The Jeremiahs
Ballhooter Festival
SNOWSHOE, W.Va. – Tis the season for announcing spring and summer festivals. But if you really can’t wait to get that festival feeling, that’s OK, because Snowshoe Mountain is going to go ahead and start the party come March when there’s still plenty of snow in the mountains for Spring Break. Snowshoe just announced the […]
Andrew Adkins
Mandolin Orange
Barboursville Walking Tour
Welcome to Barboursville, a bustling city rich in history. The Cabell County seat for nearly 80 years in the 1800s, Barboursville was also a popular steamboat destination before the Civil War when a skirmish tore open the heart of the city. In the 20th Century it was one of the region’s first college towns and […]
Winter in Pocahontas
Original Post Here: https://www.herald-dispatch.com/features_entertainment/dave-lavender-late-winter-trip-comes-with-its-own-west/article_c86625ae-6822-5c39-855d-89cc0a0f50d3.html While West Virginia may be small in area, we know how to stack, pack and pile things vertically. Like the cluttered Fred Flintstone closet and Chevy Chase’s Vacation piled-high station wagon, there are plenty of things to find in the West Virginia mountains – it just takes a minute and a […]
Fog Bank
Nelsonville Music Fest 2019
Stonewall Resort Wine Weekend
ROANOKE, W.Va. — Sometimes a good road-trip starts by looking at a map. In the weeks after Christmas, I was at a friend’s house admiring their new Basecamp Printing West Virginia state map that listed all of the State Parks and counting up the ones that we have been to and the ones we have somehow […]
Ironton Walking Tour
Start at The Norfolk and Western Depot … The walk is 1.8 miles long and takes ap- proximately 45 minutes. 1. The Depot, Bobby Bare Boulevard and Park Avenue Designed by Edward G. Frye of Virginia, the Norfolk and Western Depot was known to be the center of area stations. The richness of classical detailing makes […]