Appalachian HistoryThe Southern Labor Union in the Appalachian Coalfields March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Bell County KY, Grundy County TN, Harlan County KY, McCreary County KY, Perry County KY, Scott County TN
Appalachian HistoryDuke Power’s Coal Company: Eastover Mining strike in Brookside March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian FiguresThe Story of Barbara Kopple of Harlan, Kentucky March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian FiguresThe Story of Bennett Hargis of Harlan, Kentucky March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian FiguresThe Story of Charles Lankford of Harlan, Kentucky March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian FiguresThe Story of Jim Daniels of Harlan, Kentucky March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian FiguresThe Story of L. D. Lewis of Harlan, Kentucky March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Bell County KY, Harlan County KY
Appalachian FiguresThe Story of William Turner Jr. of Harlan, Kentucky March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian FiguresThe Story of William Turner of Harlan, Kentucky March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY, Knox County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesConfluence, Leslie County: Wilder Branch, the Middle Fork, and a Community Remade by Buckhorn Lake March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Leslie County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesCinda, Leslie County: Post Office, School, and Community Memory in the Cutshin Country March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Leslie County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesCutshin, Leslie County: Community, Coal, and Frontier Nursing March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Leslie County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesChappell, Leslie County: Greasy Creek, the Post Office, and a Community That Kept Its Name March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Leslie County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesCausey, Leslie County: Baker Fork, White Oak Creek, and the Life of a Mountain Post Office March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Leslie County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesBig Rock, Leslie County: School, Post Office, and Memory on the Cutshin Road March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Leslie County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesAsher, Leslie County: Family Roots on Beech Fork March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Leslie County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesBear Branch, Leslie County: From Early Land Entries to Coal-Era Infrastructure March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Leslie County KY
Appalachian FiguresThe Story of J. P. Alred of Harlan, Kentucky March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian FiguresThe Story of Robert M. Rennick of Floyd, Kentucky March 18, 2026 / Alex Hall / Floyd County KY
Appalachian FiguresThe Story of Verda Middleton of Harlan, Kentucky March 17, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian FiguresThe Story of James Lawson of Harlan, Kentucky March 17, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Forgotten AppalachiaForgotten Appalachia: Verda Rural Station of Harlan County, Kentucky March 17, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian HistoryArthur Kilgore Mine Scrip Collection: Kentucky Coal Camp Money in Metal March 17, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesEvarts, Harlan County: Mission Town, Coal Town, and the Making of a Clover Fork Community March 17, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesLoyall, Harlan County: A Railroad Town Remade by Water March 17, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesHarlan, Harlan County: From Mount Pleasant to the County Seat of the Coalfields March 17, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesBenham, Harlan County: The International Harvester Coal Town in Harlan County March 17, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesCumberland, Harlan County: Poor Fork, Coal Commerce, Sanctified Hill, and the Long Life of a Mountain Town March 17, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesKenvir, Harlan County: Black Mountain’s Coal Camp on Yocum Creek March 17, 2026 / Alex Hall / Harlan County KY
