Elizabeth Anne Ferris currently lives in Berkeley Springs. She is a 2011 graduate from William and also pursued a MFA from Queens University in Charlotte. She teaches both fiction and non-fiction writing and is also a published author. She is a congregant of the Bethel Lutheran Church, volunteer on the Morgan Arts Council, and local ICE House. Her campaign motto is “Common Ground for Common Good.” Her campaign says that echoes her mission of breaking political barriers and offering solutions for all in a heavily conservative environment. Her campaign also focuses on data centers and the community impact they have. She supports a community referendum policy for AI data centers. Ferris also supports evidence-based treatment options for West Virginians struggling with addiction and has voiced support for expanding medical access.
Appalachia’s Ancient Cave Systems, This West Virginia Morning
Appalachia is full of ancient cave systems. Some are so deep nobody’s sure where they begin or end. For Inside Appalachia, Folkways Reporter Andrea “river” Peterson explored a once-privately owned underground landscape that recently became a Pennsylvania State Park.
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