Sugar Grove: Writer Reflects on the Fading Concept of Habits, Customs and Traditions
Flags were unfurled on the Bicentennial farm, owned by Pam Waggy and managed by her son, Matt Waggy, to greet...
Read moreDetailsFlags were unfurled on the Bicentennial farm, owned by Pam Waggy and managed by her son, Matt Waggy, to greet...
Read moreDetailsThis photo of John Albert Pitsenbarger is an old, old one. He was born Dec. 23, 1866, and died Oct....
Read moreDetailsJuneteenth and West Virginia Day are in the historical books. Father’s Day was a day that proved to be outstanding....
Read moreDetailsMost of the baskets mentioned in the Little House books are containers used by the girls and their Mamma for...
Read moreDetailsIn the 1700 and 1800s, many religious congregations did not have a building in which to worship. Congregations did worship...
Read moreDetailsSugar Grove By Paula Mitchell There is nothing quite like a freshly manicured lawn. Folks in this community were busy...
Read moreDetailsBrandywine Elementary School students, from left, front row, Carly Mitchell; middle row, Macie Mitchell and Bethany Teagarden; and back row,...
Read moreDetails“Exuberant joy is displayed for all graduates, this spring,” by Morgan Hoover, daughter of Tim and Jennifer Hoover and granddaughter...
Read moreDetailsA tea party was held Sunday at St. John Lutheran Church. Participating in the event were, from left, front row,...
Read moreDetailsBy Paula Mitchell West Virginians take a lively interest in politics. For the first fifty years of elections, voters didn’t...
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