He stood there with his feet in the dead leaves and the mossy green undergrowth, a board etched with the words “Liz’s Landing” hanging quietly above his head.  Mousy-haired and boney as only an 11-year-old can be, he stood before an audience of his...

The scenery around here never ceases to intrigue me. Although my hometown is only about 150 miles north of here, sometimes I look around and feel like I'm a world away. One thing that catches my attention is the prevalence of lilies here. It’s a...

Take a look into an Elderly Commodities distribution day at CAP's Grateful Bread Food Pantry in Rockcastle county. Last week's distribution was a huge team effort between long-term volunteers Anne, Elizabeth and Carolina along with community and...

CAP not only looks for ways to serve the people of the Appalachian region, but also to involve them in our work. By fostering good relationships with our participants, we give them the chance to contribute and be involved in their growth and...

This spring, melting snow and heavy rains in some Appalachian regions caused homes to fill with nearly five feet of water and sewer systems to overflow. In Wayne County, West Virginia flooding caused extensive damage and families were forced to stay...