Member Spotlights
The following individuals are just a few of the many outstanding members of Appalachian Voices who volunteer their time to protect the natural and cultural heritage of our Appalachian region.
Betsy Shepard
Mother, gardener, business owner, and a leader in the effort to stop a massive Surry County coal plant.
Russ Moxley
A river enthusiast committed to defending our waterways from coal ash and other pollution.
Tom McIntosh
Retired commodity trader distributes The Voice and maintains a Shenandoah trail
Waltr Lane
The Greenneck poet challenges the hillbilly stereotype and land abuse of his native Kentucky
Sister Beth Davies
Noted environmentalist and human rights advocate says faith is central to her activism
Bruce Gould and Kate McClory
Passionate duo work to “leave a good Earth” for future generations
Lucy and Rich Henighan
AppVoice supporters since 1999, the Henighans are making a difference in rural Tennessee
Judy Newton Scurry
Steadfast supporter and nature lover who has “always loved the mountains”
Susan Tyree & Kent Walton
Long-time supporters of Appalachian Voices share deep appreciation of nature
Our Voice Volunteers
Celebrating our network of nearly 100 distributors from all over the region