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Working Class1 day ago

Medicaid Work Requirements: Where Do They Stand after the Blue Wave?

The 2018 midterm elections have dealt a significant setback to President Trump’s agenda in the legislative arena. However, there are still many ways...
Fact Check2 days ago

Fact-check: Does CEO Mary Barra Earn 295 Times Average GM Worker?
Fact Check5 days ago

Fact-check: How Low Does West Virginia Rank in Teacher Pay?
The New Power Brokers1 week ago

He is West Virginia’s Speaker of the House — and a Lawyer for Natural Gas Companies
Fact Check1 week ago

Fact-check: Was West Virginia the Eighth Fastest Growing State Economy Last Year?
Opinion2 weeks ago

20th Century America Is Never Returning
Politics & Race2 weeks ago

In Georgia’s Gubernatorial Race, Stacey Abrams’ Strategy May Make Victory Easier for Future Black Candidates in the South
2018 Midterms3 weeks ago

Democratic Gains in Midterms were Largest in Rural Areas
2018 Midterms3 weeks ago

Outside Groups Spent Big in West Virginia in 2018, But Public Filings Don’t Show the Full Picture
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Culture

Food Economy3 days ago

Cultivating Wine Culture in Virginia’s Last Frontier 

Getting to JBR Vineyards in Giles County, Virginia, is a lot like what pioneer wine importer Neal Rosenthal describes of...
Incarceration2 weeks ago

Study: Growing Up in Rural Areas Decreases Incarceration Rates
Hate in Appalachia2 weeks ago

As Charlottesville Murder Trial Begins, Data Shows Hate on the Rise in Appalachia
Food Justice2 weeks ago

The Food Activism of Appalachian Teachers
Food Economy2 weeks ago

Is Food the Key to This Small Pennsylvania Town’s Economic Revival?
50 Years Later4 weeks ago

Farmington No. 9: The West Virginia Disaster that Changed Coal Mining Forever
Appalachian Whiteness4 weeks ago

Appalachian Whiteness: A History that Never Existed
Seed Swap1 month ago

Food’s Place in Industry: What Appalachian Workers Ate for Lunch
Fallout 761 month ago

Reclamation Day: ‘Fallout 76’ Released to the Public
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Religion

Religion1 month ago

How Safe is Your Place of Worship?

Many Americans may be wondering what security measures are in place at their place of worship after 11 people were...
Aftermath: Synagogue Attack1 month ago

Jewish Tradition Frequently Stands Against the Death Penalty; Synagogue Shooter’s Case May Put it to the Test
Response to Tragedy2 months ago

W.Va. Rabbi: Acts of Kindness Can Help America ‘Weaponize Goodness’
Response to Tragedy2 months ago

Targeted for Helping Refugees Find a Home in Pittsburgh, How Jewish Groups Aiding in Resettlement Are Responding
Commentary2 months ago

‘Violence will not stop me. I will wear my necklace with its Jewish star, proudly and unafraid.’
Equity in the Church2 months ago

What if the Best Man for a Job is a Woman? N.C. Pastors Want Equality in Hiring
Faith Based3 months ago

Religion Editor Crystal Lewis Brown Talks Faith, Politics and Sunday Supper
Commentary3 months ago

Prosecutors Unearthed This Catholic Abuse Case — How Many Other Scandals Stay Buried?
Appalachia4 months ago

Faith and Switch: These Congregants Feel They Were Baited into Giving Money to Closing Churches
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Sports

Bridging Divides1 month ago

Sports and Storytelling: ‘More a Unifier than a Divider’

When we launched our religion vertical, we said, “because religion is community” in Appalachia.  When we talked about a sports...
Gambling in Appalachia1 month ago

Maryland Voters Split on Sports Betting as Programs Take Off in Other Appalachian States
Football & Community1 month ago

Coach Kellie: A Tiny West Virginia High School is Making Football History
More than a Game3 months ago

West Virginia’s ‘Bad News Bears’: Chico’s Bail Bonds More a Social Club Than Softball Team
More than a Game8 months ago

Derek Redd: ‘Hot Rod’ Documentary Tells Hundley’s Complete Story
Bob Huggins and John Calipari, clutching arms and smiling together as crowd looks on.
Commentary11 months ago

WVU — Kentucky More Than Just a Basketball Game in Appalachia
More than a Game1 year ago

This Storied Football Town in Ohio is Looking to Revitalize its Stadium — and Fight the Opioid Epidemic
More than a Game2 years ago

The Mountaineers as a metaphor: How WVU’s heartbreaking loss reminds us of what else we’re missing
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Community

Recovery Stories5 days ago

Dayton’s Recovery Stories are Appalachia’s Recovery Stories

“Appalachia’s problems are America’s problems.” 100 Days in Appalachia’s Capitol Hill correspondent Jan Pytalski wrote that in a recent reflection...
Appalachia on the Hill2 months ago

What’s the Hot Take on Capitol Hill? All You Have to Do is Ask
Commentary2 months ago

West Virginia High School Seniors Might Not Vote the Way You Think
A Restricted Industry2 months ago

The Exclusive Industry That’s Supplying Pennsylvania’s Medical Cannabis
Rural America3 months ago

Newspaper For Sale: The Growing Threat of News Deserts in Western Pennsylvania
Fact Check4 months ago

Battling Fake News: 100 Days and PolitiFact Embark on Student-led Partnership
Politics4 months ago

Quick, Give that Kid a Microphone
Appalachia5 months ago

I Knew Some Folks Would Think It Was Weird. But I Showed Up with Ice Cream Anyway.
Appalachia6 months ago

What Can the Ensley Asks Project Teach Us About the Sustainability Problem in Engaged Journalism?
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