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Photo by Christopher Smith/Staff Andrew Fehrenbacher (Jason) jumps off of a platform as Bailey Baker (Trenna,) Andrew Harvey (Eddie,) Jimmy Lewis (Mark) and James Rowell IV (David) watch in awe.

Photo by Christopher Smith/Staff Andrew Fehrenbacher (Jason) jumps off of a platform as Bailey Baker (Trenna,) Andrew Harvey (Eddie,) Jimmy Lewis (Mark) and James Rowell IV (David) watch in awe.

I HEAR THE TRAIN A COMIN'

Highlander Editor
Thursday, August 5, 2021
CASH: Ring of Fire will be playing at the Highlands Playhouse until the end of next week and the director and cast feel like it is a musical that will make you stomp your feet. Artistic director Marshall Carby said this show is one to come watch because of the musicianship.
The production, set for Friday, July 30, and Saturday, July 31, will feature the talents of cellist Zuill Bailey, and his sister, violinist Allison Bailey; violinist Helen Kim, violin and her brother, pianist Michael Kim; and violinist Kate Ransom, and her brother, pianist and festival artistic director William Ransom.

The production, set for Friday, July 30, and Saturday, July 31, will feature the talents of cellist Zuill Bailey, and his sister, violinist Allison Bailey; violinist Helen Kim, violin and her brother, pianist Michael Kim; and violinist Kate Ransom, and her brother, pianist and festival artistic director William Ransom.

HCCMF week five to host “Sibling Rivalry”

Highlander Editor
Thursday, July 29, 2021
There’s an additional vibrancy to a chamber music performance by brothers and sisters playing in harmony, and sometimes in contrast, that cannot help but be felt by an audience.
A book signing has been scheduled at Shakespeare and Company for Friday, Aug. 13, from 4 - 6 p.m.

A book signing has been scheduled at Shakespeare and Company for Friday, Aug. 13, from 4 - 6 p.m.

Local author publishes first book

Highlander Editor
Thursday, July 29, 2021
Richard Betz has just published his first book of poetry, Bells in the Night, at the age of 72. The book has been praised by local author and retired Professor of English and Comparative Literature Ran Shaffner, and by Thomas Rain Crowe, author of Zoro’s Field:  My Life in the Appalachian Woods.
On July 31, The Wobblers, an eight-piece band out of Clemson will take the stage at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park.

On July 31, The Wobblers, an eight-piece band out of Clemson will take the stage at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park.

The Wobblers set to take stage at Saturday’s on Pine

Highlander Editor
Thursday, July 29, 2021
The Wobblers, a Clemson based eight-piece band, is set to take the stage at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park on July 31, for the Saturdays on Pine concert series. The band got its start as a four-piece band when Evan Dehner and the bands drummer started playing together.
The band members of Silly Ridge Roundup are David Goodrow, lead vocalist, rhythm guitar and percussion, Knight Martorell, banjo, harmony vocals, and harmonica, Mario Renes, bass guitar, Greg Fleming, mandolin and vocals and Lane Holcomb, fiddle.

The band members of Silly Ridge Roundup are David Goodrow, lead vocalist, rhythm guitar and percussion, Knight Martorell, banjo, harmony vocals, and harmonica, Mario Renes, bass guitar, Greg Fleming, mandolin and vocals and Lane Holcomb, fiddle.

PREPARE TO GET 'SILLY'

Highlander Editor
Thursday, July 22, 2021
Silly Ridge Roundup may sound like a funny name, but the Highlands based band is serious about their music and about the Highlands-Cashiers area. This weekend SRR is gearing up to take the stage on Saturday, July 24 at Kelsey Hutchinson Founders Park for Saturdays on Pine.