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Ten Questions with Jeremile Alexander: Building East Wheeling From the Inside Out

By Terrill Gosa, courtesy of the Eugene & Beverly Stradwick Heritage Foundation. EBSHF is a West Virginia-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving, documenting, interpreting, and sharing the African American […]

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Gail Taylor appointed to Morgantown City Council vacancy

'My goal is bringing consensus. I think it helps to have seven people who can get on the same page'

The Care Behind West Virginia Abortion Billboards

A campaign by Shout Your Abortion & Women's Health Center of West Virginia highlights available healthcare services for Black women and underserved groups.

Soul Food Scholar Adrian Miller to Join Simpson Memorial’s 160th Anniversary Celebration

The award-winning author will visit Charleston to celebrate the stories preserved through Black churches, kitchens and communities.

Cabell County Public Records: Sept. 23 through Sept. 29

Official Cabell County Land Transfers and Death Certificates, filed Sept. 23–29, 2026, including property deeds in Huntington, Barboursville, Milton, and Kyle Districts.

From West Virginia to Chicago: Black By God Joins National Conversation on Independent Media

Black By God joins independent newsrooms at the 2026 URL Media Convening in Chicago to elevate Black West Virginia stories in national media spaces.

City Center Live presents Edward Albee’s ‘The Zoo Story,’ featuring Stuart Frazier and Jeff Bukovinsky, Saturday
‘The Garden of Dooley’ – Remembering a WV Trailblazer

Explore the 'Garden of Dooley' mural by Tat Plug at Charleston's YWCA, honoring civil rights leader and attorney Katherine 'Kitty' Dooley.

Real West Virginian of the Week: Brittany Keys Anderson builds opportunity through education

Brittany Keys Anderson has worn many hats throughout her career in education — classroom teacher, principal, higher education professional, educator advocate, and children’s book author.

Museum presents “Celebrating the Literary Arts” program

The African American Heritage Family Tree Museum presents 'Celebrating the Literary Arts' on Nov. 7, 2026, at Hawks Nest State Park with a Spoken Word Contest.