Why West Virginia Would Absolutely Survive the Zombie Apocalypse
Experts say the undead remain poorly prepared for mountains, back roads and a population that has been expecting civilization to collapse since 1978.
Read full story →
Highly opinionated Appalachian humor about pepperoni rolls, Country Roads and West Virginia life. Satirical editorials from The Holler Herald.
11 stories, preserved for the permanent record.
Experts say the undead remain poorly prepared for mountains, back roads and a population that has been expecting civilization to collapse since 1978.
Read full story →
Experts cite poor cell service, stubborn residents and the certainty that someone will hide a bite because it “ain’t that bad.”
Read full story →
Your strategy depends entirely on whether the zombies shuffle slowly or run like somebody just announced free pepperoni rolls.
Read full story →
Americans escaped expensive cable packages only to replace them with nine subscriptions, three passwords and a monthly bill requiring its own spreadsheet.
Read full story →
A translation guide for ‘might could,’ ‘over yonder’ and eighteen other expressions that are already perfectly clear.
Read full story →
The historic breakthrough occurred when he encountered an opinion he disliked, moved his thumb upward and continued living his life.
Read full story →
When to wave, where to sit and why saying ‘I better get going’ does not mean anyone is leaving soon.
Read full story →
A patient introduction to West Virginia’s most portable meal—and why putting fancy nonsense on it may require supervision.
Read full story →
The song says “West Virginia” in the opening line. We appreciate everyone’s research, but the investigation is over.
Read full story →
West Virginia has survived floods, mine wars and several heartbreaking football seasons. Whether it can survive the hot dog chili debate remains unclear.
Read full story →