Leader, teacher, farmer: Cultivating lives and harvest is the driving force for Cloyce Hinkle

by Regina Bargo, Staff Writer
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Cloyce Hinkle takes time from his busy schedule to sit down with The Mountain Advocate for an interview from his office. PHOTO BY REGINA BARGO


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