Q&A Archives — 100 Days in Appalachia

After A Cluster of Rare Cancers, This North Carolina Town Is Looking for Answers: A Q&A with the Author

The effects of industry can be seen on the surface of many Appalachia communities, from strip mining in the central coalfields to the new construction of...

Q&A5 months ago

New Prescription: Ohio Valley Native Dr. Patrice Harris Is First Black Woman To Lead AMA

This article was originally published by Ohio Valley ReSource. Dr. Patrice Harris took the oath in June to become the first African-American woman to serve as president of...

Q&A9 months ago

Q&A: ProPublica and the Gazette-Mail’s Guide to Every Natural Gas Well in WV

In West Virginia, natural gas is booming. For landowners, natural gas development on private land previously meant hidden wells in the woods, which may have been...

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Q&A: Regional Journalism Collaboration Takes Deep Dive Into The Ohio River Watershed

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Q&A: A Conversation with W.Va.’s New Roman Catholic Bishop

A Slow-Motion Emergency: Opioid Distribution Pattern Doesn’t Surprise Author

After A Cluster of Rare Cancers, This North Carolina Town Is Looking for Answers: A Q&A with the Author

New Prescription: Ohio Valley Native Dr. Patrice Harris Is First Black Woman To Lead AMA

Q&A: ProPublica and the Gazette-Mail’s Guide to Every Natural Gas Well in WV

Is West Virginia Short of 20,000 Skilled Workers its Economy Needs?

Wrestling with Rural Stereotypes (Instead of Pigs) on Television Could Bridge Our Political Divides

Does China Burn Seven to Eight Times as Much Coal as the U.S.?

New SNAP Rule Could Hit Ohio Valley Hardest

These Photos Will Change the Way You Think About Race in Coal Country

Three W.Va. Corrections Employees Fired, Others Suspended Following Nazi Salute Photo

Fighting Pollution and Apathy on the Lower Ohio: It’s Not Easy Being a Southern Indiana Waterkeeper

Employment, Education, Health Services Flow through Rural Counties’ Fiber

Appalachian Whiteness: A History that Never Existed

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

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

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

Ken Burns’s ‘Country Music’ Does Little to Tell the Story of the Non-White, Non-Straight World of Country

The miner and the matriarch: Coal mining women of West Virginia

The Protesting Kentucky Coal Miners Who Stood Up and Stopped a Train

It’s Time to Stop Promoting the White, Working-Class Cliche of Country Music