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Q&A: ‘All This Marvelous Potential’ Looks At Kennedy’s 1968 Tour Of Appalachia

In February 1968, U.S. Senator Robert Kennedy visited eastern Kentucky to investigate the successes and the failures of the “War on Poverty.” In the new book...

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Tinkering As A Family Tradition: Restoring Vintage Cars In Roanoke

On any given Friday night, a parade of customized cars and trucks cruise from north to south and back again on Williamson Road in Roanoke, Virginia. ...

Inside Appalachia6 months ago

One Appalachian Potter’s Twist On The Craft: Digging Clay

In rural Preston County, West Virginia, potter Mel Sword’s house is located at the end of a gravel road, near a road called “Wildflower Way” and...

100 Days in Appalachia

Old-Time Music Connects Wales And Appalachia Despite Thousands Of Miles

Inside Appalachia

Becoming A Father: Adopting A Foster Child

Music Comes Naturally To Son Of Hammons Legends

Q&A: ‘All This Marvelous Potential’ Looks At Kennedy’s 1968 Tour Of Appalachia

Tinkering As A Family Tradition: Restoring Vintage Cars In Roanoke

One Appalachian Potter’s Twist On The Craft: Digging Clay

Without Federal Protections, Farm Workers Risk Coronavirus Infection to Harvest Crops

Commentary: Teachers Should Do Their Jobs? I Can Assure You, We’re Doing More

Poultry Plants Allowed to Operate Faster Amid COVID-19 Outbreaks Among Workers

Rural Students Are Less Likely to Go to College. Will the Pandemic Make Things Even Tougher?

For Appalachia’s Latinx Communities, Barriers to Care Are Often More Complicated Than Cost

Commentary: As COVID-19 Separates Appalachians, Art Can Bring Us Back Together

‘Outright Lies’: Voting Misinformation Flourishes on Facebook

Fact-check: Is West Virginia The ‘Oldest’ State, As Gov. Jim Justice Says?

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Appalachian Whiteness: A History that Never Existed

People Are Fleeing to Appalachia to Escape COVID-19: That Needs to Stop

Coach Kellie: A Tiny West Virginia High School is Making Football History

Fact-check: Viral Video Alleging a Muslim ‘Sharia Zone’ in West Virginia is Pants on Fire

‘Tip Of the Spear’: As Customers Beg For Clean Water, Is a Crisis Looming In Appalachia?

The Pendulum Effect: The science that took us from Obama to Trump

Cultivating Wine Culture in Virginia’s Last Frontier

100 Days in Appalachia

Old-Time Music Connects Wales And Appalachia Despite Thousands Of Miles

Inside Appalachia

Becoming A Father: Adopting A Foster Child

Music Comes Naturally To Son Of Hammons Legends

Q&A: ‘All This Marvelous Potential’ Looks At Kennedy’s 1968 Tour Of Appalachia

Tinkering As A Family Tradition: Restoring Vintage Cars In Roanoke

One Appalachian Potter’s Twist On The Craft: Digging Clay

Without Federal Protections, Farm Workers Risk Coronavirus Infection to Harvest Crops

Commentary: Teachers Should Do Their Jobs? I Can Assure You, We’re Doing More

Poultry Plants Allowed to Operate Faster Amid COVID-19 Outbreaks Among Workers

Rural Students Are Less Likely to Go to College. Will the Pandemic Make Things Even Tougher?

For Appalachia’s Latinx Communities, Barriers to Care Are Often More Complicated Than Cost

Commentary: As COVID-19 Separates Appalachians, Art Can Bring Us Back Together

‘Outright Lies’: Voting Misinformation Flourishes on Facebook

Fact-check: Is West Virginia The ‘Oldest’ State, As Gov. Jim Justice Says?

Tell Us How You Feel: Sign Up for Survey on Digital Media

Appalachian Whiteness: A History that Never Existed

People Are Fleeing to Appalachia to Escape COVID-19: That Needs to Stop

Coach Kellie: A Tiny West Virginia High School is Making Football History

Fact-check: Viral Video Alleging a Muslim ‘Sharia Zone’ in West Virginia is Pants on Fire

‘Tip Of the Spear’: As Customers Beg For Clean Water, Is a Crisis Looming In Appalachia?

The Pendulum Effect: The science that took us from Obama to Trump

Cultivating Wine Culture in Virginia’s Last Frontier ﻿

Cultivating Wine Culture in Virginia’s Last Frontier