High-Five: Historic Wedding Venues
The wedding day is one of the most important chapters in a couple’s history, and in West Virginia, there are several wedding venues that highlight histories beyond ceremonies and receptions.
In Memoriam: A. Michael Perry
Former West Virginia Chamber Chairman A. Michael Perry died peacefully at his home in Huntington surrounded by his family early this morning. The West Virginia Chamber was but one of many organizations to receive the benefit of Mike’s wisdom, generosity and talent. A leading lawyer, banker, philanthropist and community leader, Mike served as President and…
Science Olympiad for West Virginia Takes Place for First Time Feb. 28
The Science Olympiad, which organizers say is the “nation’s most exciting K-12 science competition,” will take place in West Virginia for the first time Saturday, Feb. 28, on Marshall University’s Huntington campus. Dr. John Winfrey, assistant professor of physics at Marshall who is coordinating the West Virginia event, said that the following events will take…
WYK Associates Signs Renovation Contract with City of Clarksburg
It was a memorable day Tuesday at Clarksburg’s City Hall, as City Manager Martin Howe and WYK Associates, Inc.’s President and Principal-in-Charge James Swiger signed the contract for the restoration of the former Robinson Grand Theatre under the watchful eye of Mayor Catherine Goings. The restoration project will be a keystone to the urban renewal…
Marshall Continues Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group
Faculty members in the Marshall University College of Health Professions have partnered with the Center for Excellence in Disabilities (CED) at West Virginia University to offer a local support group for those with traumatic brain injuries. The support group held its first meeting Jan. 28 and will continue its sessions tomorrow evening at the main…
WVSU Extension Service Hosting Fruit Tree Production Workshop
West Virginia State University (WVSU) Extension Service will present a free workshop to help landowners properly maintain fruit trees Thursday, March 12, at 2 p.m. at the Kenna Grange in Kenna, W.Va. Pre-registration is required. “Many of us have fruit trees on our property, whether planted ourselves or inherited upon purchase,” said WVSU Extension Agent…