Local governments across Eastern Kentucky are beginning to prepare for big impacts to their budgets with the decline of various tax revenues as a ... Read This Post
Stories
Fruits of Labor – Rainelle, West Virginia
A Town Built to Carry On: That’s the motto of Rainelle, a small town of around 1,500 people in Greenbrier County, West Virginia. One social ... Read This Post
Silver Run Ceramics – Catlettsburg, Kentucky
Frederick Bartolovic and Michelle Strader own Silver Run Ceramics in Catlettsburg, Kentucky, in Boyd County. Out of their home ceramics studio on ... Read This Post
Mountain Truck Parts – Isom, Kentucky
While just over 1,000 people call the small town of Isom, Kentucky, home, the town is located at a key crossroads in Letcher County, making it a hub ... Read This Post
Taco Holler – Harlan, Kentucky
Ashley Bledsoe is the mastermind behind Harlan County’s Taco Holler, a food truck and catering business established in 2017. After coming up ... Read This Post
Four Sisters in Richmond
Melodie Lincavage owns Four Sisters, a shop, restaurant and farm in Richmond, Kentucky. Melodie and her four daughters moved to Kentucky from ... Read This Post
COAP, Inc. – Harlan, Kentucky
Since 1977, COAP, Inc. based in Harlan, Kentucky, has been working to provide affordable, safe and energy efficient housing to moderate, low, and ... Read This Post
Unique Business Offers Cabins & Coffee in the Red River Gorge
In 1998, the Hamanns, originally from the Cincinatti area, purchased a property in the Cliffview area of Red River Gorge as a way to get their kids ... Read This Post
A-1 Implements: The Makers of the Hemp Hawk – Winchester, Kentucky
Taylor and Travis Cooper have grown up farming on their family land in Clark County, Kentucky. In more recent years, their family farm diversified and ... Read This Post
Nora Swanson Arts – Berea, Kentucky
Having found her own path and her own “soul food” in creating jewelry, Berea, Kentucky-based artist, Nora Swanson is now working to create ... Read This Post
Grow Appalachia
Grow Appalachia, established in 2009, works with Appalachian families interested in growing their own food. Since then, they have worked with over ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day Campaign During COVID-19
Dear Readers, We began the Appalachia’s New Day campaign a little less than a year ago as a way to highlight some of the amazing stories of every ... Read This Post
