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Stories From Segregated Charleston: A Personal Perspective

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On West Virginia Morning, Barbara Hicks Lacy remembers what it was like growing up in segregated Charleston.  And Glynis Board reports on the Division of Natural Resources’ efforts to wipe out invasive species in the state.

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