Lewisburg – Carnegie Hall continues the 2025 Ivy Terrace Concert Series Thursday, June 26, at 6:30 p.m. with local band Steel Pterodactyl. Sponsored by City National Bank, the concert takes place outside on Carnegie Hall’s Ivy Terrace as attendees watch…
BECKLEY – Raleigh County Parks and Recreation Authority announced Wednesday that the organization was recognized at the 2025 Celebrating Healthy West Virginia Awards for their commitment to creating environments where everyone has an opportunity to live a healthier life.
CHARLESTON – The Culture Center, at the State Capitol Complex in Charleston, will host a West Virginia Day celebration for the Mountain State’s 162nd birthday on Friday, June 20, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will include birthday…
LEWISBURG – The State Fair of West Virginia's inaugural Wild Trails Festival is set to take over the Fairgrounds in Lewisburg this Thursday, June 19-21, with performances from Oliver Anthony, Treaty Oak Revival, Flatland Cavalry, Sam Barber, Ole 60, Max…
(KFFHN) – Ali Foley Shenk still remembers the panic when her 10-year-old son, Dean, finished a 20-ounce box of raisins in the seconds the cupboard was left unlocked. They rushed to the emergency room, fearing a dangerous bowel impaction.
CHARLESTON – Fayette County students and teachers from Fayetteville Pre K-8, Meadow Bridge Regional, and Valley Pre K-8 participated in a three-day learning experience in Charleston with the Youth Leadership Association’s 8th Grade Youth & Government Seminars.
CHARLESTON – As legislation cutting a food assistance program that helps feed thousands of state residents makes its way through Congress, several advocacy groups, businesses and organizations are calling on West Virginia Sen. Jim Justice to speak against the plan.
CHARLESTON —As the nation’s capitol prepares for a massive military parade to mark the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary and President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday, organizers in several West Virginia cities are planning to mark the day with anti-Trump protests.
BLUEFIELD — Changes at the West Virginia Division of Highways and Department of Transportation that the governor announced earlier this week have made local county commissioners think about how those changes could impact their constituents.
CHARLESTON — West Virginia school officials will instruct public schools to follow the state’s existing vaccine laws, going against an existing executive order from Gov. Patrick Morrisey that students be exempted from the requirements based on their religious beliefs about…
