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SUNDAY SERMON: The Reverse Bucket List
By Rev. Stephen Baldwin OT: Genesis 45.1-15 Who’s got a bucket list? You know, the list of things you want to do while you’re still upright. Let’s hear ‘em! What is on your list? I bet Joseph had a bucket list. He’d been through a lot, some of his own doing, much of it the […]
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BLACK BY GOD: Remembering the legacy of ‘Charleston’s First Lady of Jazz’ Ann Baker
August is a significant month for the history of Black music in the Mountain State. Not only is Aug. 11 the 85th birthday of John “Some Kind of Wonderful” Ellison, but the 21st. also marks what would have been the 111th birthday of “Charleston’s First Lady of Jazz,” Ann Baker.
THIS WEEK IN WV HISTORY: August 16–22
The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history.
Real West Virginian of the Week: Kelli Steele helps tell Putnam County’s story
For Kelli Steele, tourism is about more than bringing visitors to a place. It is about helping a community see the value, beauty, and opportunity that already exists at home.
At the West Virginia Film Festival, Appalachian youth have a vision for the state’s arts scene
Nineteen-year-old Liberty Morgan is the lead organizer and founder of the West Virginia Youth Film Festival (WVYFF), a festival dedicated to amplifying the voices of young visual artists in West Virginia.
Dear Grace: Conversations that matter
My sister is staying with me, and she’s driving me nuts. When can I kick her out?
How are new student loan caps affecting medical students?
Students at state’s three medical schools coping with caps on federal loans – so far, medical schools say.
Making a ‘GIANT’ impact on the local community
“The Giants’ visit didn’t seem all that important to me at first–until I got to be a part of it,” said Abby DeGraff, a local business owner. “I quickly realized how wrong I was about their impact on our local economy.”