Reflections on the Year of the Rural Arts 2014
Monday, April 13, 2015

THE YEAR OF THE RURAL ARTS 2014 was a program of events, conversations, and online features celebrating the diverse, vital ways in which rural arts and humanities contribute…
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THE YEAR OF THE RURAL ARTS 2014 was a program of events, conversations, and online features celebrating the diverse, vital ways in which rural arts and humanities contribute…
Since 1988, the Appalachian Media Institute has provided opportunities for young people from across Central Appalachia to explore their home communities, address local issues, and become thoughtful, engaged…
Screenshot of projects already logged into The Rural Arts and Culture Map Please consider casting your vote for The Rural Arts and Culture Map proposal within the…
This morning we are asking for your time and assistance in advocating for the necessity of a dynamic Rural Arts and Culture Map. Art of the Rural, in…
Photograph by Alison Rose; Forgotonia This morning the excellent team of reporters and editors at Harvest Public Media began a series, entitled Farmer of the Future, that considers…
U.S. Representative Nick Rahall delivering the mail; Jon Bolt The post office itself is often the identity of small town USA, and when you close the post office,…