Sponsored by Vision Appalachia, a “Christmas in Appalachia” benefit holiday concert will get underway at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4, at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center.
Surrogate Santa Claus Jim “Dagger” Dagostine and a bevy of helpers are gearing up for the 35th motorcycle road trip destined to brighten area youngsters’ holidays.
This year, the red raspberry harvest continued into November. For the first time, I was able to cover the plants with netting to keep the birds from devouring my crop.
Based at the South Charleston Memorial Ice Arena, the Charleston Thunder Sled Hockey team received a grant recently from The Center for Active WV in Morgantown.
If the past 72 years have been any indication, the players will be flush with excitement for a longtime and light-hearted — but always-hard-fought — Dunbar Thanksgiving sports tradition: the Commode Bowl.
HUNTINGTON -- This time last year, I wrote a column trying to answer a question I had, “Why in the world would anyone want to run 100 non-stop miles”?
One of the most often asked questions at the farmers market is, “What does an eggplant taste like?”
South Charleston Middle School eighth grade art students will unveil products born of their creative talents at an Art Walk event scheduled for 4 until 8 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 19, at nearby Café Appalachia, 206 D St. in South Charleston.
The Charleston Light Opera Guild will conduct auditions for its next stage show, “Paradise Park The Musical,” over two days next week on the capital city’s West Side.
A graduate of the West Virginia National Guard’s Montgomery-headquartered Mountaineer ChalleNGe Academy-South has received two nominations for appointment to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
The warm autumn weather provided beautiful salad ingredients. The garden was bursting with leaf lettuce, arugula, beet greens, onions, radishes, peppers and a few cherry tomatoes. A salad made with such fresh ingredients deserves a homemade dressing.
Staff members and volunteers for the Religious Coalition for Community Renewal will prepare and serve during the RCCR’s 25th annual Beans and Cornbread Dinner on Thursday, Nov. 18, a fundraiser held each year to support the Charleston-based social services agency’s programs throughout the Ka…
It’s always fun to see somebody compete in a sport and surprise everyone with an outstanding performance. That was the case this year at the West Virginia State Cross Country Championships held last month at Cabell Midland High School in Ona.
The lights will again shine brilliantly and broadly, brightening the late fall and early winter nights as a time-honored tradition returns this holiday season in St. Albans.
Members of the Anne Bailey Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, presented the NSDAR Excellence in Historic Preservation Certificate and medal to West Virginia Archives and History for its outstanding work in preserving materials that document the state’s history on…
Between noon and 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 13, the Wagging Tails and Nitro Ales, Smoke on the Water Edition Chili Cookoff will be serving up samples of chili concoctions and more at Living Memorial Park, Second Avenue and 21st Street in Nitro.
Mountain Mission's annual, three-day Christmas sale will take place Thursday, Nov. 4, through Saturday, Nov. 6, at 1620 Seventh Ave. in Charleston.
The year 2021 may be remembered for many negative reasons, but I will remember it as a great year for figs.
It’s already beginning to look a little like Christmas, nearly everywhere you go throughout Kanawha County communities.
