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on March 14, 2013
  It has been said that if you enjoy what you do, you will never work a day in your life. That statement is certainly true at Elk Springs Resort’s new Orvis Fly Shop in Monterville.
by Angelo Jiordano on March 7, 2013
Whether you're riding the river trail — on horseback or bicycle — fishing the Greenbrier, or just looking for a quiet, comfortable getaway, Country River Cabins might be a spot to consider.
by Angelo Jiordano on March 7, 2013
The Greenbrier River Race hasn't changed much the past couple decades or so. There were a couple of years it was held in Greenbrier County, and the route has been altered once or twice, but for the most part, it's the same thrilling experience for racers every year.
by Angelo Jiordano on March 7, 2013
The woods of Pocahontas County are full of nourishing plants, mushrooms, and herbs, and foraging for wild edibles is a bit of a local tradition.
by Angelo Jiordano on March 7, 2013
Snowshoe has sponsored informal spring break events before, but this year the resort will be hosting the first ever Ballhooter Spring Break from March 8 through 11.
by Suzanne Stewart on February 28, 2013
Grab your reel and rod, and head to the 4-H Camp in Thornwood. It’s time again for the West Virginia Trout Unlimited Fly Fishing School – May 17 through 19. The three-day camp includes tips on all you need to know about fly fishing.
by Drew Tanner on February 28, 2013
Every spring, die-hard railroad buffs get the first rides of the season on the rails of Cass Scenic Railroad State Park as part of the annual Railfan Weekend.
by Suzanne Stewart on February 28, 2013
West Virginia Trout Unlimited is hosting the first-ever Mountain State Trout Festival June 1 and 2 at Snowshoe Mountain Resort. The event includes seminars with world famous fishing experts, competitions and a vendor expo.
by Suzanne Stewart on December 13, 2012
Age: 45 Occupation: Director of Marketing at Snowshoe Mountain Resort Education: Attended University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado Family: Son, Brandon, about to be 18-years-old.
on December 13, 2012
Snowfall can evoke a lot of different kinds of emotion. Dread for those who have to drive to work in it, delight for children who want to make snowmen instead of going to school and excitement for the snow bunnies who were born to hit the slopes.
by Angelo Jiordano on November 30, 2012
The ski lifts at Snowshoe can provide sort of an adventure for the more faint-of-heart — a safe, relaxing ride, or a few minutes to take in the view if nothing else.
by Drew Tanner on November 29, 2012
The Pocahontas County Opera House has something for everyone this winter season, from chart-topping jazz to the best in local traditional music and more.
by Drew Tanner on August 30, 2012
The sounds of rifles and artillery fire will fill the air the weekend of October 13 and 14 during Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park's biennial Civil War reenactment.
by Jaynell Graham on August 30, 2012
Drew Tanner, of Beaver Creek, might be considered relatively new to the tintype world of photography, he has been a fast learner and his work reflects his love for this old, yet newly revived, way of capturing images.
by Drew Tanner on August 30, 2012
Black Mountain Bluegrass Boys September 1, 2012 $8
on June 6, 2012
Birds chirping. Bees buzzing. Thunder rumbling in the distance. Ahh, the sounds of Beartown State Park.
on May 31, 2012
From salsa to country swing and blues to bluegrass, the Pocahontas County Opera House Foundation is serving up something for everyone during its 2012-2013 season of performances.
on May 31, 2012
A trail ride that started as a lark in 1995 has turned into an annual, family tradition spanning nearly two decades for Logan County's Ken Doss, his sons Alan and Jeff, and dozens of friends.
by Drew Tanner on March 1, 2012
Ask long-time Greenbrier River Race participant David Broyles about his first experience of the race, and he'll tell you of his water baptism into the triathlon.
by Angelo Jiordano on March 1, 2012
Mike Burns' workshop serves a couple purposes. Neatly stacked banjos and fiddles, in various stages of repair, occupy one area of the upstairs room of his family's Browns Creek home.

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