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100 Days in Appalachia

Author / Nancy Andrews

100 Days, 100 Voices, Pipelines

‘So Our Lives are Worth a Little Bit Less than Somebody in Say, Boston?’

May 15, 2017 by Nancy Andrews

It’s going to affect our businesses for a very long time — probably forever. Georgia Haverty: It kind of snuck up on me. Slowly. First I heard ‘pipeline’ and went, ‘Oh’. Then I heard, ‘42-inch-wide pipeline.’ Then I heard that MVP has never built one […]

100 Days, 100 Voices, Culture, Pipelines, Political

‘They Don’t Give a Damn and That is Not Right’

May 4, 2017 by Nancy Andrews

If I can’t drink the water, the cows can’t drink the water. We’re out of it. And subsequent generations are out of it. — Judy Ellison Warren Ellison: I’m one of seven and the youngest of seven. I’m a World War II veteran and served on […]

100 Days, 100 Voices, Pipelines, Political, Religion

‘We are Called to be Stewards of God’s Creation, Not to Rape and Pillage and Plunder God’s Creations.’

May 3, 2017 by Nancy Andrews

Just because we’re located in a rural part of Appalachia, this part of Virginia and in a small, rural county — don’t count us out. The people here — they have lives, they have lives that tell stories. Morris Fleischer: Depending on the measurements, we’re […]

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