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Hear About Hiking the Appalachian Trail in Chillicothe Bird & Nature Club Meeting Monday - Vimarsana News

Hear About Hiking the Appalachian Trail in Chillicothe Bird & Nature Club Meeting Monday

Ross County (and beyond) -- The Scioto Valley Bird & Nature Club will meets Monday evening with a presentation on Hiking the Appalachian Trail by two Chillicotheans. Appalachian National Scenic Trail, Max Patch, North Carolina. By Matt Robinson, National Park Service. From the SVBNC new

Madison chamber introduces Bill Downey as new operational manager - Vimarsana News

Madison chamber introduces Bill Downey as new operational manager

Bill Downey, 32, of Mars Hill, was named the Madison County Chamber of Commerce's new operational manager in July.

Listen to: "Mountain to sea and environmental reporting" - Vimarsana News

Listen to: "Mountain to sea and environmental reporting"

In our latest episode of “Behind the Byline,” we spoke with reporter Jack Igelman about reporting on the environment in North Carolina from the coast to the mountains.

Friday radio show "Mountain to Sea: Environmental reporting in NC" - Vimarsana News

Friday radio show "Mountain to Sea: Environmental reporting in NC"

For many years, reporter Jack Igelman has reported on environmental issues in North Carolina for CPP. In this episode, we talk about the Forest Plan, coastal wildfires, and river protection and explore how to cover all sides of complex environmental stories.

The Forest Service Closed Max Patch to Camping Until 2026. Will It Ever Open Again? - Vimarsana News

The Forest Service Closed Max Patch to Camping Until 2026. Will It Ever Open Again?

One of the most popular mountains on the Appalachian Trail closed to overnight visits after visitors trashed it in 2020. Now, those temporary restrictions are starting to look permanent.