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Go West and East
What do a resort in Colorado, an inn at a gristmill in Virginia, and an eclectic restaurant in downtown Washington, D.C., have in common? They are all owned by West Virginians. Join WV Living editor Nikki Bowman as she ventures beyond our borders in search of unique places with strong ties to the Mountain State. Gateway Canyons Resort – Gateway…
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Risin’ Shine
A Jackson County distillery makes authentic moonshine, on the right side of the law. Dwayne Freeman makes corn liquor just like his grandfather did, with one notable exception. The former coal miner uses the same basic ingredients, corn and sugar, to make honest-to-goodness West Virginia moonshine. But unlike grandpa, who went to jail for his hobby, Freeman makes and sells his…
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Paddle Battle
Sweets of the East, West Virginia’s only home-grown rafting team, is headed for a national competition. Last winter, like every winter, most West Virginians spent their time inside, huddled up next to the ?re or in front of a TV. Or maybe, if they were ambitious, they bundled up and strapped on some skis or snowshoes. Meanwhile, in Fayette County,…
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Style with a Personal Touch
Raines Interiors in South Hills offers vintage homegoods made new.
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