Spring Gobbler Season To Open On Monday
Hunters are encouraged to introduce someone under 18 years of age to the sport.
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April 10, 1931: Braxton County Rune Stone Found
The Braxton County Rune Stone—also known as the Wilson Stone and Braxton County Tablet—was found by Blaine Wilson on April 10, 1931, about eight miles…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsApril 12, 1974: Archeologist Delf Norona Dies in Moundsville
Archeologist Delf Norona died in Moundsville on April 12, 1974, just before his 79th birthday. Born in Hong Kong, Norona spent much of his early life in…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGrave Creek Mound Offers Programs, Exhibits in August
Grave Creek Mound Archaeological Complex in Moundsville is presenting several programs next month, all free and open to the public.Grave Creek also has…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsVisiting the Mound in Moundsville
Scattered across the state, often just under the surface veneer of West Virginia, buried evidence exists of communities and times gone by. Nowhere is that…
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