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A view of the Appalachian Mountains from Tennessee. Photo by Joshua williams on Unsplash
A view of the Appalachian Mountains from Tennessee. Photo by Joshua williams on Unsplash

This article expounds upon the Appalachians, and West Virginia specifically, as a place attracting an influx of folks dissatisfied with their current location. The low cost of living, the small towns and villages, and the ability to enjoy all four seasons are just a few of the reasons cited.

As a resident of the Appalachians, I agree and can also point to the conservative politics, gun-friendly culture, low population density, and the ability to get off the beaten track. And while there are places with houses and golf courses like those feature in the article’s photos, you won’t find any near me.

I will be the first to welcome preppers and people who will boost our local tax base, but we can use fewer of those Floridians fleeing hurricanes and high insurance costs.

Published on 6/15/2024. Read the full article.

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