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More than 600 people from 17 states are gathering in Charleston for a behavioral health conference.
The conference is set for Tuesday through Thursday at the Charleston Civic Center. The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources says attendees include medical professionals, substance abuse prevention specialists, educators, families and survivors.
Nearly 100 workshop sessions are scheduled. There will also be free sessions open to the public, including separate discussions of Internet safety for children and their parents at 6 p.m. Tuesday and a concert by country singer Templeton Thompson at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
Inside Appalachia's Bill Lynch gets the buzz on the new Mothman potato chips from Mister Bee.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsUs & Them host Trey Kay marks the show’s 10th anniversary in a late-night gathering of members of Marshall University’s Dead Podcasters Society — a student club dedicated to appreciating podcasting and audio storytelling. Kay shares lessons from a decade of audio journalism and is inducted into the society with the tap of a sword and a vow to “seize the sound.”
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAt New Again Detailing in Kenova, shop owner Rusty Sartin said he has strived to maintain the latest certifications, provide top notch customer service and spread the word of faith. “I've always...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsImagine looking out your apartment window onto St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City. Charleston's Michael Tupta finished dental school at West Virginia University, then experienced an even higher calling. He’s now a seminarian, studyi...
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