For more than 40 years, MACED has worked to help build a new economy in Eastern Kentucky and Central Appalachia that is locally-based, ... Read This Post
Communities
Appalachia’s New Day: Sidewalk Accessibility in Eastern Kentucky
Sidewalks. They are what allow – or don’t allow – residents and visitors to make their way around our communities. Obstacles in these sidewalks may ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Black Appalachian Young & Rising
History was made on the Pine Mountain Settlement School campus this November 2019, when the first ever Black Appalachian Young and Rising ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Cycling Routes in Eastern Kentucky
One of the longest and hardest bike routes in the United States, the TransAmerica Bicycle Trail, brings hundreds of cyclists from all over the world ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Unique Tourism Opportunities in Eastern Kentucky
Carter Caves State Park in Olive Hill, Kentucky, is home to 40 caves and six natural bridges, and is one of the state’s 49 state parks. The staff has ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Trail Towns in Eastern Kentucky (Livingston, Rockcastle County)
There’s a saying about small places: They’re often referred to as “one-stoplight” towns. But Livingston, Kentucky – which only had 226 residents ... Read This Post
Apply for the Appalachian Advisors Network
100 Days in Appalachia, a media organization based at West Virginia University, is looking for people from across Appalachia who are interested in ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Rural Hospitals in Eastern Kentucky
Because of budget and healthcare cuts in recent years, many rural hospitals have had to close, or merge into larger hospital systems to stay viable. ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Community Storytelling in Eastern Kentucky
From the traditional spot on the porch with friends and family, to going live on social media, there are many different ways to tell stories. In ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Kentucky Rural and Urban Exchange
One thing you learn early when you grow up in Eastern Kentucky is rivalry. From a very early age, I just knew inherently that where I was from – ... Read This Post
Sycamore Hollow Guest House & Airbnb
Take the Hal Rogers Parkway east out of London, Kentucky and between there and Hazard—an hour and twenty minute drive away—there’s only one hotel, ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Investment in Eastern Kentucky
Recent research from the National Center for Responsive Philanthropy shows that only 6 percent of grants from foundations in the U.S. go to rural ... Read This Post
