Students from around the area sent in their wonderful, Earth-Day inspired artwork. Aurora “Rory” ClarkFirst gradeSuncrest Elementary Oliver PuetteKindergarten John TetrickAge 7Brookhaven Elementary Alaina GialoneFourth grade Maddie SimpsonAge 9Eastwood Elementary Cora ...
Local artist reuses wine bottles as a centerpiece for weddings By Gabriella Brown When wine bottles leave the tasting room at the Findley Martin Winery, they don’t go to waste. Rather than throwing empty bottles away, co-owners Amy Sidwell and Murray Gervais barter with local ...
By Aldona Bird Rustling and chirping, of brilliant color or subtly camouflaged, feathered life fills our forests and backyards. Some birds are locals, and stick close year-round. Others are now returning to nest after wintering in warmer climates, while others still stop over on their ...
Morgantown is a good place to breathe, according to an otherwise mostly gloomy air pollution report from the American Lung Association. The Morgantown-Fairmont Metropolitan Statistical Area ranked among the cleanest U.S. cities for short-term particle pollution (measured over 24 hours) and ...
A collection of gardens, flowers, and Spring projects submitted by the local community. Thank you to everyone who participated, these images are beautiful! <strong><span class="has-inline-color has-very-dark-gray-color">Earth Day Community Submissions</span></strong> watching ...
Lush green lawns have long been linked with America’s suburbs, but there are more environmentally friendly options that take the same or less work to maintain. One advantage to a typical lawn is that it offers kids a safe place to play, WVU Extension Service Consumer Horticulture ...