Financial constraints at Visit Mountaineer Country Convention and Visitors Bureau appear to be loosening up as its president and CEO said the bureau is preparing to bring […]
Community
Skits for Kids
WVU’s Energy Express program educates youth during pandemic By Gabriella Brown The WVU Extension Service is taking full advantage of summer break to feed and educate youth […]
DAR, Friends of the Cheat dedicate flag, flag pole
ALBRIGHT — On June 17, Susan Arnold and Vicky Shears of the Elizabeth Ludington Hagans-Colonel John Evans Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution […]
Storytelling Guild continues virtual concerts
4 presenters will be featured; the show is available on Webinar This summer, the West Virginia Storytelling Guild will continue to offer online storytelling performances. The free […]
Mural Honors Historic Figures
FSU professor, students dedicate art to black history Fairmont’s Palatine Park has a new mural — under the bridge separating its north and south sides — which […]
Happy 90th birthday to Roger Straight
(Thwock! Whack!) Come on, come on — get your back into it. (Thwock! Whack!) Don’t try to splinter it. Let the axe do the work. (Thwock! Whack!) […]
VFDs struggle to raise funds
Buckwheat Festival cancellation impacts financial situation KINGWOOD — For some Preston County volunteer departments, the Buckwheat Festival means buckwheat cakes and sausage dinners. Money from those dinners […]
30 Years of Wine
Forks of Cheat Winery on Stewartstown Road is still open for sales and tasting By Harley Benda Forks of Cheat Winery, set on nearly 16 acres of […]
Local Briefs – July 3
No local bus service on July 4 Mountain Line Transit Authority reminds its riders that there will be no local bus service on Fourth of July, Saturday. […]
West Virginia Rest Areas Open for Holiday Travelers
The West Virginia Division of Highways will keep all rest areas and welcome centers on I-64, I-68, I-77 and I-79 open and maintained for those traveling […]
