1. Appalachia Tourism: Tripadvisor has reviews of Appalachia Hotels, Attractions, and Restaurants making it your best Appalachia resource.

2. Baskets and Basketmakers in Southern Appalachia

3. Appalachia: Music from Home, Companion CD Now Available

4. Cryptos is a computer mainframe in Appalachia

5. You can find Bobbleheads while exploring Appalachia.

6. The Appalachia post office was established in 1898

7. The film and book need Appalachia to be poor, broken

8. Shop for Appalachia art from the world's greatest living artists

9. Inside Appalachia is a local public television program presented by WVPB

10. Appalachia is a town in Wise County, Virginia, United States

11. Baskets and Basketmakers in Southern Appalachia [Irwin, John Rice] on Amazon.com

12. The image of Appalachia as strange people in a strange land

13. The Appalachia strain is a hybrid, though it offers sativa-dominant traits

14. There are no statistics, no Catalogings of misery in My Appalachia

15. Without the adequate infrastructure,companies may be reluctant to go to Appalachia.

16. What are the most popular housing types in Appalachia, VA? The sizeable proportion of single detached homes in the housing stock of Appalachia is an important part of its character

17. Inside Appalachia tells the stories of our people, and how they live today

18. Appalachia is a geographic region within the eastern portion of the United States

19. Plan: Backpack Armor plated mod is a plan in the Fallout 76 update Wild Appalachia.

20. The Opportunity Appalachia Investor Convening is designed to link portfolio projects to potential investors

21. To this day, some of the best mechanics, builders, and inventors live in Appalachia

22. The economy of Appalachia traditionally rested on agriculture, mining, timber, and in the cities, manufacturing.

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24. Homeowners occupy around two thirds of the units in Appalachia whereas renters occupy the remainder.

25. Appalachia commonly has a difficult time attracting quality industries and higher-paying jobs to the area

26. Exhalation of air through nostrils.Bessie Bessie is a sentry bot belonging to Duchess in Appalachia in 2103

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28. West Virginia is the leading producer of Coal in Appalachia, but it's the second-poorest state

29. Appalachia is rich with history, cultural expressions and distinct characteristics such as dialect, music and food

30. The documentary seeks to broaden the lens on Appalachia and showcases work by Affrilachian artists, debunking the myth of …

31. ARC’s mission is to innovate, partner, and invest to build community capacity and strengthen economic growth in Appalachia.

32. Through exhibitions, events and dialogue, the Affrilachian Artist Project explores the unique perspective of people of color in Appalachia

33. Choose your favorite Appalachia designs and purchase them as wall art, home decor, phone cases, tote bags, and more!

34. Why is Appalachia poor? It’s a question almost everyone has an answer to—they just don’t always know it

35. An exquisitely illustrated and heartfelt look at the traditions, history, and life of Appalachia, A is for Appalachia! introduces young readers to the alphabet while providing an endearing look at a region with one of the oldest and most distinctive folk cultures in the United States

36. Betaken is a realistic thriller that harkens you back to the early fifties and straight into the heart of Appalachia

37. Betaken is a realistic thriller that harkens you back to the early fifties and straight into the heart of Appalachia

38. A search for “Hillbilly Elegy” and “Classist” on social media surfaces years of readers attacking Vance’s portrayal of Appalachia as such

39. Appalachia definition, a Paleozoic landmass, the erosion of which provided the sediments to form the rocks of the Appalachian Mountains

40. In 2006, fourteen Appalachia residents, including mayor Ben Cooper and the police chief, were indicted on charges relating to an

41. Appalachia is made up of 420 counties across 13 states and spans 205,000 square miles, from southern New York to northern Mississippi.

42. Appalachian folks are both isolated and independent, too, right? Actually, the historical record does not support the argument that Appalachia is isolated

43. A t Virginia's westernmost tip, the Heart of Appalachia region is one of rugged beauty in its landscapes, culture and people.

44. Hillbilly Elegy doesn’t show the positive side of Appalachia that my aunt and I know, because that wouldn’t serve the story’s purposes

45. Provided to YouTube by The Orchard EnterprisesSleeping on the Blacktop · Colter WallImaginary Appalachia℗ 2015 Black Hole Music marketed and distributed by T

46. Appalachia is located at 36°54′23″N 82°47′8″W / 36.90639°N 82.78556°W / 36.90639; -82.78556 (36.906505, -82.785560).

47. A "Biomassive" Innovation: Fueling Life in Appalachia—Belfry School in Belfry, Kentucky; Photosynthesis: Plants Making Fuel— Smithtown High School East in St

48. Just who are the people of Appalachia? The Appalachians are one of the most negatively perceived groups in the United States; oftentimes being portrayed as b

49. Bluegrass was inspired by the music of immigrants from the United Kingdom and Ireland (particularly the Scots-Irish immigrants in Appalachia), as well as jazz and blues.

50. 18 Before we came to southern Appalachia, we lived for years in Arizona, where a permanent runnel of that size would merit a nature preserve.

51. Brahmin or brahma are mutated cattle with two heads found in Appalachia, Arizona1, the Capital Wasteland, the Commonwealth, the Mojave Wasteland, New California, Nuka-World, and Utah2

52. And to think about the scale of Appalachia as defined by the Appalachian Regional Commission map—from southern New York to northeast Mississippi—that’s a …

53. Cushaw (Cucurbita mixta), a tropical native, is commonly known as Cushaw squash or Cushaw pumpkin, unless you are in Appalachia, where it is called Tennessee sweet potato

54. Since its recognition as a distinctive region in the late 19th century, Appalachia has been a source of enduring myths and distortions regarding the isolation, temperament, and …

55. He created his own word that described people of African descent from the Appalachian region: Affrilachian. This new term would fight the stereotype of an all-white, poor Appalachia.

56. Again, Affrilachia is composed of people in both rural and urban areas. Affrilachian culture is just African American culture as it exists in a certain place: in and around Appalachia

57. The people of Appalachia are an ingenious group of people, because of their long-term isolation they created everything they needed to survive from homes and barns to farming tools

58. O ften, photographers and journalists capture a version of Appalachia that is not a place – a vast geographic region covering 13 states with more than 25 million people – but a social and

59. The Secret Service Buttressed armor legs is an add-on for the Secret Service left leg and Secret Service right leg armor used by the pre- War Secret Service in Appalachia

60. Her poem shifts from the speaker hunting for rabbits with their father to the hunt as a larger metaphor for being Black in Appalachia – and thus seen as both predator and prey: An Affrilachian future

61. 24, 2020, the Ron Howard film "Hillbilly Elegy" -- which stars Amy Adams and Glenn Close and tells the story of a Yale Law School student with family roots in rural Appalachia …

62. Critics have ravaged the film as an abject failure of empathy, and the word “Classist” has been bandied about from all sides: people from Appalachia dismayed with how the book and film depicts

63. Affrilachian artistry and identity allows Appalachia to be fully seen as the diverse and culturally rich region that it is, bringing to the forefront those who have historically been pushed to the

64. Usage note for Brier This term is usually used with disparaging intent to refer to those white people who migrated north and west from Southern Appalachia throughout the first half of the 20th century

65. Betaken is a realistic thriller that harkens you back to the early fifties and straight into the heart of Appalachia. Here you will stumble into a place called Bald Eagle, an almost abandoned and strangely forgotten coal community.

66. There's a great deal of drug use, welfare fraud, and the like, but the overall crime rate throughout Appalachia is about two thirds the national average, and the rate of violent crime is half the

67. Appalachia - an impoverished coal mining area in the Appalachian Mountains (from Pennsylvania to North Carolina) Appalachian Mountains, Appalachians - a mountain range in the eastern United States extending from Quebec to the Gulf of Mexico; a historic barrier …

68. Sharyn McCrumb, a Southern author from North Carolina who writes about Appalachia believes those who pronounce it in her eyes as the correct way, Appa-latch-uh, are to be trusted, whereas those who use Appa-lay-shuh are not.

69. Affrilachian artistry and identity allows Appalachia to be fully seen as the diverse and culturally rich region that it is, bringing to the forefront those who have historically been pushed to the margins, out of mind and out of sight

70. Link, Amphibrach, Randolph Path, Spur Trail, Lowe's Path 5.1 mi, 4500-ft ascent, 4 hr 50 min Trailhead: Appalachia A less-used approach with good views along the west rim of King Ravine, this route also passes by the RMC's Crag Camp

71. Air Line, Sylvan Way, Amphibrach, Randolph Path, Spur Path, Lowes Path, Gulfside, Osgood Trail, Valley Way, Fallsway: Date of Hike: Monday, July 5, 2021: Parking/Access Road Notes: At 6:30AM I got one of the last spots in the Appalachia parking lot

72. Lonesome Records is proud to present Appalachia: Music from Home, featuring traditional artists Jean Ritchie, Ralph Stanley, Dock Boggs, and Carl Martin along with contemporary songwriters Darrell Scott, Robin and Linda Williams, and Blue Highway—all celebrating the grand diversity of life and music in the magnificent Appalachian

73. REL Appalachia staff will present ways to design instruction for two types of hybrid instruction: (1) when students spend part of the week attending class in person and part attending remotely and (2) when teachers are simultaneously instructing a group of in-person students and a group of remote students.

74. Buffaloes were local Unionists engaged in guerrilla warfare and terrorist tactics during the Civil War, especially in eastern North Carolina.Similar to "bushwhackers" in the western part of the state, in portions of Appalachia, and on the war's western frontier, Buffaloes consisted of Confederate deserters, draft resisters, escaped prisoners, and lawless white men and boys.