Reconstructing the Past, Building the Future
A hometown historian revives Webster Springs’ Lovers Lane. David Gillespie was born in Webster Springs in 1938. His father was a coal miner and their family home... Read more.
Mural by the Masses
An acclaimed Philadelphia mural artist brightens up Charles Town with local help. The colorful mural mosaics of Isaiah Zagar splash across hundreds of walls in downtown... Read more.
From Ashes to the Masses
A century after the Temperance Movement put it out of business, Parkersburg Brewing is back. Parkersburg Brewing Company was started by two German immigrants in... Read more.
Song Remains the Same
Morgantown’s Andrew White Guitars isn’t just surviving, it’s thriving. As a West Virginia University sophomore in Spain, Andrew White was constantly reminded... Read more.
A Recipe for Success
A treat 20 years in the making brings success to a Barboursville dessertier. Michelle Hill is an unusually busy person. She sells quilts, stamps, and coins from... Read more.
Art in Industry
Custom furniture makers find beauty in the raw. Few businesses have names that capture the essence of their product so well as Morgantown’s Artfully Industrial... Read more.
Elkview’s Earl
A WVU law grad looks back on a life helping clients get justice, helping lawyers get sober, and helping everyone else keep a song in their heart. The “Earl of... Read more.
Crafting Grafton
Arts & Treasures expands to make the city a destination. When Tom Hart is asked about woodworking, he responds like a man who has always known his calling. “It... Read more.
Keeping the Lights On
At 60 years strong, a Morgantown mainstay is still innovating. Christopher Atkins’ computer wallpaper is a page from a 1956 phone book. He reads one of the short... Read more.
