

"Hollar if You Hear Me!"
By Alexa of Mountain Voice Discover how growing up in Appalachia shaped my understanding of belonging, resilience, and community, and why home is about people more than place. Home Is More Than a Place When people hear the word Appalachia, they often picture mountains, winding roads, and small towns. While…
So, long story short, it is 2026, and water inequality is still a persistent issue in Appalachia. Water is an everyday necessity and not having consistent water supply brings many challenges to the Appalachian region. Many rural communities in Appalachia have lower incomes which make it difficult when residents need…
Appalachian folk medicine has long been a vital part of mountaineers’ cultural practices. Appalachians traditionally relied on what the hills could provide them for treating medical ailments, and there is a rich history of folk medicines in the region. Different plants or combinations were used as extracts, teas, poultices, or…