Growing Home
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
A New Season
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
Cowan Visits Korea with 2023 BaeNaChi
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
Dyeing to Dance: Natural Dyes and Flag Dancing at Cowan Community Center
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,
Celebrating Planting Time with Our Local & Loved Plant Place
Our garden planting took off once the warm weather of late April and early May came our way. Over 60 growers participated
Growing Back Stronger with Cowan Community Center
Hello Friends, Greetings from Valerie Horn @ Cowan Community Center in Letcher County. I hope you are all enjoying the spring weather when it comes your way and not experiencing
“Three Sisters”
Greetings from Cowan Creek. This is Valerie. Hoping this blog finds you and your families well. The 'Three Sisters' is a native American agriculture practice for growing beans, corn and
What’s going on at Cowan?
Hello from Valerie at Cowan Creek. Folks have been busy here getting a head start on crops. The Whitesburg/Letcher County Farmers Market is gearing up and folks are planting more
Seedtime on the Cumberland
Valerie Horn, Cowan Community Center Seedtime on the Cumberland was this weekend at Appalshop, in Whitesburg, KY. We were happy to set up there for the weekend and hear the music,
Snowed in at Little Dry Fork
Valerie here with Cowan Community Center. Hope all of you have made it thru the storm and are looking forward to higher temperatures and snow melting. I have to admit
