Through Friday, Oct. 18, the Rotary Club of South Charleston and the South Charleston Chamber of Commerce are collaborating to pack snacks, with the community’s help and generosity.
I saw a story recently that a town in Ohio chose to eliminate Columbus Day. In exchange they made Election Day a holiday.
Fall Festival: Starcher Baptist Church, 2624 Sixth Ave., Charleston, will host a fall festival on Saturday, Oct. 12, with games and a free community lunch including hot dogs, chips, drinks, popcorn and Sno-Cones. For more details, phone Nicole Rowe, 304-550-6019.
Southern Gospel Anniversary Concert: The Homeland Southern Gospel Choir celebrate its 15th-year anniversary with a sing at the Browns Creek Church of God, 2550 Browns Creek Road, St. Albans, at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11.
A pair of established annual community fall favorites will be in full swing (and pedal) this weekend in the Upper Kanawha Valley.
Cream of mushroom soup is a common type of condensed canned soup that can be thinned with additional milk and eaten as a meal, or it can be used as a sauce in casseroles and other dishes.
When I was a kid, I wanted to grow up. I wanted to do the things that my older brother and his friends did. That’s the eternal quest of children. They want to be “big” and do more things.
The Appalachian Children’s Chorus is expanding its service and instruction by initiating a pair of new youth choirs this fall.
The cutting of a ribbon will usher in the rededication — and reopening — of the St. Albans City Park Nature Trail on Friday, Oct. 4.
The Glasgow-Cedar Grove Lions Club and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8363 of Chesapeake hosted a dedication ceremony and road sign unveiling on Sept. 21 for a memorial bridge in Cedar Grove that honors three military veterans who died in the line of duty.
Pawpaw season, for most of us, is coming to an end.
This weekend is my fourth Heart Walk as a survivor.
The latest destination in Robert Fulton's continental travels and professional callings has become the pulpits of Jarrett Memorial United Methodist Church in Elkview and Mt. Tabor United Methodist Church in Pinch.
Scissors in hand, South Charleston Mayor Frank Mullens joined other civic officials and fellow citizens for a pair of ribbon-cutting, welcoming ceremonies for two, new businesses opening to customers in the city last week.
Mountaineer K-9 Services made its South Charleston arrival and debut official with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday.
Charleston Church of God is collecting names and stories about local teachers, to be recognized for their contributions in the classroom and beyond.
Things are hopping — literally — at a new dance studio in Kanawha City.
Any type of an athletic adventure can be challenging, especially if you are doing it on your own, without someone looking over your shoulder sometimes.
Dotson, Jeffery - 7 p.m., Good Shepherd Mortuary, South Charleston.
Kees, Nancy - 11 a.m., Salem Road Freewill Baptist Church, Oak Hill.
Payne, Arless - 5 p.m., Taylor-Vandale Funeral Home, Spencer.
Taylor, Connie - 11 a.m., Memory Gardens, Low Gap.
Taylor, Joseph - 11 a.m., Gauley Bridge Baptist Church.
Williams, Nellie - 1 p.m., Pineview Cemetery, Orgas.
Yates, Ruth - 11:30 a.m., Sunset Memorial Park Mausoleum, South Charleston.
