I always enjoy quizzing kids on what they’re learning about in school. Nine times out of ten they tell me something that wasn ...

Did you know the man that is responsible for the creation of Black History Month once worked and lived near the New River ...

If you want to learn more about black history in our area, the National Park Service has just the app for you. You can ...

A former Kanawha County school will soon have a new look. The old Marmet Elementary School will become the new location for ...

The town of Kimball was once home to the nation’s largest privately owned African American hospital. After taking over a different hospital in Kimball, Dr. Henry Dismukes was tasked with building an ...

February is celebrated as Black History Month across the nation. Organizations from Huntington to Charleston, West Virginia are hosting events to mark the occasion.

January 2025 was a busy month for Kanawha County’s smaller cities and towns, with major updates impacting local leaders and communities. Marmet’s police department moved into the newly named municipal ...

January could be considered the most significant month in the history of Fairmont and Marion County. Jan. 3 is the birthday of Fairmont founder Boaz Fleming. Jan. 14 marks the incorporation of the ...

A coal mine where an underground fire last week prompted reported mine worker evacuations had a long history of safety and health violations leading up to the blaze. More than 1,100 federal safety ...

CHARLESTON — The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history. To read more, go to e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia at www.wvencyclopedia.org. Jan. 26, 1850: Wyoming County ...

The Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center is getting ready to host the 37th annual West Virginia Hunting and Fishing Show hosted by the West Virginia Trophy Hunters ...

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