War on poverty in Appalachia prompts mixed views in region
In Williamson West Virginia and surrounding counties the War on Poverty sparked debate as residents including James Hannah Wendell Duty and advocacy leaders reflect on lasting gains and new dependencies. Officials note progress in health and housing yet poverty remains high with ongoing coal-industry impacts.
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