Maryland's second largest state forest is a lush, gorgeous area that's perfect for camping year-round, including primitive sites and developed campgrounds.

Invented in Knoxville, Tennessee, Mountain Dew has strong regional roots in Southern Appalachia with ties to moonshine and so-called "hillbilly" imagery.

Stoll explains Appalachia’s poverty and “otherness” not as the failing of mountain people, but as a fate perpetrated on them by centuries of extractive industries and urban presumptions of ...

Chris Aluka Berry's book of photographs explores the sometimes hidden world of Black people in Western North Carolina and other parts of Appalachia.

Inside Appalachia tells the stories of our people, and how they live today. The show is an audio tour of our rich history, food, music and culture.

You posted a message on Instagram last month after the hurricane, highlighting the resilience of "our Appalachian mountain town" — could you speak a bit to that? Mountain people are resilient.

Appalachia on the Table argues, in part, that since the conception of Appalachia as a distinctly different region from the rest of the South and United States, the foods associated with the region and ...

That can increase the risk of heavy runoff and flash floods in the mountains. That’s a concern, given the number of communities nestled in Appalachia’s strip-mined mountains.

And many people believe the high rate of mysterious phenomena in the Appalachian Mountains, a 2,000-mile range that spans Newfoundland to northern Alabama, is due to their geological age.

JD Vance's comments regarding Tennessee's own Mountain Dew confused many. Here's why he was so quick to defend it.

But Vance’s vision of Appalachia appears to be more about promoting his agenda, his political ascendancy, than about helping the people he claims to represent.