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Outdoor adventure park opens West Virginia’s first solar-powered hotel
April 5, 2016 Submitted HARPERS FERRY — The first solar-powered hotel in West Virginia is now open in Harpers Ferry. more »» 
Shuttered library houses books...and spirits
April 5, 2016 I was in Parkersburg on a sun drenched spring day in 2005. I was exploring the inside of an old bookstore on Green Street when I stumbled on the wooden staircase and nearly fell flat on my face. more »»
WV comic creator’s character gets small screen debut
April 5, 2016 A home-grown heroine is expanding her pursuit of supernatural bad guys from comics to cable in "Wynonna Earp," set to premiere April 1 on SyFy. more »»
W.Va. lawmakers react to Tomblin’s State of the State
January 28, 2016 WHEELING - Northern Panhandle lawmakers cited Gov. more »»
Booth Goodwin throws hat into gubernatorial ring
January 28, 2016 CHARLESTON - Fresh from winning a conviction for ex-Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship, former U.S. more »» 
Remaining college Bowl game schedule
December 30, 2015 Wednesday, Dec. 30 Birmingham Bowl Auburn vs. Memphis Legion Field, Birmingham, AL Noon / ESPN Belk Bowl NC State vs. more »»
Holgorsen in it for one more
December 30, 2015 By Bubba Kapral MORGANTOWN - Dana Holgorsen is returning as West Virginia University’s head football coach. Rumors surfaced during a roller-coaster season that his return was not a sure thing. more »»
Tsubascon discussion focuses on bullying in cos play world
November 3, 2015 “If you can’t be yourself, be somebody else,” stated Chris Helphinstine, marketing director of Tsubasacon, commenting on the now viral tradition of attending pop culture conventions (comic cons,... more »» 
They do exist: 12 comic characters who stayed dead
November 3, 2015 Sooner or later, due to marketing, shock value, story or simple nostalgia, almost everyone who has shuffled off the mortal comics coil shuffles bac. more »» 
Popular haunted attractions not for the squeamish
September 30, 2015 After the calm facade is passed, hallways of old prisons, asylums and other abandoned buildings come alive as the sound of screams echo through the terror-filled nigh. more »» 
Carve the perfect jack-o-lantern just in time for Halloween
September 30, 2015 Picking pumpkins and carving them into jack-o-lanterns is a fun fall tradition for old and young alike. more »» 
Knoxville Nationals worth the trek to Iowa
August 31, 2015 You know you’ve been driving a long time when you leave in daylight and arrive at your destination in daylight. more »»
Trekking WV for oddities ... ghost towns, abandoned park, roaring falls
June 24, 2015 Summer instills thoughts of amusement parks, exotic swimming locales and adventurous journeys searching for unusual sights and individualistic thrills that are not found off an interstate exit. more »» 
Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum
June 24, 2015 Nestled at 71 Asylum Drive in Weston, W.Va., the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum sits tall and proud, a Gothic behemoth towering over the small town. more »»
Music fests to feed your soul
May 28, 2015 MAY 28 Nelsonville Music Festival 2015 Nelsonville, OH 29 BottleRock 2015 Napa, CA 29 Michael Arnone’s Crawfish Fest 2015 Augusta, NJ 30 Rockfest Kansas City 2015 Kansas City, MO 30 The Roots Picnic... more »» 
Multi-Cultural Festival prepares for 20th year
May 28, 2015 PARKERSBURG — The Mid-Ohio Valley Multi-Cultural Festival (MOVMCF) at the Parkersburg (WV) City Park is a free annual festival which encourages the appreciation and recognition of community diversit... more »» 
All Good’s triumphant return to the Mountain State
May 28, 2015 SUMMIT POINT — The 18th incarnation of the All Good Music Festival is happening right in our backyard. more »»
Huntington is the place to be this summer
May 28, 2015 By Tony Rutherford Huntington Mayor Steve Williams has another community challenge — he would like for fairs and festivals to be weekly attractions. more »» 
Vandalia-Con brings steampunk to Pburg
May 28, 2015 A hodgepodge collection of adventurers, tinkerers and enthusiasts descended upon downtown Parkersburg May 22-24 for the second Vandalia-Con, hosted at the historic Blennerhassett Hotel. more »»
FestivALL features Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
May 28, 2015 CHARLESTON — One of FestivALL Charleston’s most popular events, the Mayor’s Concert, returns for FestivALL 11 on June 25 at the Clay Center with Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue. more »» |
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