SUSTAINABLE LIVING: ASU’s solar homestead outshines competition
Appalachian State University has won the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2011 People’s Cho...
The history & intrigue of the Appalachian log home
The evocation of the log home incites images of a beautiful blend of past and present. One often env...
Animal Abodes: Bedding down in the wilds of the mountains
There’s a host of furry, feathery, slinky, slimy, big and tiny creatures making their homes across t...
MOUNTAIN MUSIC: One more from an East Tennessee icon
On the eve of the new millennium, Knoxville, Tenn., roots music fans bid farewell to one of the most...
MOUNTAIN VOICES: Making a house a home
Having grown up on the western side of Haywood County, N.C., I had some preconceived notions of the ...
Animal Abodes: Bedding down in the wilds of the mountains
There’s a host of furry, feathery, slinky, slimy, big and tiny creatures making their homes across the mountains and with which we share the landscape. Some homes are but temporary.
The history & intrigue of the Appalachian log home
The evocation of the log home incites images of a beautiful blend of past and present. One often envisions the modest, one-room structures of the past as well as the glamorous, awe-inspiring cabins that romanticize the term “vacation home.”
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