Workshop-Gardening Plans
On April 25th 2014, LEAD’s Grow Appalachia team held another workshop on Gardening Plans. Several were in attendance; we were given valuable tips and experience to use, that will help
Big Ugly Baby Shower!
Another tradition we have in the Big Ugly Creek and Harts area of Lincoln County is a Community Baby Shower. We reach out to all our neighbors with children from
Planting Underway
Slowly we are seeing those little green buds popping out on most of our plants which is a good sign that the growing season is well underway. Our folks are
“Dirt is so Magical!”
That's me in my mulching gear. I have been gardening for the better part of 60 years, since I was big enough to walk to the garden and
Planting in the Head
Today is April 16th, 2014; I have nothing planted thus far. My garden has been tilled to plant. However, Ole Man Winter keeps hanging on. The signs are not the
Healthy Living
This past Tuesday Deonna and I went to the Cora Community Garden to take pictures and see the progress that the college students had worked so hard on over the
Gardening by Signs
Bea Sias the outreach coordinator for Grow Appalachia Logan sponsored by LEAD and Step by Step: I can remember as a young girl my father always planted a large garden.
LEAD Community Organization: a history of community help and food security
LEAD is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with a mission to encourage pride and involvement in our communities and towns. LEAD was created in November 2011 after a small group of
Grow Appalachia is Alive in Logan!
Bea Sias, Outreach Coordinator for Grow Appalachia Logan, beside the community garden in Cora, WV Representatives from the LEAD Community Organization attended a conference in Berea, Kentucky this
