Dee Davis

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Commentary: There's a lot more to Kentucky's Breathitt County than JD Vance. Dee Davis tells a tale or two.

In White Rural Rage the Threat to American Democracy, Tom Schaller and Paul Waldman carry a grindstone in search of an ax. They just don’t like rural

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News of a strong economy fails to include rural economic anxiety and very real financial hardships, fosters a feeling of being neglected.

Daily Yonder President Dee Davis remembers Sister Helen Vinton, an environmentalist and community-development leader who worked with determination and optimism to improve conditions for rural people.

I clicked on the headline about a Perry County resident being the 39th death. I looked at the picture of a 71-year-old man trying to make myself focus.

I clicked on the headline about a Perry County resident being the 39th death. I looked at the picture of a 71-year-old man trying to make myself focus.

This article is taken from a speech that Dee Davis, publisher of the Daily Yonder, delivered June 21, 2022, to the National Rural Grocery Summit in