This is the time of year when I have too much cabbage.
BALTIMORE -- It is the dream of lots of young boys playing Little League to college baseball to someday play in the Major Leagues.
Now that summer has finally arrived, I’m praying it will finally dry out and let us enjoy some outdoor time.
Iraq War and other military veterans will reconnect for a second year for a Freedom Float event on Thursday, July 4, which will raise funds and increased awareness for their fellow former soldiers and sailors.
Mark Twain’s “Huck Finn” will set sail on the Mississippi River (on stage) for its second and final weekend of performances at the Alban Arts Center in downtown St. Albans.
Senior farmers market vouchers will be distributed at various locations through July.
Growing up, watching The Andy Griffith Show with my best friend, Karen, was my favorite way to pass the time besides creek-walking and riding bikes in the graveyard.
Summer is starting with a splash (or several of them) this Friday at St. Albans City Park.
Blueberry season is just beginning, and it looks like another year with a bumper crop.
As a joint fundraising effort, the Nitro Historic Commission and the St. Albans Historical Society are bringing the River Queen riverboat from BB Riverboats of Cincinnati to Nitro, for a buffet cruise and a sightseer cruise on Sunday, June 30.
(Editor's note: West Virginia Day was June 20; Eric Douglas' column was first published June 19)
At the 19th awards ceremony at Riverside High School on May 20, the East Bank High School Alumni Association awarded 31 scholarships in the amount of $4,000 to each graduating recipient.
Once nicknamed “the Car Wash Cathedral” in its formative stages, Living Faith Church in Marmet has grown and evolved into a thriving source of support and community spirit in the town.
Last week, I wrote about Italian Wedding Soup, using the last of my spinach from the garden.
Some people buy a motorcycle or a snazzy sports car when they encounter life’s midpoint. Not Karen Haring.
I’m approaching Father’s Day with a new perspective.
The cream of the crop in the South Atlantic League is headed to Appalachian Power Park in Charleston next week.
The Coal River Tour De Coal will take place for the 15th year on Saturday, June 15, with 1,600 or more kayakers anticipated to enter the Coal River waters for the fundraising paddle and float trip from 8 to 11 a.m.
Berdine, Robert - 2 p.m., Stump Funeral Home & Cremation Inc., Arnoldsburg.
Bonsall, Buddy - 11 a.m., Good Shepherd Mortuary, South Charleston.
Holstein, Gary - 2 p.m., Handley Funeral Home, Danville.
Keener, John - 8 p.m., Roach Funeral Home, Gassaway.
Miller, Edward - 1 p.m., Taylor-Vandale Funeral Home, Spencer.
Wright, Virginia - 11 a.m., Nitro Church of God, Nitro.
