Wedding Bells and Bourbon Tales
Landyn Smith’s father rebuilt the golf course at High Hampton to make her dream come true
Global Tastes, Local Flavor
The owners of Root 64 want to satisfy your palate without depleting your wallet
One Young Mind at a Time
The tale of a Texan’s path to North Carolina and how he’s changing the world
From Loss to Joy
Encaustic Painter Penny Pollock is as multi-layered as her art
The Blank Page
The Highlands Writers Group supports and encourages writers
Keep Looking Forward
Cashiers Cares forges ahead
Mud, Mud, Glorious Mud!
The Bascom’s Frank Vickery looks back at his journey
