Mountain Music Runs Deep
The Appalachian Music Festival makes the Town of White Hall sing for the fifth year in a row this Saturday, July 11 from 4-10 p.m. at the Middletown Commons, bringing…
Why Knobley Mountain Roasters Is More Than Just a Cup of Coffee
Lorin Noel was never a “java junkie” like most Americans. He’s never needed a caffeine boost to get him out of bed for the 19 years he’s worked at CSX railroad…
Love Has a Place in Tradition: Appalachian Churches Make Strides in Inclusivity
Christianity has dominated Appalachia since the 18th century following the immigration of Scottish and Irish Presbyterians, New England Baptists and German Mennonites and Amish. Most notably, Appalachia thrived on more…
The Garbage Queen: Appalachian influencer Alaina Wood
Appalachian influencer Alaina Wood is clearing the air on climate science and reshaping how people talk & feel about climate change online. If you scroll long enough through the swirl…
Dirty Data: Big Tech’s latest plan to purloin Appalachia’s resources & the commuity fighting back
Just west of the Deakins line — the nearly straight-lined border separating western Maryland and West Virginia — U.S. Route 219 winds up and down mountains, past small communities and…
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