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Appalachian Magazine
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Legend and Tall Tales
Tales from the Past
BEWARE: Don’t Walk Through Mushroom Fairy Rings
The North Carolina Village Addicted to Eating Clay
America’s Bottle Trees: Superstition & Decoration
Former Slave Writes Brutal Letter to His Old “Master”
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Beyond
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The Part of Virginia That’s West of Detroit
The South’s Most Famous Water Tower
Making Memories in Appalachia’s Auction Houses
“Freeze”, Virginia: Appalachia’s Small Town with Big Music and Adventure
Life
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Faith
Food
Inspiration
Old Timer’s Wisdom
The Decline of High School Football in America
Appalachian Lingo: The Meaning of “By God”
Why I Still Use My Bible, Instead of a Cell Phone
Understanding the Dog Days of Summer
Food
The Historic Reason Why the South has Biscuits & the North…
The Golden Age of Pie Suppers: Lost Mountain Culture
Southern Tradition: Peanuts In Coke
The Interesting History of Black Jack Chewing Gum
New Year’s Tradition: The Origins of Eating Black-Eyed Peas
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The Decline of High School Football in America
How Dollar General Conquered Appalachia
Lynchburg City: Dam Structure is Currently Stable, No Immediate Fear of…
What if America Splintered? The 12 Countries that Might Emerge
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BEWARE: Don’t Walk Through Mushroom Fairy Rings
Dangerous Plant Threatening Appalachia: Burns & Blinds Victims
Appalachia’s Very Own Sheep Breed is Quickly Becoming the World’s Most…
Why The Entire English Speaking World Can’t Agree on What These…
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