Five ways that you can help a West Virginia small business today—and celebrate your favorite graduate. Congrats to all the high school and college graduates who walked across virtual stages this weekend. It’s not too late to get a gift for your favorite grad. Although cash often reigns supreme when it comes to grad gifts, here are a few other…
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Five ways to help a West Virginia small fishing business. Big Jim gave the green light for guided fishing trips starting this weekend. Through the end of May, West Virginia residents don’t even have to have a fishing license. So, grab your pole, and arrange for a guided trip with one of these fishing gurus in the Mountain State. 1….
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Five ways that you can help a small West Virginia business this summer. We might have to remain socially distant from others for the near-term, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still have a boatload of family fun this summer. Here are some things to do with your crew in the coming months that will also help a small business…
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Substance use disorder affects everyone in a family. But the most deeply affected are children, who are figuring out how to form trusting relationships and who need stability and security to learn and grow up healthy. Recognizing the need, social worker Janie Fuller-Phelps established a traumainformed childcare center in Huntington. As far as she’s aware, the River Valley CARES program…
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If you love a victim of substance use disorder, experts say, it’s important to learn new tools and take care of yourself. Here’s how. When drugs or drink come to dominate a person’s thoughts and actions, it’s not just the user who suffers—the whole family suffers. The addiction unravels the user’s life, and parents, siblings, spouses, children, and friends are…
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