The 46th annual Cashiers Antiques Show drew big crowds to The Village Green for its three-day run Aug. 9-11. Show organizer Hazel Giles noted that the show was likely the best attended in the history of the event.
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Hellbenders look scary, but they pose no threat to humans and are an important part of the ecosystem in Western North Carolina.
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Cashiers Cares ready to tee it up
Jackson Dunn (left) and Reese Schmitt are both CNAs at the Eckerd Living Center in Highlands, and are enrolled in Galen Nursing College.
The next step in nursing
Jackson Dunn (left) and Reese Schmitt are both CNAs at the Eckerd Living Center in Highlands, and are enrolled in Galen Nursing College.
The next step in nursing
A large crowd turned out for the grand opening of the Thomas Taulbee memorial entrance as part of the Cashiers Greenway Ramble.
Cashiers gets ready to ramble
Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park has become a popular public gathering place in the 15 years since its inception.
Community Coffee covers land use, conservation
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Stell Huie presents an award to Ray and Diane McPhail for their years of support to Pisgah Legal Services in Highlands and Cashiers during an organizational breakfast on Tuesday.