Mountain Heritage
Mountain Heritage is more than just a festival that happens every September in Letcher County. Its who we are, where we came from and keeping traditions alive. Cowan Community Action
Mountain Heritage is more than just a festival that happens every September in Letcher County. Its who we are, where we came from and keeping traditions alive. Cowan Community Action
Growing Home a Community Revival was held July 24th-26th. It was the two-year anniversary of the devastating flood that hit Eastern Kentucky. We had Farmers, Food and the Future
On June 20th we had a Native Plant workshop led by Jane Harrod at the Appalshop Pavillion. It was a beautiful evening but very hot. The heat affected the number
I recently set up a table at the City of Whitesburg Farmers Market, which is also part of Cowan Community Action Group for our sweet potato slip distribution. The day
Cowan Community Action Group Grow Appalachia hosted our fourth annual Plant and Seed Swap at CANE Kitchen on April 7th. It has become a tradition the community looks forward to
A new season has begun and not just in the garden but also for the Cowan Community Action Group. Hello! My name is Abby Maggard and I am the new
Earlier this year, Cowan Community Action Group received an incredible invitation to travel this fall to South Korea on an agricultural based cross-cultural exchange program led by Jeong Hyun An
This month, dear farmer, artist, and chef friends brought to Cowan Community Center a wonderful natural dyeing and dance workshop. Sponsored by a grant from Kentucky Rural Urban Exchange,
On Wednesday July 26th a group of 25 individuals representing numerous states set out for Martin County to tour an abandoned strip-mining site, marking the start of Letcher County’s
Growing Home Community Revival? It's never just food! It's never just a garden! It's never just an Agriculture conference! Cowan Community Action Group, Inc. is hosting a Regenerative Agriculture