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Fall 2006
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From the editor:
Little Dream Car
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ENERGY INDEPENDENCE:
Homeowners beat the winter heat bill with low-cost, renewable energy
sources
By Bobbi Buchanan
No-Cost
Ways to Save Energy and Money this Winter
Folks & Neighborhoods
WALK THIS
WAY:
Physical fitness, environmental concern
emphasized at Walk to School events
Pickin’s & Fixin’s
Farm Stand
Suppers
By Heather T. Shaw
GUEST FOOD
COLUMN:
Saturday Brunch with the Swedes
By Erin Keane
Preserving
Your Herbal Treasures
By Karen A. Patterson
Dog-Eared
BOOK REVIEW:
A
‘Lively’ Collection
A Severance of Passion
William Lively
By Mary Popham
The South Rises Again:
Writers band together to protect the environment
By Thomas Rain Crowe
POETRY:
Priscilla Johnson Still Has Hands Like Leaves & The Gravity
Soundtrack
By Erin Keane
EXCERPT:
Western Kentucky: Lost & Forgotten, Found & Remembered
By Sarah Elizabeth and Ron Whitehead
Gigs & Such
Heritage Found:
The Music
of Sarah Elizabeth Whitehead
By Bobbi Buchanan
Sightly
Studio
provides expressive outlet for artists with disabilities
By Ellen Anderson
Back Porch
Following
Instincts
By Brooks Carver
Winter
2006
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From the editor:
Not Sold in Stores
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ALTERNATIVES
TO CONSUMERISM:
Consumers find ways to avoid overspending
By Bobbi Buchanan
A Mother’s
Gift
By Heather Shaw
Folks & Neighborhoods
You Can’t Eat
Marketing:
An Interview with the Supper Club’s Michele
Niesen
By Jennifer
Wheelock
Pickin’s & Fixin’s
Festive Foliage for
the Holidays
By Karen A. Patterson
GUEST FOOD
COLUMN:
Hot, Sizzling Love
By Ellen Birkett Morris
Frugal
Homemade Goodies for the Holidays
By Heather T. Shaw
Gigs & Such
THE
UNSTOPPABLE CHERYL LYNN SKINNER:
A passion for music prevails over shyness and stage fright
By Bobbi
Buchanan
Sightly
The
Shades of Blue Collection: Art in
Step with Music
Dog-Eared
BOOK REVIEW:
Secrets of Rock Burners Revealed
Big Coal: The Dirty Secret Behind America’s
Energy Future
Jeff Goodell
By Tom Morgan
ESSAY:
An Abundance
of Peace
By Mary Popham
POETRY
Blind Walter: Strip
Mining on Wildcat Mountain
By G.C. Compton
Back Porch
Going Crazy
without Cable
By Ellen Anderson
Spring 2007
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From the editor: Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide
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HEALTH CARE INDEPENDENCE: How alternative treatments and better
nutrition can lower health-care costs in the long run
By Ellen Anderson and
Bobbi Buchanan
Prescription for Prevention
By Ellen Anderson
Pickin’s & Fixin’s
The Benefits of Herbal Oils
By Karen A. Patterson
Join Us for Brunch
By Heather T. Shaw
GUEST FOOD COLUMN: Recipes from Mama’s Kitchen
By Mary Popham
Folks & Neighborhoods
SECRET IN THE SMOKIES Families remember ancestors buried in national
park
By Danny Bernstein
Gigs & Such
THE FLOATING MEN: Band’s front man leads
double life as conservationist
By Bobbi Buchanan
Dog-Eared
FICTION: Ticket to Ride
By Sharon Mauldin
Reynolds
INTERVIEW: The Good News about Oil Depletion: Albert Bates discusses
how life can be simpler and happier for generations to come
By David M. Buchanan
BOOK REVIEW: Digging Up Bones Bright Wings to Fly: An Appalachian
Family in the Civil War Bruce Hopkins
By G.C. Compton
UP-AND-COMER FICTION: Wooden Leg
By Chad Blevins
POETRY: Aubade for a Rooster & Cousin Arza
By John Guthrie
Sightly
Photographers race against Disney to capture ‘real’ Florida
By Ellen Anderson
Back Porch
Giving It a Rest
By Sara Jenkins
Summer
2007
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From the editor
There’s No Place Like Home
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GREEN TRAVEL
Cheaper, better ways to an
earth-friendly vacation
By Bobbi Buchanan
Green Travel
Planning Resources
The
Pet-Food-Recall Wakeup Call
By Verna Austen
Folks & Neighborhoods
The
Lamentable Loss of Appalachian Junk
By Brent
Martin
Landscape and
nature inspire creativity at artists’ retreat
By Bobbi
Buchanan
Pickin’s & Fixin’s
GUEST FOOD COLUMN
Cajun Shrimp and
Pineapple Skewers
Plus the
Perfect Summer Drink — Frozen Mango Margaritas
By Kara Moyer
Mediterranean
Fish Stew with Rouille
By Heather T. Shaw
Dog-Eared
POETRY
Ancestral Morning
By Brian Lowry
ESSAY
Altered Landscape
By Pamela Steele
POETRY
How This Had to End
By Rose McLarney
THE HALF-EMPTY
MASON JAR
Scrambling
for Satisfaction:Blame it on TC
By Leslie Smith Townsend
Gigs & Such
WHICH SIDE ARE YOU
ON?
The
Doolittles’ Silas House and Jason Howard use music to fight
mountaintop mining
By Leslie
Smith Townsend
Sightly
MOVED BY
MOUNTAINS:
Appalachian home transforms Elizabeth
Ellison’s artwork
By Ellen Anderson
Back Porch
How the West
was Won: A Family Vacation
By Bobbi Buchanan
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