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Commentary: Instead of Raging Over ‘Maus,’ Support Local People Who Are Fighting the Ban

By Whitney Kimball Coe / February 3, 2022

Plenty of people in East Tennessee are livid over a […]

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COVID-19 Didn’t Cause Appalachia’s Housing Crisis, But Advocates Say It Exacerbated It

By Taylor Sisk / February 1, 2022

Candice Kraus’s 10-year-old, Timothy, lives with sensory processing disorder. Camping […]

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Opinion: There’s a Critical Need for Equity in Care, Education for Neurodivergent Kids in Appalachia

By Katherine Hudson / January 25, 2022

In March of 2020, after years with a therapist, I […]

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Caption/Description: John Wesley AME Zion Church was a former stop on the Underground Railroad for slaves coming through Uniontown on their way north to freedom. Today only a few markers outside and the remnants of a tunnel in the basement of the church. Photo: Justin Hayhurst/100 Days in Appalachia

100 Days Hiring RFA Reporter to Cover Religion in Appalachia

By 100 Days in Appalachia / January 21, 2022

Upon 100 Days’ founding nearly five years ago, we created […]

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Clarksburg is a community of about 15,000 people in North Central, West Virginia. Pictured here in 2019, the once thriving community has been struggling economically over the past several years and has experienced an uptick in substance use. Photo: Jesse Wright/100 Days in Appalachia

More than a Stereotype: A Young West Virginian Wants a Different Conversation

By Arabella McCloud / January 18, 2022

In school growing up, it wasn’t uncommon to learn about […]

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In Appalachia and the Southwest, Indigenous Organizers Want a new Economy for Their Coalfield Communities

By Katie Myers / January 13, 2022

This article was originally published by Ohio Valley ReSource. Carol […]

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Parkersburg, West Virginia. Photo: P. Nick Curren/100 Days in Appalachia

What Drove a West Virginia Democrat to Storm the Capitol on January 6?

By Chris Jones, P. Nick Curran, Akela Lacy / January 5, 2022

Four years after being elected to the Parkersburg City Council […]

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Mandelo’s Debut Novel ‘Summer Sons’ Explores Gender, Fuel and Ghosts in the Blood

By Nicholas Reich / January 4, 2022

Gasoline is undead. Petro-masculinity is a revenant. These hills run […]

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Our Top Staff-Picked Stories of 2021

By 100 Days in Appalachia / December 21, 2021

As 2021 comes to a close, our staff has been […]

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