After 38 years and more than 950 shows, Larry Groce is stepping down as the host of Mountain Stage.
The weekend is looming. Here are a few events you may want to check out:
The Davisson Brothers Band had a great summer.
Usually, the best part of my work week is getting to read to a couple of Kanawha County second-grade classes. I’ve been doing this for a couple of years now after getting started through Read Aloud West Virginia.
SALEM — The Salem Apple Butter Festival in north-central West Virginia has been canceled due to concerns about COVID-19.
Last weekend’s Railbird Festival started off awkwardly.
While it might not look it, the spooky season is upon us.
The fans asked for more tag matches, and Pro Wrestling Conquest is giving them a whole night of tag team matches.
The Clay Center with Nederlander National Markets has announced the return of Broadway in Charleston.
The Charleston Light Opera Guild has changed its planned fall show to “Little Women” from its previously announced production of “Elf the Musical.”
The weekend is looming. Here are a few events you may want to check out:
Because of my little whirlwind adventure over the state, people ask me about food a lot. Where did I have my best meal? What was my favorite?
LOS ANGELES — Ed Asner, the burly and prolific character actor who became a star in middle age as the gruff but lovable newsman Lou Grant, first in the hit comedy “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and later in the drama “Lou Grant,” died Sunday. He was 91.
Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and other social media affect our lives and connections with other people. For some, it leads to filtered versions of life being shared with family and friends.
The Charleston Light Opera Guild will host auditions for “Elf the Musical” at the Charleston Light Opera Guild Theatre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
The weekend is looming. Here are a few events you may want to check out:
Soul Asylum’s Dave Pirner doesn’t know how he wound up fronting a rock band for four decades.
Blair Footsteps: Interpretive Signage
Sometimes you have to leave home to appreciate what you have here.
The 2021 Mothman Festival, scheduled for Sept. 18-19 in Point Pleasant, has been canceled over concerns about the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the region.
The first day back at work after a long break is always the hardest.
Most people, I think, keep at least a couple of magnets on their refrigerator.
HUNTINGTON — If there’s any truth to the idea that you are what you eat, then maybe the members of Cicada Books and Coffee’s popular Tasty Reads Book Club should adopt a new slogan: you are what you read.
