The stories of Dickenson County, VA
8 narrated audio stories from across Dickenson County — hidden history, true crime, food legends, and local lore from its towns, landmarks, and back roads.
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When the Coal Camps Became the Battleground
In coal camp country, organizing meant risking home, liberty, and livelihood.
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How Clintwood Became Dickenson County’s Center
A mountain town grew where a new county needed a heart.
Breaks Interstate Park
Where Russell Fork Broke the Mountain
A river carves a canyon and unites two states around it.
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When a Coach’s Name Became Clintwood Football
How Ralph Cummins became shorthand for Clintwood football in Dickenson County.
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Where the Hollows Hid the Still
How mountain terrain and Prohibition shaped moonshine in Dickenson County.
Breaks Interstate Park
Where Two States Chose One Canyon
How Virginia and Kentucky joined to protect Breaks Canyon.
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What Ralph Cummins Built at Clintwood
A coach, a town, and three straight state titles.
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How a Mountain County Got Its Name
A county carved from three others, and the man it honored.
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