Keymonisha (a/k/a "KeyKey") Dudley has always had an eye for high-quality, natural cosmetic products and a strong heart for her connection to her African heritage and its vast culture.
A trip to the Northern Panhandle usually results in a visit to Theo Yianni’s Greek Restaurant in Weirton. One of the biggest problems I have is choosing from the extensive menu.
I’ve been thinking a lot about stress lately. Not so much my own, although I will freely admit that I do feel a fair amount of it right now.
The Belle-based BlackRoot Theatre organization held auditions recently for its upcoming scheduled season, being revised and devised with COVID-19 health considerations and constructs in mind.
In a gesture of community recognition and appreciation, a bridge in Winifrede Hollow in Winifrede now acknowledges a local, fallen serviceman with a sign installed at the site earlier this month.
I began my professional fire service career almost nine years ago.
I’ve always been a bit of a history buff, but I’m definitely an amateur. I only know a little bit about a lot of things.
A trio of St. Albans’ high school basketball coaches could be called for traveling this summer — but it’s going to be a welcome call in the simmering heat of the moments.
After 50 years of giving shears to thousands of soon-to-be-well-groomed customers, George Bsharah has closed his one-and-only Cross Lanes barber shop, aptly and succinctly named George’s Barber Shop; shelved his scissors; and retired, albeit a bit reluctantly.
Every summer, I looked forward to seeing the West Virginia Power play at Appalachian Power Park a few times with my dad.
For improved safety, security, and efficiency, the South Charleston Fire Department has begun using HAAS Alert systems and devices recently that alert motorists that the SCFD is coming their way in an emergency response situation.
We have had some extremely hot weather lately. At the end of one of those very hot days, my husband expressed a desire for a cool, refreshing beverage, while he cleaned the garlic that he’d harvested.
If you’re like me, you’re probably over the idea of doing much of anything “virtually.”
The WV Women Made Market, an organization dedicated to promoting entrepreneurship among women and girls across the state, are planning to host a community pool party and multiple fundraiser next month at Lakewood Pool in St. Albans.
The namesake of Rea of Hope was a polio survivor and, later, an Alcoholics Anonymous member, the late Betsy Fletcher Rea.
In just under one minute, the inside of a bus on fire can become uninhabitable, leading to the unthinkable.
Kanawha Valley Senior Services Executive Director Paulette Justice has announced that the agency serving Kanawha County’s senior population is moving to a new, consolidated location.
Sizzling or cool Japanese, Thai, and other Asian culinary creations can now be ordered — and enjoyed — every day from a newly opened East End eatery.
One would think that coleslaw is a modern dish, but shredded cabbage mixed with vinaigrettes dates to ancient Rome.
Even though it now looks like Major League Baseball players will be soon begin playing for the 2020 season, my dad’s and my annual trip to Baltimore to see our Orioles play is in serious jeopardy.
Like a lot of people, I’m mystified as to why wearing a mask is even an issue. I have yet to hear a single credible source say they don’t help – angry people yelling on YouTube don’t count.
A George Washington High School alumna and New York City actress/instructor has returned to her home state recently to share her stage prowess with youngsters interested in or currently pursuing roles in the performing arts.
If you’re accumulated some essentially non-essential items over the quarantine, stay-at-home stretch that you’d like to unload for cash, comfort or convenience, or are in the mood to bargain hunt (or a bit of both), Capitol Flea Market is offering free, outdoor vendor spaces at its Charlesto…
Romaine lettuce is a variety of lettuce that grows into a tall head. Each leaf has a firm center rib.