Homestead Settlements

Appalachian author shines light on coal industry - Asheville Citizen-Times
Jeff Biggers’ third published book, “Reckoning at Eagle Creek: The Secret Legacy of Coal in the Heartland,” is in ways his most important one to date, for he shows that his calling coincides with what he’d returned to in 1998: his home place

Remember When - Oneida Dispatch
More than 80 worshippers took part in a prayer service for a just and peaceful settlement of the Oneida Indian land claims, held by the Oneida Area Council of Churches on Jan. 30 at St. John’s Episcopal Church. Scott Rapasadi and Marty Bargabos

Appalachian author shines light on coal industry - Asheville Citizen-Times
Jeff Biggers’ third published book, “Reckoning at Eagle Creek: The Secret Legacy of Coal in the Heartland,” is in ways his most important one to date, for he shows that his calling coincides with what he’d returned to in 1998: his home place

Remember When - Oneida Dispatch
More than 80 worshippers took part in a prayer service for a just and peaceful settlement of the Oneida Indian land claims, held by the Oneida Area Council of Churches on Jan. 30 at St. John’s Episcopal Church. Scott Rapasadi and Marty Bargabos

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