by Ellen Glover Where I live, the seasons change fast. We’ve barely put away our jack-o’-lanterns in Kansas City when a cold wind blows in from the […]
Tag: holidays
Season filled with holiday events at Adaland Mansion
Adaland Mansion’s Christmas tree in the Bride’s Room has decorations fit for royalty this year. Visitors will see bulbs, large flowers and grape clusters, all sitting above […]
WVU Extension specialist offers advice for choosing, caring for Christmas trees
It’s high time to deck those halls. And while the ease and convenience of a pre-lit, artificial tree has its appeal, a West Virginia University Extension expert […]
Shop local for holidays
The hustle of Black Friday and the more subdued bustle of Small Business Saturday are already behind us, but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to shop […]
WVU Expert: Holiday savings possible if you put in the work
Last year, supply chain issues left many shelves short on stock, forcing impulse buys to get items in-demand. This year, the shelves may be a little fuller, […]
Holiday season in full swing in Mountaineer Country
The beautiful colors of fall may be fading but the holiday festivities around Mountaineer Country are just beginning. There are fun-filled activities for everyone traveling into Mountaineer […]
Christmas at the Barn
A holiday show and sale, Christmas at the Barn opened its doors Thursday and is set to run through Sunday. The event is hosted by a group […]
ReTails opens Christmas shop at Morgantown Mall
ReTails, a store operated by M-SNAP — Mountaineer Spay Neuter Assistance Program — is officially ringing in the holidays. The store, which sells selectively chosen, gently used […]
Groundhog seeing his shadow does have a history
Groundhog Day never meant much to me — I enjoyed watching the movie when I was a kid, but the holiday usually passes me by without much […]
Traditional Polish Christmas art on display at MAA gallery
MORGANTOWN — A szopka, or traditional Polish nativity scene, is a brightly colored and shiny piece of art that stands anywhere from three inches to six feet […]
