Robert Saunders

The city of South Charleston marked July 4 Saturday morning by opening a time capsule in front of city hall. The capsule was sealed in 1976, the year of America’s

The "Crime and Punishment in America" discussion panel at the LaBelle Theater consisted of (from left) Rusty Williams, Olubunmi Kusio-Frazier, Justin Adams and Mark Plants.

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The city of South Charleston marked July 4 by opening a time capsule in front of city hall. The capsule was sealed in 1976, the year of America's Bicentennial.

The LaBelle Theater was the site of a 45-minute pre-screening July 8 of “Crime and Punishment in America,” an upcoming four-part PBS documentary series directed and written by Emmy-nominated filmmaker

A new family-owned business is bringing a dose of healthy energy and spiritual encouragement to the local community. FaithFuel Energy and Wellness celebrated its official opening and ribbon-cutting on July 13, marking the beginning of a venture built on family dedication and community support.

Ivan Casto holds Puff, a bearded dragon recently available for adoption at the Wildlife & Discovery Center in Hurricane.

HURRICANE, W.Va. — Visitors stopping by The Commons in Valley Park on Thursday, July 23, were greeted by an array of scaly guests, as the

Rylee Vealey is shown in her new mobile food trailer at Rural King on a recent Saturday. The trailer is an outgrowth of her Batter & Bliss Bakery Co. in

The West Virginia Pickle Guy, Troy Stiffler (left) examines his row of pickle buckets at Picklefest at the South Charleton Farmers Market Aug, 1. The Pickle Guy, who works out

For Rylee Vealy, running a brick-and-mortar bakery on 3448 Piedmont Road in Charleston was only the first step in sharing her passion for baking with the Kanawha Valley.