Sure, summer isn’t officially over, but pumpkins are starting to appear in area supermarkets. And it’s never too early to start planning for October-themed treats. In fact, you might already have picked up some pumpkin-shaped chocolate candy from spooky Halloween store displays. This ...
Young Life marked the end of summer with its annual Paint War event at Chestnut Ridge Church on Sept. 2. The event was designed to give young people a welcoming place to spend time with friends, meet new people and build relationships. For Young Life, the purpose goes beyond a single event. ...
“The Adventures of Charlie” series continues with a second book written and published by Natalie Eddy of Mount Morris, Pa., “The Adventures of Charlie: The Mason-Dixon Line,” available on Amazon.com. Readers first meet the main character Charlie, named as a tribute to Eddy’s ...
Last week, driving away from my house, I spotted a raccoon on the side of the road. The occasional raccoon sighting is not particularly unusual, although seeing it during the day was a bit out of the ordinary. Driving closer, I realized that the raccoon, standing with its feet close together, ...
The WVU School of Art and Design hosts a variety of art exhibitions and featured artist lectures each year. The fall 2026 lineup includes a nearly monthlong exhibition of artwork from faculty in a variety of mediums, two lectures related to the Art Museum of WVU exhibition “Blanche Lazzell: ...
MORGANTOWN – As a drum major, Aidan Blankenship is suited to leading the Mountaineer Marching Band across Milan Puskar Stadium gridiron on fall Saturdays. What he didn’t envision heading into his senior year is that he’d also spend a couple Saturdays in a graveyard with gloves and a ...
