This week, historian Mills Kelly’s love affair with the Appalachian Trail started when he was a boy scout. Also, the region ...
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Report: “Deaths of despair” decline nationwide, but still more prevalent in Appalachia
The rate of “deaths of despair” is slowly declining, a new report said, but they are still more prevalent in Appalachia than ...
Rising Appalachia, a Millfield-based nonprofit, uses outdoor recreation and place-based education to connect Southeast Ohio ...
The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (FAO) has presented its latest Child of Appalachia award to Thomas B. Evans, an ...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A new resolution at the Tennessee State Capitol is putting a spotlight on Appalachian culture and the way people speak throughout the region. The measure, which passed both ...
Keeping with the theme of last week’s story of people living in Appalachia, which others find a little unsettling, are the tales of feral people.
I was on a walking tour with Dr. Joseph Fox along Asheville’s Black Cultural Heritage Trail. We stopped in front of the YMI Cultural Center, one of the first Black community centers in the country. We ...
The Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library’s (CHPL) downtown Story Center has transformed into a living archive of Appalachian history, migration, and community. Through December 30, new ...
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