Registration will take place Wednesday, Sept. 26, for a new series of ballet and stringed-instruments classes for youths in Clendenin.
Military veterans from the VFW DAV Lew Welch Post 8363 of Chesapeake and surrounding areas welcomed one of their own at a special event on Sept. 24 at the Lisa Curry Annex beside Chesapeake Town Hall.
Free, family-oriented and for the fifth year running (well, walking), the St. Albans Take a Walk on the Wild Side nature hikes will be held this weekend at a popular, outdoor city venue.
Regardless of the outcome of the Oct. 13 football game between the West Virginia University Mountaineers and the Iowa State University Cyclones, the ultimate winners of the game, locally, will be the YWCA Sojourner’s Shelter for Homeless Women and Families.
”Contemplation is the highest expression of man’s intellectual and spiritual life. It is that life itself, fully awake, fully active, fully aware that it is alive. It is spiritual wonder. It is spontaneous awe at the sacredness of life, of being...”
The 2018 Thad Snodgrass Memorial Scholarship Fund has awarded scholarships of $3,750 each to eight members of the 2018 Riverside High School graduating class.
With 2018 being the 50th anniversary of the release of “Music From Big Pink,” the debut album of The Band, a Mink Shoals filmmaker has released her own artistic creation this year, a film honoring the album and its music, entitled “Finding Big Pink.”
My guys were gone the night I heard the dreadful yowl. Tony officiating a college game in the Carolinas, Junior-Man attending his first WVU football game.
Around my house, this Saturday is a bit of a day of mourning. In some instances, there is weeping and wailing. It is the Autumnal Equinox. Or the first day of fall. It signals shorter days and colder weather on the horizon.
I watched in horror from the kitchen window as a neighbor’s puppy systematically tore out a row of corn this summer.
West Virginia's 2018 archery and crossbow seasons for white-tailed deer, black bear and wild boar will open Saturday, Sept. 29.
Plum season has arrived, and it is time to take advantage this delicious stone fruit.
Malden attorney and House of Delegates member Larry L. Rowe will be among the speakers at the 2018 Mining Your History annual conference in Charleston this month.
Our middle child has been busy lately. Last May she graduated college. In the fall, she backpacked through Europe — sightseeing by day, couch-surfing by night. At the beginning of this year, she and a college friend flew to Peru to teach English for a few months at a small school in the moun…
A couple weeks ago, I wrote about the flow of trash down the river after storms hit the headwaters of the Elk. I got a couple email responses to that column.
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.
As autumn approaches, City of Dunbar officials are already up and at ‘em, preparing for a pair of sweeping community activities.
The 2018 Margaret Denison Fall Nature Hikes will be held at Kanawha State Forest on Saturday, Sept. 15.
Cross Lanes competitive dancer Nina Surbaugh will be leading another six-week series of ballroom dance classes, starting Sunday, Sept. 16, back to back (and toe to toe) in Cross Lanes and Charleston.
“Keys for Kids,” a piano concert to support the Appalachian Children’s Chorus, will get underway at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15, at Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church on Charleston’s West Side.
This year will be remembered as the “Year of the Eggplant.”