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Construction of Corridor H from Parsons to Davis is anticipated to begin next year.

This achievement came from the combination of increasing renewable capacity and coal's decline for several years now.

Among things we'd like to see: Justin Tucker in a sitcom

Bob Kings pride is evident as we walk through the Buffalo River Historic Jail & Museum at Marshall. King is the museums director and curator, lovingly overseeing a building that served as the Searcy County jail from 1902-76.

Acid mine drainage has long been a scourge in Appalachia. Recent research suggests that we may be able to simultaneously clean up the pollution and extract the minerals and elements needed to power green technologies.

Plan your great fall escape to the woods with one of these destinations: luxe cabins, treehouses, whimsical cottages, and more.

Twistact can generate electricity for over 30 years. Interesting Engineering reports that researchers from Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico have developed a new power generation technology named "Twitstact" as they aim to partner with the energy industry.

A proposal to expand a network of biking and hiking trails through western Maryland has triggered intense opposition among hikers, whitewater rafters and other outdoor enthusiasts who might otherwise cheer the idea.

A proposal to expand a network of biking and hiking trails through western Maryland has triggered intense opposition among hikers, whitewater rafters and other outdoor enthusiasts who might otherwise cheer the idea.

A proposal to expand a network of biking and hiking trails through western Maryland has triggered intense opposition among hikers, whitewater rafters and other outdoor enthusiasts who might otherwise cheer the idea.