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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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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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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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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 Announces Appalachian Leadership Institute Class of 2026-2027 
- Ashley Hill

New class of ARC’s economic development training program comprises 40 fellows from across all 13 Appalachian states.  WASHINGTON, D.C., October 29, 2026—Today, the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) announced the [...]

ARC Accepting Applications for Summer Study Programs in Entrepreneurship and STEM for Region’s Middle and High School Students  
- Ashley Hill

Applications are due December 4 for Appalachian Entrepreneurship Academy and Appalachian STEM Academy.   WASHINGTON, D.C., October 8, 2026 – Today, the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) opened applications for two [...]

ARC Awards $45.5 Million for Coal Community Economic Revitalization Projects
- Chris Hodes

New POWER projects are expected to create or retain over 1,100 jobs and prepare over 11,000 workers and students for new opportunities in coal communities across eight Appalachian states. Washington, D.C., September 17, 2026 – Today, the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) [...]

New ARC Data Shows Falling Poverty, Rising Income and Education in Appalachia—but Challenges Remain 
- Ashley Hill

Despite economic improvements, the region still lags behind the U.S. in population growth and broadband access. Washington, D.C., August 20, 2026 – New data released today by the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) in the [...]

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 [...]

Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy
Cranberry Iron Mine
- sahcadmin
Cranberry Iron Mine

SAHC purchased 320 acres containing the site of the historic Cranberry Iron Mine, just south of Elk Park in Avery County. The defunct mine provides critical habitat and hibernacula for [...]

372 Acres Added to SAHC’s Roan High Preserve
- sahcadmin
372 Acres Added to SAHC’s Roan High Preserve

The post 372 Acres Added to SAHC’s Roan High Preserve appeared first on Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy. [...]

Camp Rockmont Conservation Easement
- sahcadmin
Camp Rockmont Conservation Easement

SAHC protected 336 acres of forested mountain ridges overlooking Lake Eden in Black Mountain, NC. The Camp Rockmont conservation easement permanently protects water sources, habitat for wildlife, rare plants, and [...]

Pisgah View State Park – Land Donation
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Pisgah View State Park – Land Donation

The post Pisgah View State Park – Land Donation appeared first on Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy. [...]

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Farms Government

New Funding Supports Farm Restoration After Hurricane Helene

Josh Mason Nov 7, 2026 0

The federal conservation project will focus on repairing streambanks, restoring soils, and helping Northeast Tennessee farms recover from Hurricane Helene.…

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Government Science & Tech

Biochar Program Offers New Hope for North Carolina Farms

Caleb Musser Nov 6, 2026 0

The $12.8 million initiative could help restore damaged farmland while creating a market for unwanted wood by turning it into…

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Regional Culture Storytelling

Autumn Is

Kathryn Jacobson Nov 5, 2026 0

The Many Faces of Autumn Autumn is: Contemplative, like watching the last wisps of curling smoke disappear into the stars…

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Featured General

How Ginseng Linked Appalachian Families to the World

Aaron Creighton Oct 28, 2026 0

Betsy Calloway dug ginseng in the mountains around Foscoe, North Carolina, sometimes with a child strapped to her back. When…

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Education

Free Pasture Webinars Offer Clover and Funding Guidance

Josh Mason Oct 14, 2026 0

Free pasture webinars from NC State Extension will give livestock producers practical guidance on adding clover, establishing native warm-season grasses,…

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Lewis Family Opens a New Country Store in Chilhowie
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A view of the river framed by trees from a farm.
New Funding Supports Farm Restoration After Hurricane Helene
Nov 7, 2026
Hurricane Helene Damage in the Grandfather District - USDA Photo
Biochar Program Offers New Hope for North Carolina Farms
Nov 6, 2026
Red Autumn leaves on a branch in Autumn - Photo by Cole Keister
Autumn Is
Nov 5, 2026
Wooden crate filled with dark green moss and many light‑brown, tangled roots laid out in rows (ginseng roots).
How Ginseng Linked Appalachian Families to the World
Oct 28, 2026
A hilled Pasture - Photo by Spencer Demara
Free Pasture Webinars Offer Clover and Funding Guidance
Oct 14, 2026
Slow food Tri-Cities Logo - Slow Holiday Fundraiser
Slow Food Tri-Cities Brings Its Mission to the Holiday Table
Oct 7, 2026
USDA Rural Development logo
Opportunity Zones Gain New Break Under USDA Housing Program
Oct 2, 2026
Lewis' Country Store, Chilhowie, VA
Lewis Family Opens a New Country Store in Chilhowie
Sep 27, 2026

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