Best Charity YWCA CHARLESTON It’s almost hard to believe one organization does so much good. YWCA Charleston provides permanent housing for elder abuse victims and homeless disabled women and operates a round-the-clock shelter, crisis hotline, and emergency intervention service for domestic violence victims. There’s a year-round child development center serving children of all ages, transitional housing for women and children…
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Best of WV – Travel
Best State Park/Forest BLACKWATER FALLS STATE PARK A couple miles southeast of Davis is one of West Virginia’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Within the 2,500 acres of Blackwater Falls State Park, the Blackwater River cascades down a 63-foot drop to continue on its journey through the rugged Blackwater Canyon. This beauty is one of the most photographed sites in West…
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Best of WV – Lodging
Best Resort THE GREENBRIER The Greenbrier is called “America’s Resort” for good reason. It offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy old-school opulence in its well-appointed rooms, luxurious lobbies, mineral spa, and James Bond-esque casino. It’s a shoppers’ paradise, with unique boutiques and artist galleries. And don’t pass up the wide variety of dining options. Enjoy fine dining in The Greenbrier’s…
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Best of WV 2017 – Food and Drink
Best Ice Cream ELLEN’S ICE CREAM Opened in 1997, this Capitol Street institution is a favorite hangout for Charlestonians of all ages. Whether you prefer classic vanilla or something a bit more extravagant—like raspberry chocolate chip—Ellen’s has a lengthy menu of all-natural ice creams, sorbets, and gelatos. 225 Capitol Street, Charleston 304.343.6488, ellensicecream.com, @ellenshomemadeicecream on Facebook Runners-Up AUSTIN’S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM This…
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A Cottage on Rails
Ditch your cell phone and ride your accommodations to your destination on the Durbin & Greenbrier Valley Railroad’s Castaway Caboose. Back in the day, when freight trains had rear crews to manage their nether operations, the caboose was a place of exertion and sweat. Today, thanks to the Durbin & Greenbrier Valley Railroad, it’s a place of pure and private…
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