Posts tagged Appalachia

It seems like the best way to find out about local legends is to ask, well, the locals. In a conversation about monsters and Indigenous …

When it comes to cryptid names, perhaps the most interesting is the Snallygaster, which is said to have dwelled in the eastern United States since …

Born in southwest Virginia, Cade Campbell’s Appalachian roots run generations deep, but his connection to the region is built on more than just native geography. …

Create Appalachia will officially open the doors of the new Johnson City Center for Art and Technology by holding a free community concert on Nov. …

Beginning July 20, the Reece Museum began their showing of “Blighted Pine: Appalachian Ancestors,” and will continue showing this exhibit until Friday, Sept. 23. This …

A lush scene of rhododendrons flowering over an Appalachian mountain scape of mixed, recycled media and towering oak trees immerses viewers of the Reece Grove …

On of the most beloved and recognizable places in Tennessee is doubtlessly the Sevierville and Gatlinburg area. They are destinations for families across the country …

Overlooked in Appalachia, a student-run magazine, is gearing up to begin this semester’s series, titled “Science in Our Backyard.” Overlooked in Appalachia is a student-led …

On Sept. 17, the Center of Excellence for Appalachian Studies and Services officially launched their magazine, “Appalachian Places.” The magazine started under the previous name, …

The Archives of Appalachia’s newest digital exhibit “A Day in the Life: The Railroad” tells the story of Gary Emmert, who worked on the railroad …