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Flip Side: City Embraces Music Big or Small

WHEELING — Wheeling’s appetite for live music is such that, sometimes, only a full-on symphony on the city’s biggest of stages will do. Or a biggish name act that buses in fresh flavors from afar. But, other times, a neighborhood guy with a guitar can hit the spot. One of those ...

Getting Cozy: Chilly Temps Bring Yarn Craft Indoors for the Season

MARTINS FERRY — It’s part art studio, part Santa’s workshop for the boho crowd. There are fluttery strips of hand-dyed silk and a tall, hammered-copper still that’s occasionally used to capture the lushness of today’s garden in a linen spritzer that will be used through the ...

West Virginia Really Is ‘Wild And Wonderful’

WHEELING — If crisp September mornings spark a sudden urge to roam the local hillsides — whether hunting or hiking — keep in mind there’s more to the state’s “wild, wonderful” slogan than white-tailed deer. “The Northern Panhandle is much more developed than it was back ...

Lawn Care Goes Green (er)

For Jared Anderman, of Croton-on-Hudson, New York, switching from gasoline-powered tools to electric ones for lawn care was a no-brainer. “I’m concerned about climate change and wanted tools that are more eco-friendly, and also quieter. I like listening to music when I do yardwork and ...

Hard Nut To Crack

WHEELING — There was a time — in living memory — when at least some of the walnuts that found their way into Wheeling families’ baked goods didn’t come from the grocery store. They were wild harvested in the woods, loaded into burlap sacks and hauled home for processing that left ...