Culture, October/November 2018, WVU

Sign Here

November 9, 2018 by Zack Harold No Comments
Local musicians and music students work in harmony at WVU’s student-run record label. ➼ It’s difficult out there for a...
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Book Reviews, Culture, October/November 2018

From House to Home

October 29, 2018 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments
A West Virginian author blends compelling characters, thrilling mystery, and Appalachian heritage in her new book. At its core, Meredith...
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Art, Culture, People + Places

Elkview’s Earl

October 4, 2018 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments
A WVU law grad looks back on a life helping clients get justice, helping lawyers get sober, and helping everyone...
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August/September 2018, Culture, History, People + Places

Embedded in Preston County

September 7, 2018 by Pam Kasey No Comments
The Climb From Salt Lick reminds us of the vitality of truly local journalism. ➼ When Nancy Abrams moved to...
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Art, August/September 2018, Culture

Fish Tale

September 6, 2018 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments
➼ Artist Christian DeLeon made sparks in his Morgantown studio this summer. His eye-catching proposal for a four-foot-high arrangement of...
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August/September 2018, Culture, People + Places

A River Runs Through It

August 20, 2018 by Morgantown Magazine Staff 2 Comments
The newly renovated courthouse square honors county history and geography. ➼ If you’ve walked or driven down High Street in...
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Culture, June/July 2018, People + Places

Backspin

August 1, 2018 by Zack Harold No Comments
A Morgantown native returns home and creates an internationally popular electronic music magazine. ➼ Joseph Wensell has never been afraid...
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Culture, Excursions, June/July 2018

History in the Hills

August 1, 2018 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments
Mason-Dixon Historical Park unites communities across what was once a line of division. ➼ Just minutes west of Morgantown on...
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Culture, Excursions, June/July 2018

Going Regional

July 27, 2018 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments
Morgantown’s rail-trails have made life here so much better. Since the 50-mile network’s first section opened in 1998, the Deckers...
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Culture, Eat + Drink, June/July 2018

Past and Repast

July 19, 2018 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments
The Morgantown History Museum’s annual Best Chef fundraiser is starting to have a history of its own. Six years ago,...
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Culture, Excursions, June/July 2018, People + Places

Ride the Princess

June 29, 2018 by Pam Kasey No Comments
Tygart Lake Cruises’ popular sightseeing tour boat just got bigger. Signs say one of the hottest attractions in the region...
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Culture, Events, June/July 2018, People + Places

Best of the Fests

June 27, 2018 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments
Thousands of people can't be wrong. Whether you like to kick back all summer long or keep active in the...
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April/May 2018, Culture, Neighborhoods Issue

You Gotta Love It, Baby

April 17, 2018 by Julian Wyant No Comments
Behind the documentary Hot Rod, released April 2018. When “Hot Rod” Hundley died in March 2015 at the age of 80,...
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A Bloomin’ Good Book

January 5, 2018 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments
Your handy pocket translator of Jim Justicisms. Governor Jim Justice prides himself in speaking the language of the common man....
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Run This up the Pole

January 3, 2018 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments
Monongalia County has its first flag ever–and a high school student won the design competition. Morgantown High School student Andrew...
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