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Complete article list
A complete list of the articles in our archive can be viewed when clicking on
the article list
Changes at
FIRE
FIRE is in transition. Please communicate
with us via e-mail as our office is
minimally staffed at this time. Please feel free to contact us with
questions and comments.
WE HAVE UPDATED OUR WEBSITE MAP for your convenience.
Please check there if you are trying to find a link to one of our pages.
Contribute
Online!
It is now possible to contribute
to FIRE online using your credit card. Please help us out, we can't be effective
without your financial support! In the future, we will also be using similar
technology, provided by PayPal, to enable you to pay for our upcoming events
from our website with ease.
Visit a fellow
N.C. community-media site!
The Carolina Community Media Project promotes better community
media in North Carolina through teaching, research and outreach projects for community
newspapers, their online editions, as well as broadcast outlets. The program is a service
project of the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at UNC-Chapel Hill. Visit them at
http://www.jomc.unc.edu/specialprograms/community.html
Welcome to FIRE,
a non-profit organization which provides
community media resources to the Appalachian region. You can use the search
box on this page to search our online archive of media outlets throughout the
area. If you are a local journalist (or want to be), visit the "Resources
for Journalists" section. You'll find resources that will improve your
community reporting skills and will enable area residents to easily locate your
published articles online.
FIRE's purpose is to promote citizen
participation and community-based media. Please contact
us if you would like to participate in our programs or if you have any feedback
that will improve this Web site.
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