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In West Virginia, fur trappers adapt to shifting market - Vimarsana News

In West Virginia, fur trappers adapt to shifting market

The price of untanned, or green fur, has been dropping steadily as public opinion and markets have turned away from fur products. Animal welfare groups have advocated against trapping and

Source: wvnews.com
In West Virginia, fur trappers adapt to shifting market - Vimarsana News

In West Virginia, fur trappers adapt to shifting market

The price of untanned, or green fur, has been dropping steadily as public opinion and markets have turned away from fur products. Animal welfare groups have advocated against trapping and

Source: wvnews.com
Bamboo fly rods: A tie to tradition made with hand tools and time - Vimarsana News

Bamboo fly rods: A tie to tradition made with hand tools and time

This story originally aired in the July 2, 2023 episode of Inside Appalachia.

Source: wvnews.com
Encore: True Stories Behind Folk Heroes, Runaway Trains And Murder Ballads - West Virginia Public Broadcasting - Vimarsana News

Encore: True Stories Behind Folk Heroes, Runaway Trains And Murder Ballads - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

This week on Inside Appalachia, we’re talking about traditional ballads — how they tell stories and connect us to the past. These old tunes can mean so much. They can tap into difficult emotions and give feelings space to be heard. Some songs may even be too uncomfortable to sing.

Nevada Arts Council names 2015 Nevada Heritage Award winners - Vimarsana News

Nevada Arts Council names 2015 Nevada Heritage Award winners

The Folklife Program of the Nevada Arts Council has named Las Vegas residents Gary and Sheldeen Haleamau as recipients of the 2015 Nevada Heritage Award. The Haleamaus are recognized for preserving, perpetuating and presenting their native Hawaiian culture throughout Nevada.