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SUNDAY SERMON: Knowing isn’t enough
By Rev. Stephen Baldwin, OT: Exodus 17.1-7 NT: Matthew 21.23-32 One time I had an old friend over for dinner. I hadn’t really thought much about the meal beforehand: I guess I just thought I’d make whatever I normally made for dinner. But when I got home that night and started to put dinner together, […]
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BLACK BY GOD: ‘The Garden of Dooley’ — Remembering a WV trailblazer
Respected activist and Charleston attorney, Katherine Louise “Kitty” Dooley passed away on October 10th, 2025. Five days later, the public awakened to “Garden of Dooley.”
THIS WEEK IN WV HISTORY: Sept. 27–Oct. 3
The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history.
At the West Virginia Film Festival, Appalachian youth have a vision for the state’s arts scene
This story is part of RealWV’s year-long focus on youth and belonging in West Virginia, exploring the difficult decisions young people face when deciding whether to stay or leave.
Reigning Warriors uses horses to support veterans, first responders in Sinks Grove
Michelle Miller has loved horses as long as she can remember.
Dear Grace: Conversations that matter
I’m a single mom. How do I balance working, taking care of my aging mother, and my daughter?
Haunted tours, ghost hunts, and Halloween events to experience in West Virginia
October brings plenty of spooky opportunities to explore West Virginia, from lantern-lit walks through historic downtowns to overnight paranormal investigations, costume balls, and a Halloween-themed train ride through the mountains.
