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- Sep 11, 2026
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Commentary: Permanent Daylight Saving Time Is Bad for Rural – and All – Americans | The Daily Yonder (opens the original)
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A funny thing happened on the way to changing the clocks: Farmers got blamed for Daylight Saving Time (DST). “Not only is that not true, but it is 100% not true. It is as far from true as one could get,” David Prerau, author of Seize the Daylight: The Curious and Contentious Story of Daylight Saving Time, told Nebraska Public Media in 2022. “People think it was put in place for farmers, but the leading group against daylight saving time has always been farmers and agricultural people.” In July,
Commentary – ‘I learned that from Dolly:’ What She Taught Me About Being Unapologetically Gay and Appalachian | The Daily Yonder (opens the original)
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As I pulled into my driveway, nursing the wounds of a recent heartache, her high lonesome vocals came to a tender conclusion. Squinting through the sunshine piercing the clouds of that big Montana sky, a butterfly flew by. “Everything’s gonna be alright,” Dolly sang. “It’s gonna be okay.” Dolly. That one name tells you everything – who I’m writing about, what song I heard, why the butterfly mattered. Few in American life transcend fame so completely that mononymy comes naturally. Dolly Parton wa
Commentary: Congress Needs to Codify Farmers’ Right-to-Repair | The Daily Yonder (opens the original)
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Agriculture probably isn’t the first industry that comes to mind when thinking of the latest technology, but farmers and ranchers rely on machines dependent on the latest technology. “Farm equipment can’t be repaired with the turn of a wrench or a piece of bailing wire anymore,” the American Farm Bureau (AFB) says. Instead, most equipment requires experts to repair it – but when a manufacturer requires equipment to be repaired at their dealership, it comes at a hefty cost to a farmer’s bottom li
America 250: Ten Small Towns That Made Us Who We Are | The Daily Yonder (opens the original)
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The history of America is written not only in its great cities and skyscrapers. It can be found in Appalachian hollows, along the banks of the Mississippi, in southwestern deserts and on the prairies of the High Plains. Small towns and rural communities have contributed much to the epic narrative of our nation. As we celebrate 250 years of American independence, it is worth looking back at some of the small towns which have made us who we are. While places like Selma, Alabama, and Kitty Hawk, No
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