A trio of upcoming events will help pay for the medical expenses of Lori E. Stephens, a local resident in need of a liver transplant.
Green Valley Church of God in St. Albans has risen from the ashes of a devastating fire last year and will dedicate its new, restored facilities officially during a 3 p.m. program on Sunday, Oct. 21.
A new concert series will begin on Saturday, Oct. 20, at the Sissonville Multipurpose Community Center, with the band The Sycomores, an Americana Gospel band from Boone County, performing.
The BB&T Malden Salt Fest is coming back for seconds this month.
Our “nest” is officially empty now. Because back in August, Junior-Man — our youngest child and a brand new WVU freshman — moved into a college house a few miles away.
A good friend told me that he liked these columns, but that I got preachy sometimes. I accept that.
Harriet Tubman, Gen. Stonewall Jackson, Mark Twain and Bishop Francis Asbury will be among the congregants on a monthly basis this fall and winter at a West Side church.
The Charleston Police Department will host the third annual Powerama event — designed for children in elementary and middle schools — at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center later this month.
Natalie Stamper and the One Shoe Highway will be performing a reunion concert — of sorts — this weekend in Marmet.
The devastating effects of the 1,000-year flood of 2016 still linger all along the Elk River communities. A vast number of working and/or lower- to middle-class flood survivors did not qualify for help from government agencies.
Pawpaw season came early this year, and it was one of the best I’ve ever seen. If you are lucky, you may find a few still lingering on the trees.
When the West Virginia Power return to the playing field at Appalachian Power Park for the 2019 season, a new parent club will be working with the low-Class A Minor League club.
Cincinnati’s got talent. I know this because years ago when we lived there, the pastor of the Methodist Church we attended proved it.
The St. Albans Historical Society is organizing an ambulatory event to showcase the brighter — and darker — aspects of the city’s proud — and sometimes paranormal — past.
Why wait for Halloween to have your spine tingled and blood chilled?
A limited-time exhibit that opened to the public last month at the South Charleston Intrepretive Center reveals several chapters of the city’s history as the home of a U.S. Navy factory that many these days are unaware ever existed.
The Kanawha Valley Friends of Old Time Music and Dance, known more widely as FOOTMAD, will kick off its 2018-19 concert season on Saturday, Sept. 29, at the West Virginia Culture Center Theater in the state Capitol Complex with a performance by The Tannahill Weavers from Scotland.
Watermelon Salad is a light, refreshing salad that compliments many entrees.
Starting this week, terrible things will go bump in the night several evenings through Halloween, Oct. 31, at Sissonville Middle School.