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As Formerly Incarcerated People Return to Their Communities in W.Va., This Network of ‘Resource Brokers’ Is There to Guide Them

Valerie Akers, co-owner of the Parkview Pharmacy is seen through a plexiglass window as Mary Slone lifts her disposable camera to her face. “While I cannot remember the exact reason for me being there, I do recall the surrealness of visiting the pharmacy I patronized but doing so via drive-through. Even with plexi glass between us, we were both wearing masks. It truly was a moment out of the science fiction stories that I have long read,” Slone recalled. Photo: Mary Slone, Provided

Essential Appalachia: When a Pandemic Changes Everything, This Is What We Hold Dear

‘You Can’t Google It’: The Exact Science of Appalachian Pull Candy

A counter protestor wearing a Nazi SS shirt shouts at Black Lives Matter marchers in Kingwood, West Virginia on September 12, 2020. Photo: Chris Jones/100 Days in Appalachia

Reporting Locally on Domestic Extremism? Here’s How to Not Platform Their Violence, A Case Study

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