6 unique historic districts in West Virginia
The story of West Virginia’s very birth is one for the (history) books! But since our inception in 1863, we’ve
Relics and inspirations from WV’s richest industry
Since Victorian times, coal has made history in West Virginia. That legacy continues today with subterranean tours, eccentric buildings, and
Spring break deal roundup
Whether you’re a college student, a teacher, or a family with young kids, you’re going to want to take advantage
Spring Break on a ramen noodle budget
We know how it is– you’re a student on a budget and you’ve already spent way too much money on
5 really (really) unconventional WV activities
So you think you’ve tried everything the Mountain State has to offer? Check out these unconventional activities that are uniquely
5 one-day adventures in WV
Almost everyone I talk to about Project: Time Off and why they are not using all their well-deserved vacation days
How many of WV’s 101 unique places to dine have you tried?
The winners of 2017’s “101 Unique Places to Dine in West Virginia” are up! This year was the first time
7 fun ways to dig into your Appalachian roots
“Mountain folk” have their own way of doing things. Old-time Appalachian practices are still alive and well in the hills
7 things you did as a kid in WV that you’ve gotta share with yours
The joys of growing up in the Mountain State are simple and sweet. Share the fond memories of your mountain
These WV destinations get named to best lists All. The. Time.
West Virginia stacks up national and international recognition for its small-town charm, wild beauty and adventure. But there are a
You’ll never want to leave this mountaintop village
Snowshoe Mountain has some of the best skiing in the entire mid-Atlantic region— but there is way more to do
Take your sweet tooth WAY back in time at this historic candy shop
This Harpers Ferry candy shop is a museum— with edible exhibits! At True Treats Historic Candy, guilty pleasures are
West Virginia Botanic Garden Spring Wreath Workshop
Join local floral and interior designer Aaron Sears at Plantology Emporium, 1344 University Ave., to learn basic wreath making skills as well how to make a bow. Let's make something to welcome spring! You will be able to pick and choose from several stems and quality embellishments and silks to make each wreath specific to your style. Come and make something beautiful that you can enjoy for years! PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR THIS EVENT BY NO LATER THAN MIDNIGHT MARCH 14.