SaraDriving through Fayetteville, WV to Dolly Sods takes you through some of the most beautiful parts of the state of West Virginia. In light of […]
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Sara is a born and raised West Virginian with a professional background in journalism and film. She specializes in environmental, science, and climate communication. She's worked on the impact side of climate-related Netflix documentaries, with the Smithsonian Science Education Center, and in international climate mitigation.
Hank Williams: The String Between West Virginia and Alabama
I was poking around a graveyard at 7 a.m. on a weekday morning in Montgomery, Alabama when I sat down beside Hank Williams and wrote: […]
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[Interview] Conversations with Sara Cottle
In March I had the opportunity to sit down with South Carolina Voyager to speak about my creative endeavors, career path, and more specifically my […]
Finding Peace in North Carolina’s Blue Ridge
Every year around my birthday I always like to treat myself to a lesson; sometimes that lesson is self-care and culture immersion on a beach […]
Playlist: Providence Canyon to Birmingham
Coming out of Providence Canyon is a dice roll of old logging roads and the nearest gas station. I decided to take the road south […]
The South’s Curiosities
The South is a curious place — partly people, partly environment, partly history. Butch’s Museum of Wonder might be one of the most curious manifestations […]
HILL HOME
You got an elegywhen you needed an odeThe culmination of yearson your most breathtaking features I was built for heartbreakI was built to absorb woesTo […]
Playlist: Steele, Alabama (Driving & Camping)
Here we go. You’re driving from the heart of Appalachia. Along I-81 or some twisting parallel backroad equivalent in Cherokee or Nantahala National Forests. You […]