Renovations and local stewardship are helping a McDowell County reservoir welcome a new wave of visitors.
Recent Stories from the Magazine
Incredible Kids 2026
West Virginia is full of amazing kids, and we want to celebrate them! For the past six years, WV Living and WVU Medicine Children’s have been shining a light on West Virginia’s most incredible kids. We’ve been blown away by the resilience, kindness, and talent of young people across the state. As we kick off our seventh year of WV…
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3 Ways To Use Ramps
Spring has sprung, and with it comes everyone’s favorite pungent vegetable: ramps.
Spring 2026
In our Spring issue, antiques are new again, and we’re taking you on a treasure hunt across the state to the small towns and hidden gems. We spend time with our favorite possibilitarians, Brad and Alys Smith, whose bold vision continues to reshape what’s possible here at home. We dive deep into Hardy County—one of those rare places where breathtaking mountain views, winding rivers, working farms, historic charm, and a surprising lineup of local shops and outdoor adventure all come together. Plus, you’ll find fresh spring recipes, cool shops worth the drive, and restaurants that make the season taste unforgettable.
Isaiah Morgan, All Grown Up
Drink· Food + Drink· Nicholas County· Spring 2026· Summersville
It’s not the smallest distillery in the country anymore—which means more bourbon and ’shine to enjoy. About a decade ago, Frank Dix and his wife, Elizabeth, took an interest in a mobile home park for sale in Nicholas County. The listing included Kirkwood Winery and Isaiah Morgan Distillery, all or nothing. The Dixes were in residential real estate, not wine…
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