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Blog Roll
National
Al Cross covers the waterfront, the statehouses, more, from the Institute for Rural Journalism
Brian Depew and Steph Carsen cover politics, farm policy, and lots more from Nebraska (and sometimes D.C.).
Friday roundup of news on rural communities, development and agriculture drawn from four regional offices of the Council of State Governments
A reference room and news service of rural health, designed to help small communities develop top quality health care
For rural business owners, by Becky McCray and other Okie entrepreneurs
The latest on Yonder schools -- consolidation debates, taxes, teacher housing, and lots more
Not all farmers have silver hair --yet -- but they're earning every strand
News & views by Native American students
Ken Cook on farm policy and food safety, tracks farm subsidies to greater San Francisco (?)
Your guide to wigwam motels, the final resting place of Andy the Footless Goose, and more
Northeast
Lorianne DiSabato finds the genius in oatmeal, Venetian blinds and much more, from Keene, New Hampshire
Commune of Yankee centrists with a thing (two things?) for Bob Dylan and clams
A gaggle of Vermonters fly straight at state politics and energy issues
Lance Dutson on politics and development (or un-development) across the Pine Tree State
South
Pastor Waddey of Cottage Grove, Tennessee, sips sweet tea, visits the nursing home, and grills the candidates on preferred color of pickups (red or green?).
"Waddey," pastor of Cottage Grove Baptist Church (Tennessee), quizzes the presidential candidates and discusses family values, fish weight and tractor colors.
Wiseacres, culture critics, and engineers of of the Appalachian Renaissance.
Supporting Rudy Giuliani and Dwayne Allman (really)
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Of politics, education and pale ale controversies in Alabama, by 'lost soul" Dan Roberts
Watching out for Appalachia's land and water, and hearing the music
Native plants, habitat restoration, and other science snippets from Athens, Georgia
The Mississippi Writers Guild cooks up grits and will not flinch from head lice
Midwest
Erin Heidelberger focusing on sustainability, practicing permanence on the great plains of South Dakota.
A family buckles down to work (and play) on a farmstead in Marshall County, Iowa. Featuring "Thingamajig Thursday' contests to ID tools.
Indiana politics as seen by a former insider, Doug Masson of Lafayette
Progressive Cornhuskers look at politics and education against a long horizon
Environmental issues (and the legal machinery around them) in Northern Indiana
Eight Iowa bloggers and journalists breaking news and spelling out the issues
Kay Westhues's knockout photographs from in and around Walkerton, Indiana
West
Landscape, water, local culture, & development issues in California's Sierra Nevada.
Citizen photo-journalist, hockey fan and fish canner, blogging from Valdez, Alaska
"The flavor" -- textures and sights, too-- of Prescott, Arizona, "and the surrounding outback," by Granny J
Mary Strachan writes from Browning, Montana (Is it your day to turn the water on?)
Plane crashes, quakes, weather in Nevada's sparkling Mojave
East Maui kalo farming and the Hawaiian Independence movement
Ranching, wildlife reckoning, and "combatting the urban tumbleweed" -- from High Country News
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