The City of Charleston held its weekly summertime Live On The Levee event at the Haddad Riverfront Park on Friday, July 16. The free concert featured live music from West Virginia native and indie singer-songwriter Sierra Ferrell and the Appalachian mountain music of Peddlers Glory.
The Basketball Tournament has brought former West Virginia University and Marshall University players to town, playing under the team names Best Virginia and Herd That, respectively. A national tournament made primarily of former college basketball players, TBT is holding regional games in f…
The US Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District holds a Change of Command Ceremony on Thursday, July 15, 2021, at the Jean Carlo Stephenson Auditorium in Huntington City Hall.
The City of Charleston held its first Live On The Levee event since 2019 on Friday, July 9. The free concert at the Haddad Riverfront Park on the Schoenbaum Stage featured live music from Second Helping showcasing the songs of Lynyrd Skynyrd, and R&B group Stratus.
The City of Charleston celebrated the Fourth of July with fireworks along the Kanawha Boulevard water front at Haddad Park.
Charleston city officials and police unveiled a sign marking Garrison Avenue on the city’s West Side as Honorary Patrolman Cassie Johnson Avenue on Wednesday. The new sign was placed at the intersection of Garrison Avenue and Crescent Road. Johnson, 28, was shot and killed in the line of dut…
People gathered along the Kanawha River in downtown Charleston to watch the Fourth of July fireworks Sunday night.
Natural Light beer made history Thursday when Leigh Rich, 34, and her inner tube made the first run down a 2,021-foot plastic water slide at Canaan Valley Resort, officially reclaiming the Guinness World Record for the United States.
YakFest 2021 was held June 18 and 19 along Olde Main Street in St. Albans. Along with live music on both days from early afternoon until late night, YakFest featured art, food, craft beer and numerous vendors highlighting the region's kayaking, fishing and other recreational activities.
A pre-game concert was held prior to the West Virginia Appalachian Power game on June 18. The Power took on the Gastonia Honey Hunters.
