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100 Days in Appalachia

Author / Nancy Andrews

100 Days, 100 Voices

We still live here and we still make it, despite the obstacles.

March 23, 2017 by Nancy Andrews

It’s sort of brought out a little bit of pride in us — because if we can make it in the toughest place in America, that means that we’re pretty resilient. — Margy Miller Vanda Rice: Three years ago The New York Times released an article […]

100 Days, 100 Voices, Political

Still fighting 100-year-old pollution, some worry it could get worse.

March 20, 2017 by Nancy Andrews

  Environmentalism is a bad word, but we’re just trying to clean up the streams. — Stanley Jennings   Stanley Jennings: When I worked in the coal mines we had meetings where the safety man would come and say, ‘You got to follow the law. […]

100 Days, 100 Voices

82-year-old truck driver: ‘got to be doing something’

March 17, 2017 by Nancy Andrews

“I’ve tried to retire a couple of times, but I’ve got to be doing something… It’s good tasting water. They come from all around to get it. I have a well, but this is better. They call it the healing water. I’ve been drinking this […]

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