It’s all the rage these days — writing a letter to your younger self. What would you say? What do you wish you’d known 20, 30, 50 years ago?
This is officially pear season, and I have been enjoying all of the varieties that are available right now.
The Fruits of Labor Cafe & Bakery held a soft opening to proclaim its arrival in downtown Montgomery last week, bringing farm-to-table-fresh fare to the Upper Kanawha Valley.
Sissonville High School’s Touch of Class show choir will give a first-pitch, voices-in-pitch “exhibition” performance of its baseball-themed 2022 season stage-competition program, “What A Game!”, this Friday evening at the high school.
On April 8, 2013, I had the pleasure of editing my son Christian’s first “Christian’s Sports Beat” column.
Like Eggs Benedict, Scotch Eggs are reserved for a special breakfast or brunch at our house.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony took place last week for the official opening of the Charleston office of Edward Jones Financial Advisor Brett Harper.
On Friday, Feb. 4, local youths ages 18 and younger — and their parents — will have a lot more to smile about for years to come.
In lieu of their long-running, annual Hank Williams Tribute show performed every January, the Woody Hawley Concert Series and FOOTMAD (Friends of Old-Time Music and Dance) have collaborated to create a new tribute to another legendary songwriter.
We’ve just completed another trip around the sun as we begin 2022. Doesn’t it just seem like yesterday that we were excited about beginning the new century? And now, we’re beginning our third decade into the 21st century.
It happened on a Monday. That’s the day my church prepares lunch for the ladies who live at the shelter. I knew I’d be tied up that morning, but promised to be there for clean-up. Just as I pulled into the church parking lot, everyone was leaving — they’d finished early.
I am not Polish. During holidays, I incorporate some of my husband’s customs into our festivities. That always includes Polish foods.
Registration began earlier this week for the inaugural Gary Toney Memorial Boxing Tournament, to be held on March 4 and 5 at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center.
GHENT — You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to know that the weather so far this winter has been more spring-like than what is normal this time of year. The above-normal temperatures have created plenty of challenges for all of the ski resorts in West Virginia.
The South Charleston Chamber of Commerce has announced its 30th Annual Groundhog Breakfast and Economic Forecast is scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 2, at the Holiday Inn and Suites Charleston West.
Kielbasa is a sausage that originated in Poland but is now enjoyed around the world.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled to take place at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 29, at Lavish, 4827 MacCorkle Ave., S.W., in South Charleston.
Representatives of the Underprivileged Children Foundation and its supporters delivered a Santa’s-sleigh-worthy trove of toys to the Walgreens Washington Street West location in Charleston earlier this month.
Childhood, adolescent and young adult cancer survivors and their families across the state are encouraged to participate in the West Virginia Pediatric and Young Adult Cancer Alliance, a new initiative from the Putnam County-based Walking Miracles Family Foundation.
To kick off the New Year in stride, the Forks of Coal State Natural Area Foundation will host a First Day Hike on Saturday, Jan. 1.
