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People in coal country are pleading for help as the coal industry nears the end of its long decline. This week on Inside Appalachia, we explore the economic and health impacts coal has had on communities in Appalachia. We’ll talk about the past and the future of this industry through the lens of its labor history to its future amid tough talks about the world’s climate crisis. And, we’ll meet a woman who entered the male-dominated coal industry. She tells us why she stayed, despite resistance from her family.Coal’s been in slow decline here for decades, but it’s been more noticeable ...

While it may not have been as clean as interim head coach Sean Joyce would have liked, West Forsyth's football team moved to 2-0 with a 37-20 win at Oak Grove on Thursday.

Durham Students’ Union has accused the UK government of “empowering Holocaust deniers and flat-earthers” through its new Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill, which legally obliges students’ unions to take steps to protect free speech. The Bill, which may still be amended before it becomes law, would legally require universities to defend free speech and “help stamp out unlawful ‘silencing'”. This legal duty would also apply to students’ unions which “will have to take reasonably practicable steps to ensure lawful freedom of speech”. The government claims it “has b...

Durham University’s World Heritage Site visitor attractions are to reopen to the public on Tuesday for the first time since March 2020. The World Heritage Site includes Durham Castle, Palace Green Library and Durham Cathedral, the first two being owned by the University. Visitors to the Museum of Archaeology and Durham Light Infantry Gallery in Palace Green Library and Durham Castle will be required to pre-book an entry time. Visitor numbers will be managed in line with any government requirements. “We will be opening the Castle again to allow visitors to explore a Castle with over 1,000 ...

The students told  Palatinate that their house of five had to isolate past the end of their tenancy after two members had positive lateral flow test results and a third received a notification from the NHS app to self-isolate. The letting agent, Bow Residential, told  Palatinate that they were “contractually bound” to allow the incoming tenants into the property. They highlighted that “although we were under no obligation to do so, [we] offered them alternative accommodation at very short notice, which they rejected”. The students contacted Bow Residential, and were told that if t...