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100 Days in Appalachia

Category / Political

100 Days, 100 Voices, Appalachia, Political

These Republican and Democrat millennials show us how to get along

February 8, 2017 by Nancy Andrews

Broken friendships and strained relations have become a common story of today’s political divide. Millennials Anissa Coury and Jordan Ball offer a different perspective. Coury, 27, is a Republican who voted for Donald Trump. She is the executive director for the American Congress of Real […]

100 Days, 100 Voices, Appalachia, Political

‘It’s about choice,’ says supporter of education secretary Betsy DeVos

February 7, 2017 by Nancy Andrews

Martin and Georgia West have been married 41 years and live in their native county of McDowell, in southern West Virginia. Martin West, 62, has worked in the mining industry, been the county magistrate and now serves as the county’s sheriff and treasurer. He’s also […]

100 Days, 100 Voices, Appalachia, Political

‘It could be me next,’ warns Jimmy Pan

February 2, 2017 by Nancy Andrews

Jimmy Pan, 27, is a first-year student at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in Lewisburg, W. Va. He’s originally from Hong Kong, and now calls Charlotte, N.C. home. Pan says he’s voted in three presidential elections, but this time his pick was not the […]

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