Green Living

Although the Mountain State is primarily known for the use of coal and natural gas to heat and light houses, some West Virginians are taking a different route by using solar, geothermal and other green energy technologies to run their homes. The homes of Chip and Jan Pickering in Williamstown and Jason and Halcyon Moses in Huntington are two in particular that stand out. The Pickering home is the first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) platinum-certified home in the state, and the Moses home is a zero net energy home.

Riding the Rails in West Virginia

By Samantha Ricketts West Virginia is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Its mountains, rivers, forests and wildlife are not to be missed. One of the best ways to appreciate such breathtaking sights is by train, and West Virginia has a variety of unique rides from which to choose. Watch…