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About Us

The mission the of Appalachian Free Press

The Appalachian Free Press is dedicated to representing Appalachia, good and bad, large and small, across each state, through every community, through education and community action. For the benefit all inhabitants: human, animal, plant or fungi.  

We determined early on to be principled

If you want to read our Guiding principles Constitution & Bylaws click down there.

Learn more

Photographer

Hello, I am simplystructural. 

I am one of the lead reporters and photographers for the Appalachian Free Press. 

As a seventh-generation Tennessean and resident of the Greater Knoxville-Morristown area, I am proud of the region I call home. 

I aspire to help my community with my passion/career opportunities in the fields of civil engineering, urban planning, research, local government, and economic/infrastructure development

Story Teller and Facebook Manager

Manda Wallace, also known as Banjo, is a teller of tales and someone who is always looking deeply into the history of this land and of the people. 

 

You can contact her through our Facebook Page 

Researcher

After studying Philosophy at UTK, Zane Gray now lives in Nashville where he works various jobs and makes art when he is not too busy being a consumer. 

You can follow him on twitter @joeredble and on instagram (zanecr4y)

Aimee and Harold

Editor in Chief & President

Hi, I'm Aimée LaFon. I am a professional writer who  has lived in Knoxville, TN for 21 years. I am passionate about research, literature, nature, and my hometown. As editor-in-chief, I am always open to talking to you about your stories, ideas, and dreams. Reach out to me at: 


naturasumma@gmail.com or  visit my website at https://homefarmhomestead.wordpress.com/

Director & Secretary

Howdy, I'm Ezekiel "Zeke" Streetman. I'm here to publish art and excellent stories. My job is to collect reporters and reports from all over Appalachia. 

I'm started this because our community needs a  strong and clear voice that is not owned by a private media  group miles away from  where people are hurting. 


We can help each other with education and tolerance

If you want to help us your name could go above!

More information about me @ Linkedin

Feel Free to email at zstreetman2@gmail.com

  • About Us
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  • Issue 2.2
  • Issue 3.2
  • Issue 4.2

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