Designed by a dentist with health and environment in mind, West Virginia-brewed Doc’s Tea is ready to become your go-to beverage. Launching a beverage business has its pitfalls, but that hasn’t stopped one determined Eastern Panhandle dentist. “We started the whole process in about 2010,” says Dr. Ken Banks, founder and CTD—that’s Chief Tea Designer, on the website—of Doc’s Tea…
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Recent Stories from the Magazine
In the Raw
The founders of Spring Gap Mountain Creamery escaped city life to find a tasty gourmet niche. When Penelope Sagawa and Jurgen Schelzig began making raw milk cheese back in 2009, they had no idea “raw milk” would become a hot topic in West Virginia seven years later. They couldn’t know that raw milk, which some claim is healthier than pasteurized…
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All West Virginia, All the Time
The WV Marketplace sells West Virginia wares from vendors large and small
Adam Smith
Adam Smith lives in Washington, D.C., where he is the communications director for Every Voice, a national nonprofit working to reform the way our elections are financed so everyday people can have a bigger voice in the process. But before all that, he was a kid growing up in Parkersburg. These are his favorite haunts when he comes back to…
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Qiet Time
A popular Charleston band defies genre to make catchy, eclectic music.
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