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Black Appalachia Wins 2026 Thomas D. Clark Medallion Award For Literature – Black By God
2+ week, 1+ day ago (549+ words) LEXINGTON, KY. – The University Press of Kentucky is proud to announce that Black Appalachia: Race, Place, and Identity has been awarded the 2026 Thomas D. Clark Medallion, one of the Commonwealth’s highest literary honors. Presented annually by the Thomas D. Clark…...
How Black West Virginians Are Rebuilding Land Legacy
2+ week, 4+ day ago (829+ words) From 504 Black-owned farms a century ago to just 31 today: Black By God examines how Black West Virginians are reclaiming farmland, legacy, and food systems. By: Black By God Look closely at the West Virginia state flag and you’ll find him:…...
Culturefest World Music & Arts Festival returns to Mercer County – Black By God
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1191+ words) Culturefest returns to Princeton, WV Sept. 8–13 featuring global artists, school workshops, and 4 days of free live music, art, and food in the Grassroots District. PRINCETON, W.Va. — Culturefest returns to Mercer County September 8–13, bringing music, art, storytelling, and cultural experiences…...
Who Was Della Hardman? The WV Artist Honored by Martha’s Vineyard
2+ week, 5+ day ago (1007+ words) Charleston-born artist and educator Della Hardman taught at West Virginia State before building an enduring cultural legacy in Oak Bluffs. The Charleston-born artist and educator left her mark at West Virginia State University and in Oak Bluffs. Her story connects…...
Guest Editorial: The future of Appalachia starts at home – Black By God
3+ week, 3+ day ago (664+ words) BSU President Dr. Darrin Martin outlines how higher education, industry, and government must collaborate to keep technical talent in Southern West Virginia. By Dr. Darrin Martin, President, Bluefield State University Every community in southern West Virginia should be asking the…...