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ReImagine Appalachia Convenes Union Leaders to Discuss Responsible Data Center Development and Construction Employment

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June 4, 2026

CONTACT: Dana Kuhnline, 513 601 9854, [email protected]

APPALACHIA — Today, ReImagine Appalachia hosted a webinar on how data center development projects can invol...


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Our Most Requested Tools:  Resources for Coalition & Nonprofit Management

June 4, 2026

ReImagine Appalachia has been around for over six years now – we have had so many excellent partners that have taught us best-practices when it comes to managing a nonprofit and/or a coalition. We have also learned and grown from our own experiences and mistakes. With that being said, this blog is meant to provide our partners with some tools and re...


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Messaging Frameworks For Drawing Private Investors To Appalachian Communities

May 28, 2026

In 2025, Washington made sweeping funding cuts to federal grants and tax incentives designed to help disadvantaged communities. This hurt many Appalachian towns and counties that were beginning to see economic revival thanks to federal support for sustainable industries from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act. With governm...


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Community advocates celebrate legislation to ensure coal mine cleanup

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May 26, 2026

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Dan Radmacher, Media Specialist, (276) 289-1018, [email protected]

COAL COUNTRY — Advocates from across coal communities celebrated the introduction of three bi...


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ReImagine Appalachia Starting A Charcoal Company With Salvaged Materials In Appalachia

What’s the difference between charcoal and a burnt piece of wood? One, charcoal needs to be burned in a minimum oxygen environment to make a carbon rich product that burns for a long time. Two, not to shatter anyone’s dreams here, it’s much harder to make money off of a burnt piece of wood!

Meet Jonah Kone, the Co-Founder of Hatfield Union Forestry, and an entr...


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