A party will get underway at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 2, to disclose the theme of YWCA Charleston’s annual Girls Night Out gala.
The 2024 CAMC Foundation Run for Your Life 5-Mile Run and 2.5-Mile Walk will step off at 8 a.m. on Saturday, June 15, at Haddad Riverfront Park, 600 Kanawha Blvd., E., in Charleston.
“Travel changes as you get older.”
The Town of Glasgow is among 90 government entities, representing 12 Appalachian states, chosen to participate in READY Local Governments, the Appalachian Regional Commission announced on April 24.
Going to the doctor or hospital can be intimidating.
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There seems to be a renewed interest in bread baking since the pandemic. People were looking for activities while quarantined and many took up the art of bread making.
The City of St. Albans, in partnership with the Kanawha County Public Library, Friends of the Alban Arts and Conference Center and local individuals, businesses and organizations, has launched a permanent StoryWalk installation at St. Albans City Park.
A Poca native is one of five West Virginia University students awarded the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, a program to support graduate education in STEM-based fields.
The West Virginia Disability History Essay Contest Committee has announced the winners of the 2024 Disability History Essay Contest.
"Superheroes Unite" will be the focus of this summer's International Sports Jamboree at North Bend State Park in Cairo, Ritchie County.
Belle-based Arclin Amines has donated $2,000 to support the Bot Squad, Cedar Grove Elementary School’s robotics team, as it travels to Texas to compete in the Vex IG Elementary Robotics World Championships.
Gritt’s Farm in Buffalo will serve a farm-to-table dinner from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 25.
BECKLEY — To prevent human-bear conflicts around the state, the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources is reminding Mountain State residents to take extra precautions by removing bear attractants from their property.
The familiar sound of professional baseball will be heard very soon in GoMart Ballpark as the Charleston Dirty Birds will open up the 2024 season against the Staten Island Ferryhawks for a four-game set on Thursday, April 25. First pitch is scheduled for 6:35 p.m.
More than 100 fourth grade students from five elementary schools in Eastern Kanawha County traveled to Camp Virgil Tate in Charleston on April 18 to experience immersive learning beyond the confines of their traditional classrooms.
St. Albans-based Coal River Coffee Company, a community partner of the West Virginia Collegiate Recovery Network, will receive the College Recovery Philanthropist of the Year Award at the 2024 Association of Recovery in Higher Education Conference June 30 through July 3 in San Diego.
The South Charleston Chamber of Commerce and Mark E. Snapp and Associates will sponsor a free Better Business Bureau shred and e-cycling event at Bible Center School in Charleston next month.
The 30-member womanSong Chorale of West Virginia will blend their voices in song for its annual spring concert, entitled “Our Hopes and Dreams.”
Troop leader volunteers from Nitro and Bancroft were recognized recently for their service to Girl Scouts of Black Diamond Council.
The St. Albans Branch Library Advisory Board has announced that author Tom Moore will be the May guest for its “St. Albans Writes” monthly speaker series that features area writers discussing their literary works.
The City of Charleston is accepting applications for the Mayor’s Summer Youth Jobs Program.
An archeological field school this summer will provide West Virginia State University students opportunities to uncover more of the history surrounding the Hale House and the early salt industry at Malden.
