Morgantown is getting its first dining parklet. WV Living magazine is excited to announce that Morgantown will have its first locally designed dining parklet. Our Publisher and Editor Nikki Bowman Mills and Michael Mills, principal of Mills Group, spearheaded and coordinated a community effort to organize, design, and fabricate dining parklets for High Street. After meeting with city officials, the West Virginia…
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Five ways you can help a West Virginia small business today. West Virginians are a talented, resilient people who make amazing things. If you’re needing to pick up a gift, spoil yourself, or just support local businesses, you don’t have to go far. Consider something from these fine Mountain State makers. 1. Good-for-you stuff comes out of Stahl Farm in Mannington. Pick…
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Kids Farmers Market Program makes trying local produce easy and fun for young West Virginians. Forget candy stores—farmers markets are even more vibrant and tasty. They’re bursting with emerald zucchinis, sunshine-colored carrots, and ruby-red apples. Unfortunately, candy and other processed foods are often easier pickings, especially for kids. That’s where the Kids Farmers Market Program, a project with the WVU…
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Five ways to help a West Virginia small business today.
Five ways that you can help a West Virginia small business today. For many of the Mountain State’s resident makers, art is both their passion and their livelihood. Without the advantage of brick and mortar locations, many makers depend on craft shows, collectives, and festivals to sell their wares. Most of those have been cancelled lately. Let’s support our makers…
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