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Coronavirus Cases On The Rise Again

Marsha Watson June 27, 2020June 27, 2020 Main

Those who are most responsible for processing and providing data on the novel coronavirus outbreak have been under a political hailstorm since the very first case, risking not only their lives, but the jobs as well — and all just…

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Should You Spend Time Outdoors During The Coronavirus Outbreak?

Marsha Watson March 29, 2020March 29, 2020 Main

We realize that our last article was primarily about the benefits of getting outside — and what our legislators were doing to make the natural environment more appealing for younger generations. But that’s on hold. A dangerous pandemic has quickly…

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West Virginia Legislators Want To Make Sure You Get Outdoors!

Marsha Watson March 5, 2020March 5, 2020 Main

Many legislators and public officials in West Virginia are taking note of how many people are participating in outdoor activities when compared to other historical periods. Although more people can be seen outside walking or running these days, the overall…

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How Dangerous Is The West Virginia Wilderness?

Marsha Watson January 29, 2020January 29, 2020 Main

Sometimes it can be difficult to imagine balancing the obvious dangers of bad health with the less-defined dangers of what we might actually encounter when we go outside for some exercise. For example, we all know exactly how dangerous heart…

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What Are The Most Scenic Areas Of West Virginia?

Marsha Watson December 27, 2019December 27, 2019 Main

West Virginia is home to some of the most diverse landscapes in all of the United States — but few people realize it unless they live there. Did you know that the largest lake in West Virginia is spread out…

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Bike Paths Are Becoming More Popular: Where To Find Them In West Virginia

Marsha Watson November 30, 2019November 30, 2019 Main

People are exercising much more often than they were just a decade ago. They’re out running and biking in increasing numbers, and we’re glad to see it. But those increasing numbers of pedestrians are also increasing the numbers of car…

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West Virginia Tourism On The Rise After Fallout 76 Peaks Interest

Marsha Watson October 20, 2019October 20, 2019 Main

The fictional video game “Fallout 76” takes place during an alternate timeline in an apocalyptic world following an apparently world-wide nuclear holocaust. The “Fallout” series is much beloved, although this new installment was met with almost universal criticism because of…

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Which Long Distance Hikes Run Through Beautiful West Virginia?

Marsha Watson September 29, 2019September 29, 2019 Main

Those who know about long-distance hiking will always look forward to the next opportunity for a grand adventure. West Virginia is a small state, but it’s best known for its great stretches of wilderness — and that means great hiking,…

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Coal Miners In West Virginia To Become…Bee Keepers?

Marsha Watson August 26, 2019August 26, 2019 Main

While many politicians are arguing in favor of “clean coal” — because they’ve been sleeping through economics classes — the real world is learning to adapt to the rapid decline of a once bustling industry. Coal is bleeding jobs in…

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Have You Heard The 2019 Cicada Brood In West Virginia?

Marsha Watson July 25, 2019July 25, 2019 Main

The cicadas that make up Brood VIII have emerged from hiding, and you’ve probably heard the insect orchestra so hard at work. They want to mate! The sound made by male cicadas — peaceful to some, grating to others —…

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