West Virginia State University Alumnus Creates Lasting Tribute to Katherine Johnson

When West Virginia State University (WVSU) honors distinguished NASA mathematician and WVSU alumna Katherine Coleman Goble Johnson on Aug. 25 with a statue dedicated in her honor, it is fitting that the work was created by a fellow Yellow Jacket alum. Artist Frederick Hightower, a WVSU graduate with a bachelor’s degree in fine art, was […]

Three “Love Your Park” Workdays Planned for Bluestone National Scenic River

The National Park Service and Friends of New River Gorge National River are planning a series of projects this fall to show “love” to Bluestone National Scenic River. Community members are invited to sign up for volunteer events that will take place along the popular Bluestone Turnpike Trail. The project will kick off next Saturday, […]

West Virginia Broadcasting Hall of Fame Announces 2018 Inductees

Six radio and TV professionals will be inducted into the West Virginia Broadcasting Hall of Fame on Sat., Oct. 27, 2018 at the Museum of Radio and Technology in Huntington, W. Va. Tom Resler, Hall of Fame committee chairman, said that the selection committee had a talented field of individuals from which to choose. “These […]

WVU Medicine sponsors walk with doc, cooking demos

The WVU Medicine MedCHEFS and the WVU Medicine Center for Diabetes and Metabolic Health are offering cooking demos and Walk with a Doc the third Saturday of each month in Jefferson County. Walk with a Doc starts at 9 a.m. at the Charles Town Farmers Market and MedCHEFS cooking demos start at 10 a.m. at […]

Shepherd hosts back to school workshop for autistic students

Shepherd University, along with the West Virginia Autism Training Center at Marshall University and Eastern Panhandle Indigo Children (EPIC), hosted a Back to School Strategies workshop on August 4. The workshop offered advice to help students who are on the autism spectrum and their parents prepare for the coming year. Thirty-one people from Berkeley and […]