Casts of Character
A West Virginia artist, Burl Jones, draws inspiration from the American West to make timeless works of art. The native american hunter, all bulging muscle and sinew,... Read more.
Two Centuries of Comfort
Once a historic private home, the 200-year-old Edgarton Inn is now a homey bed and breakfast.... Read more.
Crafting a Career
Artisans shift their creative focus to the wineglass. Teresa and Phil Holcomb were making a living with their hands long before they started Chestnut Ridge Winery... Read more.
Tombstone Tour
Cemeteries are like libraries of stone––each name and date tells a story about life, and love, and loss. Here are a few prominent graveyards for your perusal... Read more.
5 Ways to Fall
Summer’s gone but the fun doesn’t have to stop in the West Virginia hills. We’ve got your guide to enjoying all that autumn has to offer. ... Read more.
In Search of the Stone Man
West Virginia’s top Bigfoot researcher makes his case for the legendary creature. Russ Jones navigates the woods with an ease that only comes through vast... Read more.
Pressing Matters
A young artist keeps an old art form alive in Charleston. Originally published on West Virginia Living Magazine’s Website in December, 2017. Updated in June,... Read more.
Maestro!
Meet Lawrence Loh, the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra’s new conductor. There’s a new baton in town. After a long selection process, the West Virginia Symphony... Read more.
The Cheese Stands Alone
A Wheeling food truck takes a childhood favorite to the streets. Thomas Gilson was tired of working for other people. He has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice... Read more.
Live From Oak Hill
For more than two decades, Saturday Nite Wrestlin’ brought outlandish characters and over-the-top action into homes across West Virginia. Richie Acevedo did not... Read more.
