Whitetail Frenzy introduces West Virginia hunting to prime-time TV. There’s a reason Whitetail Frenzy is the only nationally televised show where bowhunters bag trophy bucks in the hills of West Virginia. “It’s difficult,” says Kenny Davis, who started the show with his brother Aharon. Other shows might fill airtime with outfitter-run hunting trips, where prey has already been scouted and…
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Table Talk
Lost Creek Farm raises the profile of Appalachian cuisine through great meals and compelling stories. Mike Costello originally planned to go to culinary school. But, after he got a job at a high-end restaurant and saw the demanding schedules and crushing stress, he decided instead to go to journalism school at West Virginia University. He eventually found a way to…
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The Capon Way
Capon Springs and Farms is a modern mountain resort with roots in a bygone era.
Savor Shepherdstown
One of West Virginia’s oldest towns is home to some of its hippest eateries.
Make No Little Plans
How Huntington became America’s Best Community. First, there were more than 300. Then there were 50. Now, there were 15. Soon there would be eight. In late April 2016, 15 semifinalists for the America’s Best Communities (ABC) competition gathered in Durham, North Carolina. The teams, hailing from all over the United States, were competing for a $3 million grand prize…
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