Make your own bouquet to spruce up tables, homes and bring the scent of fall indoors The season of fresh cut flower bouquets is nearing an end. But that’s no […]
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City Council holds-off on Trick-or-Treating decision
By Gabriella Brown Newsroom@DominionPost.com How Trick-or-Treating in Westover will be held safely this year is yet to be determined. During Monday night’s Westover City Council meeting, council unanimously voted to make […]
Mom keeps busy with yarn shop
Parenthood changes life completely. It’s not just that many of us don’t sleep for a few years at the outset — it can also bring major career changes. If I […]
Keep kids moving with obstacle course
Build elements with scraps in an afternoon for hours of outdoor fun By ALDONA BIRD Newsroom@DominionPost.com The weather has cooled, and it’s the time of year to do last-minute outdoor […]
Sticking on stucco
DIYing Portland cement plaster for exterior of house Some home projects we do for the joy of the process. Some we do for a just perfect outcome. Others, we do […]
Say Her Name
Crowd gathers to honor Breonna Taylor, raise awareness of racism By Jana Mackin Newsroom@DominionPost.com At high noon, call and response of love and righteous indignation rang out yesterday when some 70 […]
DIY Mosaics
Have your own at-home craft fair with a few materials BY ALDONA BIRDNewsroom@DominionPost.com This weekend, many of us are missing the annual Buckwheat Festival, with all the exhibits, rides, deep […]
‘Garden pals’ keeps community connected
By Harley BendaNewsroom@DominionPost.com COVID-19 has made many residing in assisted living or nursing homes very lonely, but the West Virginia Botanic Garden is trying to change that. The garden, on […]
WVU lifestyle mag Mirage turns to zines during COVID
By Gabriella Brown Newsroom@DominionPost.com From articles about fashion and lifestyle to current events, the student-run publication Mirage Magazine is paving the path for future writers and editors. Mirage Magazine, WVU’s lifestyle […]
There’s more to pumpkin than that sweet latte
The season changed for me a few days before today’s equinox, when I sliced into my first pumpkin of the year. The perfectly round and orange pie pumpkin was extra […]
