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Updates on a Few City Populations

Grading the Forecast Is Fun!

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Should we Let Appalachia Go?

What Does That Even Mean?

I’ve seen a rhetorical meme circulate twice now that’s worth looking at. The first time I saw it was a question raised in a Roanoke, VA paper that cited me heavily. They ask whether we should just let…

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The Heart of the Bluegrass

A Population History of Lexington, and its Appalachian Hinterland

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Political Violence at Transylvania University

Yesterday,my alma mater of Transylvania University, a small private liberal arts college in Kentucky (and the oldest university west of the Appalachians) experienced a tragic instance of right-wing political terrorism. It is reasonable to hesitate in…

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Appalachia is Dying. Pikeville is Not.

Deep in Kentucky’s Appalachian Mountains, a Small City Finds Success

Regular readers of this blog know that I am always skeptical of “city success stories,” and most recently played a bit of…

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Two Ways to Improve the SOAR Blueprint

Earlier this week, I wrote about the problems facing the Ashland-Huntington metro area…