The City of Nitro’s annual Christmas Parade will ring in the holiday season this year on Saturday, Dec. 14, and more participants (and leashed pets) are sought to make it even merrier.
There are many varieties of pears and each has its own distinctive color, flavor and texture.
Considering the turmoil in the world, I think it makes sense to focus a couple of these columns on Thanksgiving, and, more generally, being thankful.
In a brief morning ceremony, Dr. Anwar Abdeen, joined by associates and a South Charleston Chamber of Commerce official, cut the ribbon in front of his Absolute Care Clinic facility in South Charleston on Monday, Nov. 18.
To celebrate community and creativity in tandem (and trim some turkeys), Café Appalachia at 206 D St.in South Charleston, will host a Friendsgiving Friday dinner and art event from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22.
I’ve always been a bit of a sucker for street musicians. I mean, there’s something special about playing music without a net. No back-up, no sound system.
As I am writing this column, I am listening to the local meteorologist who is predicting snow this weekend. To me, snow signals soup season.
The East End-headquartered Religious Coalition for Community Renewal will sponsor its annual Classic 5K run/walk, starting at noon Saturday, Nov. 16, at Capitol Market, 800 Smith St. in Charleston.
Fine lines of women’s apparel are joining and embellishing the inventory of home and commercial decor in store at Rosegate Design.
This past summer, I attended the Country Roads Cross Country Camp in Canaan Valley, and one of the camp’s speakers, University of Charleston Cross Country and Track Coach Nick Bias, really caught my eye, for his attention to detail for young runners.
Sponsored by the Fun Fitness Foundation and Markel Marketing, the WV Kids Business Expo – Christmas Edition is an upcoming event for budding entrepreneurs ages 6 to 18 to showcase their businesses and sell their products for the holiday season.
A popular benefit banquet will be a moveable feast — at least, geographically — this month.
The words — and thoughts — of William Shakespeare, on still topical subjects, will be exchanged between some of the Bard’s more notable male and female characters next week in Smithers, downtown Charleston and Montgomery.
You often hear the statistic that more than 20 veterans take their own lives every day. This is an indication of a systemic problem in the way we support veterans after they have completed their service.
Meatloaf is an American classic, but where did this dish originate?
Some folks swim with the dolphins for fun. Last month, Bryson Dowdy got to skate with the Penguins.
Throughout my career, I’ve had the opportunity to spend time in Latin America — including Mexico, Honduras and Brazil.
Carrow, Mildred - 1 p.m., Marmet Memorial Gardens, Marmet.
Coleman, Aaron - 1 p.m., Cooke Funeral Home Chapel, Cedar Grove.
Fore, George - 7 p.m., Keller Funeral Home, Dunbar.
Midkiff, Cleo - 2 p.m., Bartlett-Nichols Funeral Home, St. Albans.
Outman, Roxine - 2 p.m., Hafer Funeral Home, Elkview.
Shamblin, Cathy - 7 p.m., Christ Community Church, Scott Depot.
