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The problem with ‘Vandalia Health Center’
Opinion by Stephen Baldwin, RealWV After Vandalia Health announced an agreement this week with the City of Charleston for naming rights to the Charleston Coliseum, cancel culture kicked in. People blasted “Vandalia Health Center” as the new name for the long-time event space. They said it would confuse the public since the coliseum’s new name […]
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THIS WEEK IN WV HISTORY: Oct. 18–24
The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history.
Real West Virginian of the Week: John Bright built The Purple Fiddle into a home for music in Thomas
Before The Purple Fiddle became one of West Virginia’s most recognizable live music venues, John Bright saw something in Thomas that others may not have seen yet.
Team Morrisey PAC continues to raise campaign cash
Gov. Patrick Morrisey may not be on the ballot this fall, but campaign finance reports show that his political machine remains active this election cycle raising and spending campaign cash using a complex array of funds.
St. Thomas Episcopal Church marks 140 years of faith and community
Elizabeth Walker grew up attending St. Thomas Episcopal Church in White Sulphur Springs
‘Everyone improves’–STAIR, the small reading program making a big difference
For the past 26 years, a small yet mighty group of volunteers has been changing lives in the Greenbrier Valley — one book at a time.
Dear Grace: Conversations that matter
I want to make the world better for my kids, but I don’t like the drama of politics. Where does that leave me?
Photos: Berkeley Springs Apple Butter Festival celebrates 51st year
Take a look at photos from the 51st annual Apple Butter Festival in Berkeley Springs, W.Va.
Real West Virginian of the Week: Kelli Steele helps tell Putnam County’s story
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.
THE FRONT PORCH: What is the origin of Halloween?
Halloween originated from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, which was typically celebrated from Oct. 31 to Nov. 1.