Here's a roundup of stories with rural resonance; if you do or see similar work that should be shared on The Rural Blog, email us at heather.chapman@uky.edu.
A rural town in Washington state is trying to mitigate mental health care provider shortage by weaving mental health into primary-care appointments. Read more here.
A rural town in Washington state is trying to mitigate mental health care provider shortage by weaving mental health into primary-care appointments. Read more here.
A new poll shows that rural and small-town voters in Vermont and along the Eastern seaboard believe their communities don't get their fair share of transportation funding, and most also want more environmentally friendly transportation and transit options, writes the Vermont director of The Nature Conservancy. Read more here.
A new book explores the offensive term "white trash" along with the place impoverished white people hold in American society. Read more here.
The Department of Agriculture is hosting a series of workshops about the Rural Development Broadband ReConnect Program. The first one will be in Denver, Feb. 12-13. Read more here.
The FBI says it will alert states when local election systems have been hacked. Read more here.
A federal judge has blocked state and local veto power over refugee resettlement. Read more here.
A new book explores the offensive term "white trash" along with the place impoverished white people hold in American society. Read more here.
The Department of Agriculture is hosting a series of workshops about the Rural Development Broadband ReConnect Program. The first one will be in Denver, Feb. 12-13. Read more here.
The FBI says it will alert states when local election systems have been hacked. Read more here.
A federal judge has blocked state and local veto power over refugee resettlement. Read more here.
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