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Among the most celebrated of those free spirits were two twentieth-century cave dwellers—Orval Brown, the famed "Wild Man of Clay County," and Jack Franklin, ...

Historians in West Virginia's Greenbrier Valley are searching for answers about a little-known healing spring hidden on the ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — More than 200,000 copies of the 2026 West Virginia Vacation Guide have been distributed by the W.Va. Department of Tourism since its launch in February, reflecting growing interest ...

The West Virginia University School of Nursing will host its fourth annual day camp on Saturday, June 6, for high school ...

As West Virginia communities increasingly invest in tourism and outdoor recreation, industry leaders say many destinations are missing ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — In celebration of National Trails Day, officials at West Virginia State Parks announced a lineup of guided hikes and trail cleanup events across several state parks and forests, ...

According to Livengood, cloudy and rainy conditions can create additional challenges for people with vision impairment ...

PETERSBURG, W.Va. — West Virginia anglers are breaking fishing records with unusual frequency, a trend fisheries experts say reflects years of better fish ...

A rite of spring in West Virginia, the consumption of wild leeks, or ramps, has become a tradition around which communal dinners have been established. Ramps were among the first edible greens to ...

The coal-producing areas of West Virginia have been traditionally defined as fields, each field corresponding to a given geographical location or region of the state. Our readers should note that a ...

In 1769, Major William Renick relocated from Augusta County, Virginia, to settle 1,000 acres in the northern area of what’s now Greenbrier County north of Lewisburg. Spring Creek Presbyterian Church ...