Are you thinking about writing and submitting a grant application, but don't know how to get started? The Center for Rural Development is hosting two grant writing workshops to help…
A single mother of three, Tara Hensley of Harlan County was struggling to make ends meet. Working at a fast-food restaurant was not paying the bills. She knew she had…
The Center for Rural Development has been awarded $300,000 in Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) funding for the Coal Impacted Skills Training (CIST) Program to provide training opportunities for displaced, unemployed,…
Jana Stanifer As a mother of three, Jana Stanifer of Harlan County knew she needed more training and education if she wanted to financially support and create a better way…
Danessa Saylor Danessa Saylor had her mind set on attending college right out of high school, but the high cost of a college education stood in her way. “I had…
The Center is pleased to announce that we are resuming in-person services. Our facility is now open to the general public and operating at 33% capacity.
Al Cornett with one of his last dulcimers he made at his home in Cumberland. This dulcimer was made using wood from a Curly Tiger Maple Tree. The Center for…