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A bee pollinating a flower. - Photo by Kathryn Jacobson
General Storytelling

The Pollenpocalypse

Kathryn Jacobson Jun 20, 2026 0

I’ve just filled my 15th Kleenex of the day. My eyes are burning again, and it’s only been four hours…

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The restored Barckhoff Pipe Organ
General Storytelling

Breathing Life Into the Pipes at Grace Lutheran Church

Kathryn Jacobson May 4, 2026 0

Tuning in the Loft Up in the loft, the pipes are separated from the choir space behind narrowly slatted walls…

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Helen has dyed hands
General Storytelling

Finding Inspiration in the Rhythms of Mountain Life

Kathryn Jacobson Apr 11, 2026 0

Finding Inspiration in the Rhythms of Mountain Life The Rhythm of the Loom Helen sat at her loom on the…

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Night through the trees
General Storytelling

Unplug to Appreciate Our Beautiful Planet

Stefanie Manuele Apr 2, 2026 0

An Eco-Conscious Calling My teenage daughter wants to be an environmental scientist and save the polar bears. She loves all…

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Flower in the Sunset
Storytelling

The Artist Never Disappoints: Sunsets in the Highlands

Kathryn Jacobson Mar 4, 2026 0

The Golden Hour Picnic It’s early summer, and we’ve finished our burgers, crumpling the greasy wrappers and depositing them into…

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Frances' Mac & Cheese
Foodways Storytelling

Recreating the Magic of Frances’ Old Kitchen Wisdom

Kathryn Jacobson Feb 10, 2026 0

Frances’ Macaroni and Cheese “Frances!” I jog her down, catching her in the foyer of The Church of Jesus Christ.…

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A distant figure in the Ice
General Storytelling

The Sounds of an Appalachian Neighborhood on Ice

Kathryn Jacobson Jan 27, 2026 0

A Peaceful Foreboding It crackles. Have you ever heard the sound of a wintry mix falling in the Appalachians? It…

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An old Virginia barn in the distance
Storytelling

A Poem About Virginia: An Old and Ageless Beauty

Kathryn Jacobson Jan 20, 2026 0

VIRGINIA By Kathryn Jacobson She has an old type of beauty. I’m not quite sure why she feels that way;…

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The Liar's Bench - Preserving Traditional Storytelling
Storytelling

Front Porch Tales: The Art of the Liar’s Bench

Aaron Creighton Jan 2, 2026 0

When the sun finally drops behind the ridge and the last chore is done, life on an Appalachian Highlands farm…

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Bonny Blue Mine Tipple
Storytelling

Hope in the Hollow: A Bonny Blue Christmas Miracle

Aaron Creighton Dec 23, 2025 0

Life in the Shadow of the Mountain: The Bonny Blue Mine Gather round, friends. Pull up a chair by the…

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“Agriculture is our wisest pursuit, because it will in the end contribute most to real wealth, good morals, and happiness.” 

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Featured Articles
Jake Hubbard gathers eggs at Brookhaven Farms (Duffield, Virginia)
Farmer e-Course Helps New Farmers Take Root in Appalachians.
Jul 30, 2026
The Rural King Farmers Market
What Makes Bristol’s Rural King Market So Special?
Jul 29, 2026
Entrance to the Patchwork Provisions Shop
New Abingdon Shop Makes Room for Bulk and Local Goods
Jul 27, 2026
Jackson Fleenor in front of the barn standing next to his early 1940s Farmall M
Inside the Mind of a 23-Year-Old Antique Tractor Expert
Jul 26, 2026
ASAPs Farm Tour Announcement
ASAP Farm Tour Expands to 19 Western North Carolina Farms
Jul 23, 2026
Megan Boissiere standing at her booth for Deep Roots Ecostead
How Deep Roots Ecostead Makes the Most of One Acre
Jul 19, 2026
Will Clear, Kimberly Clear, and Will Payne
At Squabble State, Farm-to-Glass Cider Is Only the Beginning
Jul 16, 2026
Squabble State Hard Cider and Spirits
Squabble State Market Brings Vendors Out in the Rain
Jul 15, 2026

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