The nonprofit St. Albans K9 Association will host its third annual Doggie Paddle fundraising event, with participants invited to kayak along seven miles of the Coal River this Saturday, July 21.
Ladies, leave your troubles -- and your guys (which, admittedly, may not be mutually exclusive) -- behind next month for an evening of good times, good company and a good cause.
Earlier this month, the Rev. Krysta Rexrode Wolfe made history at Cross Lanes United Methodist Church, leading the morning's worship services as the church's first full-time female minister.
North Charleston artist Sandra Wright will lead a “Mastering the Art of Oils” painting class for eight students, beginning later this month and continuing weekly through the end of August.
Presidents often say things that make some people upset. President George Bush got broccoli growers steamed when he said he didn’t like broccoli as a kid, because his mother forced him to eat it. He declared, as President of the United States, he wasn’t going to eat it anymore.
This summer has gotten off to a hot and nasty start with heat waves, heat advisories due to high humidity, and corresponding thunderstorms.
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Calendar announcements can be submitted by email to metrokanawha@cnpapers.com. The deadline for submissions is noon the Thursday prior to the next Wednesday publication.
There was a time I believed myself an extrovert — a team player, if you will.
There was an old sour cherry tree in my yard when I moved here. There were so many cherries that I invested in a cherry stoner. I froze cherries. I made pies and jam. One day, the old cherry tree blew over. For years, I have been without fresh sour cherries.
Three dozen newspapers operated during the lead up to, and throughout, the American Revolutionary War. Each produced a four-page issue weekly. They also printed single-sheet editions more often than that.
Calendar announcements can be submitted by email to metrokanawha@cnpapers.com. The deadline for submissions is noon the Thursday prior to the next Wednesday publication.
Calendar announcements can be submitted by email to metrokanawha@cnpapers.com. The deadline for submissions is noon the Thursday prior to the next Wednesday publication.
Don’t tell anyone, but I’m the secret weapon. On my co-ed recreational softball team.
With summer in full swing, people are seeking places to cool down and have some fun. Water Ways Waterpark in Julian has helped serve this purpose in Southern West Virginia for 30 years.
Last week, I wrote about fregola, which is a toasted semolina pasta that looks a lot like Israeli couscous. I decided to cook extra fregola while making the Pesto Pasta and Pea recipe, so I could try the recipe on the back of the package.
There is so much going on right now, both in the United States in general, and here in West Virginia, it is unsettling and troubling.
Calendar announcements can be submitted by email to metrokanawha@cnpapers.com. The deadline for submissions is noon the Thursday prior to the next Wednesday publication.
Calendar announcements can be submitted by email to metrokanawha@cnpapers.com. The deadline for submissions is noon the Thursday prior to the next Wednesday publication.
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern West Virginia representatives welcomed guests to CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital on Charleston’s West Side on June 26, to show off a sharp, new “set of wheels.”
For several years now, the Charleston Police Department has given civilians an up-close avenue to, somewhat figuratively speaking, walk a beat and in their shoes.
This is the time of year when I want to make room in my freezer for newly harvested fruits and vegetables. I took out a bag of frozen pesto from last year, but then I found myself challenged on how to use it.
On Saturday, June 22, and Sunday, June 23, area amateur radio operators — a/k/a hams by many — from the Kanawha Amateur Radio Club will broadcast for 24 hours straight, going onto the airwaves at 2 p.m. Saturday, from Coonskin Park in Charleston.