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Mountain People & Places : November 2026 Meeting
October 28, 2026
The October meeting was held at The Kane Street Smokehouse in Norton. We had nine members there and we all enjoyed the excellent barbecued food....
Clinchco Senior Citizens News
October 28, 2026
The recycled teenagers at Clinchco Senior citizens had art class on October 22 with Kim Rose from the Lonesome Pine Regional library. They had a...
Growing Together Part 2: Developmental History of El Nino and the...
October 28, 2026
El Nino was briefly introduced last week in Part 1 of this series. Today we will begin to discuss how this much talked about and studied weather...
A Mystery?
October 28, 2026
The following story was found in Dickenson County Historical Society files. The story is titled A Mystery and was written by Frank Monroe Beverly...
Adult Students Need Support
October 28, 2026
Education can provide many beneficial returns, such as a greater lifetime income, increased personal fulfillment, expanded social skills, and more. However, it can be easy...
Learning Something New in Adult Education
October 21, 2026
Learning something new is an exciting part of the adult education journey. Whether an adult learner is returning to school to earn a diploma, improve reading and math...
Munce Mag
October 21, 2026
This week, the Historical Society continues with scary stories told by our ancestors as a form of entertainment. My sister and I remember our...
Growing Together Part 1: Introduction to the El Nino Southern...
October 21, 2026
El Nino is “all the rage” heading into the cold season of 2026-27. It is seemingly what everyone is talking about. But what exactly is El Nino and...
Images of the Past
October 21, 2026
Dickenson County Historical Society needs the assistance of The Dickenson Star readers. The Historical Society often receives donations of photos. ...
The Eyes of the Mirror
October 15, 2026
Folk lore, mountain tales, and stories of the unexplained are not always hundreds of years old. Sometimes they can be found in the “more recent...
Growing Together Part 19: Wrapping Up The High Tunnel Series
October 15, 2026
This week we put a wrap on this high tunnel series and stress a few of the highlights. For more details be sure to refer back to individual...
Building Financial Literacy with Adult Education
October 15, 2026
Financial literacy is an important life skill that can help adults make informed decisions about money, work, education, and their future. For many adults, learning how to...
Bulbs reward with glorious garden color in spring
October 7, 2026
Daffodil, tulip, crocus, squill (Scilla) and hyacinth bulbs set into soil in coming days will reward you in spring for years to come. Even a...
The Role of Adult Education in Digital Citizenship
October 7, 2026
Digital technology has become an important part of everyday life. Adults use computers, smartphones, and the internet to communicate, work, learn, manage finances, access...
The Headless Dog
October 7, 2026
As October begins and fall decorations appear throughout the county, Dickenson County Historical Society volunteers decided this month would be a...
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