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People in winter clothes at the Elizabethton Farmers Market
Farmers Markets

Embrace a Unique Local Christmas in Elizabethton.

Donica Krebs Nov 7, 2025 0

An Appalachian Christmas: A Homegrown Holiday Feel There are not many traditions that can top the hearth-warmed, heartwarming feel of…

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Jonesborough
Business Farmers Markets

Jonesborough Farmers Market: The Ultimate in Fresh Food

Trisha Starr Jul 27, 2025 0

Stepping into Jonesborough, Tennessee, is like entering a living postcard. To call this town cute and quaint is an understatement.…

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Johnson City Farmers Market
Business Farmers Markets

Johnson City Farmers Market: A Great Day in the Mountains

Mary McLeod Jul 15, 2025 0

Artistic Vibes and a Park’s Purpose On July 12, we headed to Johnson City, Tennessee, to the Johnson City Farmers…

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Abingdon Farmers Market
Business Farmers Markets

Abingdon’s Rich History & Vibrant Farmers Market

Aaron Creighton Jul 10, 2025 0

Abingdon: A Brief History While this article is primarily about the Abingdon Farmers Market, we can’t discuss it without introducing…

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Damascus Farmers Market Banner
Business Farmers Markets

Discover Damascus: A Lively Trail Town’s Farmers Market & Resilient Spirit

Aaron Creighton Jul 4, 2025 0

As you enter the small town of Damascus, Virginia, you can’t help but feel its unique vibe. It just feels…

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Elizabethton Farmers Market
Business Farmers Markets

Elizabethton Farmers Market: Lively Hub for Great Food and Crafts!

Mary McLeod Jul 3, 2025 0

Elizabethton, TN – Despite the unpredictable nature of East Tennessee’s spring weather, the Elizabethton Farmers Market stands as a testament…

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Kingsport Farmers Market
Business Farmers Markets

More Than a Market: Kingsport’s “Jewel in the Crown.”

Mary McLeod Jun 22, 2025 0

Get ready to ignite your senses and embark on an unforgettable adventure right in the heart of Kingsport, Tennessee! Imagine…

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A poster designed by Courtney Arnett, Market Coordinator for the State Street Farmers Market
Business Farmers Markets

An Exciting Visit to the State Street Farmers Market

Caleb Musser Jun 22, 2025 0

There’s something truly magical about a Saturday morning spent at a local farmers market, and in Bristol, Tennessee, that magic…

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People picking berries
Business

The Highlands Embrace Agritourism for Economic Growth

Mary McLeod Jun 4, 2025 0

By Caleb Musser The picturesque Appalachian Highlands, spanning parts of Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina, are increasingly turning to agritourism…

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Sad Farmer with wife in the background
Business

Tariff Tensions Resurface: Economists Warn of Renewed Strain on American Farmers

Hiram Jensen Jun 3, 2025 0

As former President Donald Trump signals a return to sweeping tariffs in a potential second term, economists are raising red…

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Appalachian Regional Commission
ARC Seeks Local Government Applicants for Training Program, Access to Funding
- China Riddle

Applications are due July 31 for READY Local Governments, which offers training to help local government officials better identify, secure, manage and implement economic development projects. WASHINGTON, D.C., June [...]

40 Fellows Graduate from the Appalachian Leadership Institute 
- Ashley Hill

Following completion of the Appalachian Regional Commission’s eight-month economic development training program, graduates bring new skills and vision to their work strengthening Appalachian communities.   CHARLESTON, WV, June 11, 2026—The Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) [...]

ARC Seeks Applicants for Economic Revitalization Projects in Appalachia’s Coal Communities
- Chris Hodes

Letters of intent are due May 22, 2026, for funding through ARC’s POWER Initiative, which creates new opportunities in Appalachian coal communities.  Washington, D.C., May 5, 2026—Today, the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) issued [...]

In Memoriam: Dr. Jesse L. White, Jr.
- Doris Charouel
In Memoriam: Dr. Jesse L. White, Jr.

We honor the memory of former ARC Federal Co-Chair Dr. Jesse L. White, Jr., who passed away on April 17, 2026 at the age of 81. Dr. White served [...]

ARC Seeks Applicants for Projects Supporting Appalachians in Recovery from Substance Use Disorder 
- Chris Hodes

Letters of intent are due May 12, 2026, for funding through ARC’s INSPIRE Initiative, which seeks to help Appalachians in recovery enter and reenter the workforce.  Washington, D.C., April 21, 2026—Today, the [...]

Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy
North McDaris Ridge
- sahcadmin
North McDaris Ridge

The post North McDaris Ridge appeared first on Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy. [...]

Smith Branch – 103 Acres Adjoining Roan Mountain State Park
- sahcadmin
Smith Branch – 103 Acres Adjoining Roan Mountain State Park

The post Smith Branch – 103 Acres Adjoining Roan Mountain State Park appeared first on Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy. [...]

2026 Summer Interns
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2026 Summer Interns

The post 2026 Summer Interns appeared first on Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy. [...]

Year of the Spruce
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Year of the Spruce

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Entrance to Patchwork Provisions
Business General

New Abingdon Shop Makes Room for Bulk and Local Goods

Josh Mason Jul 27, 2026 0

Most of the dry goods at Patchwork Provisions are sold by weight. Customers can bring their own containers or choose…

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Jackson Fleenor in front of the barn standing next to his early 1940s Farmall M
Farms General

Inside the Mind of a 23-Year-Old Antique Tractor Expert

Aaron Creighton Jul 26, 2026 0

At 23, Jackson Fleenor is preserving more than antique tractors. Without setting out to do so, he is also keeping…

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ASAPs Farm Tour Announcement
Farms General

ASAP Farm Tour Expands to 19 Western North Carolina Farms

Aaron Creighton Jul 23, 2026 0

The September ASAP event will feature rice fields, bison, vineyards, and farms still rebuilding after Hurricane Helene. Visitors to the…

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Megan Boissiere standing at her booth for Deep Roots Ecostead
General Health

How Deep Roots Ecostead Makes the Most of One Acre

Aaron Creighton Jul 19, 2026 0

Most of the herbs grown at Deep Roots Ecostead occupy less than an acre of the nearly 10-acre farm. The…

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Will Clear, Kimberly Clear, and Will Payne
Business Farms

At Squabble State, Farm-to-Glass Cider Is Only the Beginning

Aaron Creighton Jul 16, 2026 0

On a Bristol hillside in the Squabble State, two business partners are combining Virginia apples, a young orchard, disputed-border history,…

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Entrance to Patchwork Provisions
New Abingdon Shop Makes Room for Bulk and Local Goods
Jul 27, 2026
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Jul 26, 2026
ASAPs Farm Tour Announcement
ASAP Farm Tour Expands to 19 Western North Carolina Farms
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How Deep Roots Ecostead Makes the Most of One Acre
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Will Clear, Kimberly Clear, and Will Payne
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Squabble State Hard Cider and Spirits
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Jul 13, 2026
Nicotiana tabacum by Markus Hagenlocher - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0
Former Leaf Farms Are Finding New Life in the Region
Jul 8, 2026

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