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Exploring New River Gorge National Park

During my time in Elkins as an AmeriCorps, I’ve been motivated to explore different parts of WV and more of […]

Dandelions: nuisance or nourishment? For many, the sight of bright yellow dandelions is infuriating. Persistent and pesky, dandelions are extremely

2 Comments / Folk Culture / May 13, 2021 / #ramps, #Spring

This winter in Elkins was bitter. With COVID isolation and many, many snowy days, the arrival of spring was rejuvenating.

1 Comment / Folk Culture / May 7, 2021 / #dobro

Appalachian culture is often thought of as confined and only pertinent to its region. However, when you look critically at

As spring wakes from its hibernation and takes root over winter’s chilled caress, birds stretch their wings as the days

1 Comment / Folk Culture / March 31, 2021 / #foodways, #MapleSyrup

In late winter, when the nights are freezing and the days are sunny, the maple sap begins to flow and

The West Virginia Highland Dancers studio is more than the small white space in the back of an inconspicuous neighborhood

Leave a Comment / D&E / March 26, 2021 / #4H, #RandolphCounty

From the time I started in the 4-H program, I always looked forward to the summer. I couldn’t wait to

Pepperoni rolls are often associated with the state of West Virginia and its surrounding areas. They are important to the

Moonshine has long been a symbol of rebel, anti-establishment freedom, making it one of the most intoxicating facets of Appalachian