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We re the lucky ones; we live here

As I think ahead to 2024, I can’t help but feel so lucky to live here, in these mountains.  My wife, Lori, and I both have family members paren.

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Comings and goings: CPB board officers reelected, Ohio stations staff new initiative …

Laura Ross was reelected chair for CPB’s board, and Ruby Calvert was reelected vice chair.

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BPR announces new afternoon host/reporter and growth and development reporter

BPR announces new afternoon host/reporter and growth and development reporter
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Sonmez joining Blue Ridge Public Radio to cover growth and development

Sonmez joining Blue Ridge Public Radio to cover growth and development
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Landslides, Climate Change And Gardening By The Signs, Inside Appalachia - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

After last year’s flooding in Eastern Kentucky, some people had trouble getting insurance reimbursement. But it wasn’t just flood waters that destroyed homes. The rains also brought landslides. We also visit with scientists in North Carolina, who explain how the language we use can lead to misunderstandings about climate change. And, in Appalachia, farmers have long planted their gardens by celestial signs. Berea College professor Sarah Hall has a new book about how that knowledge is still in use today.

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