Emory & Henry College choirs seek to raise awareness about addiction in Appalachia through the an April 16 concert at the McGlothlin Center for the Arts.

A lab school proposed at Emory & Henry College seeks to engage high school students in the health sciences, providing opportunities for addressing health care needs in Southwest Virginia.

The Advancement Foundation of Virginia sponsors an annual business competition that encourages small-business development and expansion. The program is coming to Southwest Virginia this year as a pilot. What could it mean to augmenting small business in the region?

What is the rural-urban divide and what does it mean in Southwest Virginia? This discussion explores how breaking down this divide may also reduce divisions in this rural region, while creating opportunities for creative problem-solving.

Hundreds of regional farmers and growers have signed up to be a part of Farmer PRIDE, which seeks to acknowledge and support the efforts of LGBTQ+ food producers.

Two local political experts discuss how they accurately predicted 2022 Midterm results.

Farmers and landowners in Appalachia are steadily adopting agroforestry businesses.

Political analysts Dr. Sarah Fisher and Joe Botana review the 2022 midterm elections.

Natalie Shaffer, the new director of choirs at Emory & Henry, directs her first concert, "On My Way," Nov. 6 at 3 p.m. in the Kennedy-Reedy Theatre of the McGlothlin Center for the Arts.

A newly formed Arts Commission seeks to help Abingdon to build on its many arts assets to enhance the development of the community, which is already experiencing a surge in business and population growth.