David Sibray is a Publisher at West Virginia Explorer Magazine. He focuses on travel and tourism, consumer travel, and regional interest, often exploring themes related to adventure travel, destinations, and the broader travel industry. David's work has been featured in West Virginia Explorer Magazine and NewsBreak.
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David Sibray's reporting focuses on local West Virginia topics, particularly history, legends and folklore, natural wonders, and art and culture. His coverage includes event coverage as well as government announcements.
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By: David Sibray
Fayetteville Creates is transforming the New River Gorge's winter season into a month of creativity and community with a national artist residency.
By: David Sibray
Oglebay Institute brings Guys and Dolls to Wheeling, offering visitors from Pittsburgh to Columbus another reason to explore the city.
By: David Sibray
Before West Virginia became America's 35th state, Abraham Lincoln faced one of the most difficult, least remembered decisions of his presidency.
By: David Sibray
Experience West Virginia through locally sourced cuisine as state park Farm-to-Table Dinner Series introduce seasonal menus across the state.
By: David Sibray
Thousands of West Virginia University students will return to Morgantown as Welcome Week begins Aug. 12 with move-in and new events.
By: David Sibray
As travelers embrace “coolcations” to escape summer heat, West Virginia’s Greenbrier Valley offers rivers, caves, and a 200-year resort tradition.
By: David Sibray
Before he became president, Rutherford B. Hayes sent 150 Union soldiers on a nighttime raid to destroy a vital West Virginia saltworks.
By: David Sibray
Former West Virginia Gov. W.W. Barron was acquitted in a 1968 corruption trial. Then investigators learned the jury foreman had been bribed.
By: David Sibray
West Virginian Coin Harvey became an economic crusader, ran for president, and built a pyramid intended to explain why civilization had collapsed.
By: David Sibray
A lead plate buried at Point Pleasant in 1749 became part of a struggle that drew George Washington into combat and helped ignite a world war.
