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Solar Installation Unveiled at Buckhorn Children and Family Services Center in Kentucky

By Rance Garrison | January 6, 2025 | 0

This fall, Buckhorn Children and Family services held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new solar installation, which was funded in part by the Appalachian Solar Finance Fund.

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In “Valley so Low,” an environmental disaster creates a crisis for cleanup workers – and restitution proves elusive

By Contributing Writers | December 18, 2024 | 1
graphic of valley so low cover

“Valley So Low” explores 15 years of harm to the workers who cleaned up the Kingston Coal Ash Spill and their pursuit of justice.

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Community members resist proposed Eastern Kentucky Prison

By Willie Dodson | December 3, 2024 | 1
Opponents of FCI/FPC Letcher distribute yard signs at an event hosted by Concerned Letcher Countians in March 2024. Photo by Willie Dodson

A controversial prison project in Eastern Kentucky has resurfaced, despite community opposition that had kept the proposal at bay for several years.

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Virginia Residents Score Big Win in Landfill Fight

By Willie Dodson | November 15, 2024 | 0

Plans to turn a former coal prep plant site into a solid waste dump provoked an outcry from local residents, and sparked a movement that stopped the landfill.

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Hurricane Helene Hammers Northeast Tennessee

By Lorelei Goff | November 1, 2024 | 0
heavy equipment operators work on restoring the Cane River and damaged riverbank and road in Yancey County, N.C.

The Appalachian Voice will look at damage and recovery efforts in the region over the months and years to come. We start that look with Northeast Tennessee.

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Farmer and Activist Completes 2,000-mile Paddle

By Lorelei Goff | November 1, 2024 | 0

When Ann Rose left her home in Lansing, North Carolina, she had no idea what she was in for on her nearly 2,000-mile kayak trek to the Gulf.

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Flood Recovery in Buchanan County, Virginia, a Muddy Process

By Lorelei Goff | October 7, 2024 | 0
Debris clogs a creek through a grassy area bordered by woods.

Confusion over permits and the impact of a threatened crayfish on recovery efforts is muddying the waters about making flood repairs.

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Bestselling Author Leigh Ann Henion Talks About Her Latest Book

By AV's Intern Team | September 24, 2024 | 0

“Night Magic,” released September 2024, explores and celebrates the world of darkness. Henion invites readers to fully experience darkness and the creatures that inhabit it.

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Massive Funding Boost Spurs Coal Clean-up Efforts in Appalachia

By Lorelei Goff | September 13, 2024 | 0
An active construction site on a steep hillside shows building in progress on a retaining wall. Residential homes can be seen in the background.

Appalachian states received $725 million from the federal government this summer to clean up decades-old abandoned mines. Read about their efforts!

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Community Outcry in Person County: Concerns rise over proposed liquefied methane storage facility

By Dan Radmacher | August 28, 2024 | 1

Community members in Person County, North Carolina, and surrounding counties voiced concerns about the Moriah Energy Center — a liquefied methane gas storage facility proposed by Dominion Energy — during a public hearing on Aug. 1.

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