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The Folklore and Facts of the Old Farmer’s Almanac

Aaron Creighton Jun 6, 2026 0

The Quirky, Enduring Legacy of The Old Farmer’s Almanac Walk into a hardware store or feed-and-seed in the Appalachian Highlands…

Recycling center - photo courtesy of NCDEQ

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NCDEQ Funds Recycling Repairs & New Facilities

Caleb Musser Jun 3, 2026 0

On June 2, the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality announced $25 million in grants to 16 local governments across…

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A New Future for 253,000 Acres of Appalachian Woodlands

Caleb Musser May 28, 2026 0

A 253,000-acre conservation project across Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky is opening land for recreation, supporting timber and solar development, and…

Piedmont Viewpoint from the Blue Ridge Parkway

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The Best of Local Agriculture at Mount Airy Farm Fest

Aaron Creighton May 20, 2026 0

The road into Mount Airy does part of the storytelling before you ever reach town. Come down through the Blue…

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The Folklore and Facts of the Old Farmer’s Almanac

NCDEQ Funds Recycling Repairs & New Facilities

A New Future for 253,000 Acres of Appalachian Woodlands

The Best of Local Agriculture at Mount Airy Farm Fest

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