W.Va. Book Festival Welcomes Readers, Authors To Charleston
Festival goers can attend workshops on writing immersive fiction, and children and families are invited to take part in a storybook costume parade.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsLast year, we spoke with Keith Thompson and his mother Gerda right after the flood. Keith’s dad Edward passed away from complications of hypothermia after…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThere is more to recovery than physically rebuilding a house, or a building. Communities are also recovering mentally and emotionally. Dr. Carol Smith is…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsInside Appalachia co-producer and host Jessica Lilly sat down with Major General James A. Hoyer of the WV National Guard to discuss the year of recovery…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsFriday June 23rd marks the one year anniversary of the 1,000 year floods, which left 23 dead in West Virginia and thousands of homes and businesses…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsWhat were the top stories in West Virginia from 2016? We searched our archives from the past year and compiled this list of the most popular stories.As we…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe USDA estimates that 6,000 West Virginia farmers suffered damage as a result of the flooding in late June. Farmers lost over $3 million worth of crops,…
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