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Heating for the Homeless, A Morgan Co. Writer Discusses Two Projects, & Storyteller Karen Vuranch

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Nine efficiency style apartments in the Vanity Fair space at the Cabell-Huntington Coalition for the Homeless receive heating and air conditioning units, Morgan County writer Jeanne Mozier stays busy with two projects–a release of her travel guide ‘Way Out in West Virginia’  and a fictionalize account of a Senate campaign more than 20 years ago, and storyteller Karen Vuranch shares a favorite Christmas time story.

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