African American History Exhibit At Harpers Ferry ‘Closed For Renovation’
An executive order from President Donald Trump called for the removal of national park exhibits with "negative depictions."
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A Titanium Factory’s Energy Source And Finding The Whirlpool Galaxy, This West Virginia Morning
If you can find the Big Dipper, chances are you can find the whirlpool galaxy in the skies over West Virginia. And, you might be surprised to learn where a titanium factory in West Virginia is getting some of its energy.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsRetracing The Trail Of Tears And Summertime Stargazing, This West Virginia Morning
On this West Virginia Morning, we learn about a group of bicyclists from the Cherokee Nation that embarks on an annual bike ride tracing the path of the Trail of Tears. Plus, we get some tips for summertime stargazing.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsBrood 14 Cicadas Emerge And New Series Explores State's Clear Night Skies, This West Virginia Morning
On this West Virginia Morning, cicadas annoy some, but have profound meaning to others. And a new radio and television series highlights some of the brightest, clearest skies in the nation.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsLearn About The Cosmos Above W.Va. In 'Almost Heavens'
Shannon Silverman, an astrophysicist at the Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences in Charleston, West Virginia, guides us through the cosmos above the Mountain State.
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Powerline Proposal Sparks Concern, Plus A Night Sky Exploration, This West Virginia Morning
On this West Virginia Morning we hear about concerns over a new powerline, plus tips for viewing planets in the night sky.
Continue Reading Take Me to More News‘A House In The Clouds’ Documentary Highlights Life Of LGBTQ Artist In West Virginia
Douglas Imbrogno and Bobby Messer’s Film “A House In The Clouds: The Artistic Life of Robert Singleton'' is a documentary about the life of Robert Singleton -- a gay man who grew up in Appalachia and survived loss, discrimination, and trauma to ultimately become an award winning artitst. Imbrogno said it's not a story of a superhuman, but a story of a life well lived, despite hardships.
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