The 100th Annual State Fair of West Virginia’s official commemorative poster was announced by the State Fair of West Virginia ...

Not only is June 20th the first day of summer, but it’s also the day commemorating one state’s quest for statehood.

The new hospital, renamed Central State in 1894, operated as the only mental institution for Black people in Virginia until the end of racial segregation after passage of the Civil Rights Act 70 ...

Folks in Beckley will have a chance to step back in time as the Raleigh County Historical Society and Youth Museum of ...

Are you planning a trip to West Virginia and looking for something unique to do? If you’re interested in history, art, or ...

A sense of normalcy returned to the State Fair of West Virginia in the 1950s thanks to a time of prosperity after the end of the Second World War. Luckily for those that made the Fair a family event, ...

July 6, 1806: Statesman Charles James Faulkner was born in Martinsburg. Faulkner served in the West Virginia legislature, U.S ...

The winner, Kyler Tamburin, a fifth grader at Brooke Intermediate North School, will receive $15,000 for future college costs. "We basically ask students all around the state of West Virginia to ...

Twice a year, every year, the former home of Beckley’s founder, General Alfred Beckley, becomes the home of another ...

CHARLESTON – West Virginia State Parks announced Wednesday the return of its Farm-to-Table Dinner Series for 2025, celebrating local flavors, scenic settings, and unforgettable dining experiences at f ...

CHARLESTON — The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history. To read more, go to e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia at www.wvencyclopedia.org.

West Virginia coach Steve Sabins critiques Clemson’s ‘bogus’ bullpen setup, citing rowdy fans and safety concerns at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.