BAKERY SPRING HILL PASTRY SHOP South Charleston, 304.768.7397 springhillpastry.com CASUAL DINING RESTAURANT HILLBILLY HOT DOGS Lesage, 304.762.2458, hillbillyhotdogs.com FAIR/FESTIVAL/EVENT FESTIVALL Charleston, 304.470.0489, festivallcharleston.com FINE DINING 21 CLUB AT THE FREDERICK Huntington, 304.529.0222, 21atthefrederick.com RECREATION VENUE HADDAD RIVERFRONT PARK Charleston, 304.348.6860, wvtourism.com/company/haddad-riverfront-park PLACE TO SHOP TAYLOR BOOKS Charleston, 304.342.1461, taylorbooks.com PLACE TO STAY HERITAGE FARM MUSEUM & VILLAGE Huntington, 304.522.1244 heritagefarmmuseum.com…
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Best of West Virginia 2018 REGIONAL WINNERS – Hatfield McCoy Mountains
BAKERY NU-ERA BAKERY Logan, 304.752.2033, nu-era-bakery.myshopify.com CASUAL DINING RESTAURANT TRAIL 12 BBQ Gilbert, 304.664.5050 twinhollowcampground.com FAIR/FESTIVAL/EVENT NATIONAL TRAIL FEST Gilbert, 304.664.3477, trailsheaven.com/trailfest FINE DINING 317 THE STEAKHOUSE Logan, 304.752.2580, 317thesteakhouse.com RECREATION VENUE HATFIELD-McCOY TRAILS Lyburn, 1.800.592.2217, trailsheaven.com PLACE TO SHOP MELISA’S BASKETS GALORE Williamson, 304.236.3500, melisasbasketsgalore.mycart.net PLACE TO STAY CHIEF LOGAN STATE PARK Logan, 304.855.6100, wvstateparks.com UNIQUE ATTRACTION HATFIELD &…
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Best of West Virginia 2018 REGIONAL WINNERS – Eastern Panhandle
BAKERY A STEP IN TIME Ranson, 877.949.ROLL, wvpepperonirolls.com CASUAL DINING RESTAURANT BRIX 27 Martinsburg, 304.616.1628, brix27.com FAIR/FESTIVAL/EVENT APPLE BUTTER FESTIVAL Berkeley Springs, 304.258.3738, berkeleysprings.com FINE DINING LOT 12 PUBLIC HOUSE Berkeley Springs, 304.258.6264, lot12.com RECREATION VENUE HOLLYWOOD CASINO at CHARLES TOWN RACES Charles Town, 1.800.795.7001, hollywoodcasinocharlestown.com PLACE TO SHOP THE VINTAGE LADY Harpers Ferry, 304.535.1313, thevintagelady.net PLACE TO STAY BAVARIAN…
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Travel to Old Central City
This nearly forgotten Huntington district is becoming a tourist destination. A forgotten business hub, Central City until recently sat nearly abandoned on Huntington’s West End—empty save for the beer halls and bars that were home to rough and tumble men from nightfall to the early morning hours. Now a part of Huntington proper, the once-standalone city had a mayor of…
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Humble Earth
Potter Kate Harward devotes her life to kids, craft, and contemplation. There’s something primal about pottery. Digging fingers in soft earth, joints aching with the effort of hours, cupping water over a hunk of clay and smoothing it to silk—human hands were the first artistic tools and many would say they remain the most expressive. “I love the fact that…
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