HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — More than a century’s worth of broadcasting technology became an educational playground Thursday for more than a dozen campers from the Teubert Prep Day Camp at the Cabell-Wayne Association of the Blind. The visit to the Museum of Radio and Technology was part of the week-long camp,[Read More…]

BECKLEY, W.Va. — Get ready for the singing, dancing and high-energy antics of Pippi Longstocking at Theatre West Virginia’s final outdoor drama for the 2015 season. A 21-year-old Western Illinois University musical theater major, Sarah Bertram, is starring as the young, rambunctious redhead.  “It’s been an interesting process,” Bertram said[Read More…]

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Charleston is a city awash with public art pieces, though some may be more obvious than others. Downtown is dotted with custom-designed bicycle racks. Statues can be found in gardens and in front of buildings around the city. Murals cover the walls of some buildings throughout the[Read More…]

BLUEFIELD —  There was a party on Pulaski Street all afternoon long on Thursday as crews with Triton Construction worked to place the huge steel support beams for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Memorial Bridge replacement project. “I’ve gotten pictures of this project since day one,” Billy Jean Woods,[Read More…]