Cynthia McGill, of Nitro, has been named the Community Captain of the Month for November by Active SWV.
Starting this month and continuing well into the magical month of December, a host of seasonal events will make St. Albans sparkle.
Bulgur is a quick-cooking form of whole wheat that has been parboiled, dried and cracked with very little of the bran removed.
The Charleston Light Opera Guild has revealed its line-up of musical performances for 2023.
YWCA Charleston has selected its honorees for the 2023 Women of Achievement awards ceremony and luncheon to be held in February at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center.
In September, Johnnie’s Fresh Meat Market observed a landmark anniversary — its 50th — at its longtime Capitol Market location. A 50th Anniversary Bash took place over the Labor Day weekend for customers and staff alike to celebrate the business milestone with cake, prizes and other festivities.
West Virginia Trophy Hunters Association officials announced a major partnership with Cabela’s for next year's West Virginia Hunting and Fishing Show, during a press conference on Nov. 17 at the Cabela store in South Charleston.
Scott and Susan Hamilton are veterans of long road trips in Canada, but their summer 2019 journey through its eastern provinces was their most ambitious.
When Charleston’s only professional team, the West Virginia Power minor league baseball team was part of the South Atlantic League in 2019, Jeremy Taylor was the team’s general manager.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Historical Society, a nonprofit group dedicated to preserving the history of the C&O Railway, has published and is selling its yearly fundraising calendars to support the 53-year-old, Clifton Forge, Virginia-based organization.
The South Charleston Public Library has announced that starting on Dec. 1, the library will be fine free for patrons' late materials.
With Thanksgiving fast approaching, you may be thinking about what you will make for Thanksgiving dinner.
To counter the colder fall and winter weather and possibly quash some of those impending Thanksgiving feast calories, a variety of runs/walks are scheduled throughout the region through the end of the year. Here are some of them to consider (along with web addresses for pre-registration and …
Members of the Smithers community are invited to join the West Virginia Community Development Hub to participate in a new program embarking on business development, creating vibrant communities and developing long-term sustainability plans to ensure climate resilience.
The Religious Coalition for Community Renewal was established in 1987 by a group of interdenominational congregations to address homelessness in Charleston. The congregations remain as members who support the organization through board participation and funding.
West Virginia University students hailing from Charleston and Scott Depot were among the five winners of the Mountaineers of Distinction awards announced at the WVU-Oklahoma football game on Nov. 12.
Consider yourself invited to the table at a community gathering that amounts to far more than a hill of beans.
After a two-year absence because of the pandemic, the Baptist Temple on Charleston’s East End will present its 59th annual Advent music program, “Feast of Carols,” for this holiday season.
When the Contemporary Youth Arts Company opens its 26th annual production of “Mary” this month for two weekends of performances at its Elk City Playhouse at 218 Washington St., W., on Charleston’s West Side, it will be short one member and presence: the rock opera’s composer, co-creator and …
Cabbage is a favorite vegetable in many cuisines around the world. It is a cool-climate crop and is easy to grow. If planted in early spring and mid-summer, a gardener in this area can get two crops per season. Cabbage stores well, which means we can enjoy this fresh vegetable long after oth…
The City of Nitro will hold two ceremonies to commemorate Veterans Day this week.
