David Sibray is a Publisher at West Virginia Explorer Magazine. He focuses on themes related to animals, travel and tourism, as well as events and conferences, exploring the intersection of these areas with topics like urban development and higher education. David's work is featured in West Virginia Explorer Magazine.
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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
West Virginia celebrates its 163rd birthday June 20 with festivals, community gatherings, and outdoor recreation events across the Mountain State.
By: David Sibray
Former West Virginia Gov. William Marland rose to political stardom, battled alcoholism, drove a Chicago taxi, and shared his story with Jack Paar.
By: David Sibray
Researchers say West Virginia remains one of the best places in the eastern U.S. to see fireflies, thanks in part to the region's darker night skies.
By: David Sibray
Archaeologist Hank D. Lutton says Grave Creek Mound was part of a ceremonial landscape that filled the Ohio Valley at present-day Moundsville.
By: David Sibray
Hand injuries from fireworks jump around Huly fourth, says to a West Virginia University expert. Burns, fractures, and even amputations can result.
By: David Sibray
FAYETTEVILLE, W.Va. — For many visitors, the New River begins and ends at the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve in southern West Virginia.
By: David Sibray
A new outdoor recreation expo planned in Elkins will showcase West Virginia's growing adventure tourism industry, bringing together outfitters.
By: David Sibray
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — In most parts of the United States, a hot dog is a simple meal topped with a handful of condiments. In West Virginia, it is one of the
By: David Sibray
Known simply as "The Mingo," the statue is among Wheeling's most recognizable landmarks. Thousands of motorists pass it each year without realizing that the
By: David Sibray
Why do so many travelers choose West Virginia for a rafting vacation? World-class whitewater. Appalachian hospitality like nowhere else in the East.
