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CHARLESTON, WV — What was the earliest book published in West Virginia? Who was the first African American to become a registered architect? What astronaut did Senator Jennings Randolph invite to the National
What was the earliest book published in West Virginia? Who was the first African American to become a registered architect? What astronaut did Senator Jennings Randolph invite to the National Youth Science Camp luncheon?
Monday, June 17 2013 8:52 AM EDT2013-06-17 12:52:24 GMT
Diversity rules at West Virginia Public Theatre in Morgantown this summer. Four Broadway shows are planned during July and August at the Metropolitan Theatre.WVPT will open its season with "Nunsense II:
Diversity rules at West Virginia Public Theatre in Morgantown this summer. Four Broadway shows are planned during July and August at the Metropolitan Theatre.
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Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park is the setting for a series of nature programs in 2013 focusing on the area's native plant and wildlife. The nature of an island is generally contained except
Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park is the setting for a series of nature programs in 2013 focusing on the area's native plant and wildlife.
Tuesday, June 11 2013 3:54 PM EDT2013-06-11 19:54:02 GMT
Pipestem Resort State Park in Summers County has a variety of entertainment planned for the 2013 summer season, including bluegrass and gospel music evenings. Pipestem's 525-seat amphitheater is a summer
Pipestem Resort State Park in Summers County has a variety of entertainment planned for the 2013 summer season, including bluegrass and gospel music evenings.
Dunbar's annual Critter Dinner will feature
all sorts of unusual foods beginning at noon on Feb. 16 at the Dunbar Armory, 26th
Street and Fairlawn Avenue.
Price of admission is five cans of
non-perishable food or a cash donation to the Dunbar/Institute Food Pantry.
This annual fundraiser for the food pantry
attracts visitors from across the region. The dinner is cooked by local chefs
with a long history of association with the critter dinner. They begin their
work on Thursday before the big event and work until the last table and chair
is put away the kitchen is cleaned.
Much of the cooking is done in tents with
smokers and grills by volunteers who return to help every year. Members of
Dunbar City Council, members of the current administration, county and state
political figures and local volunteers serve the meal to the brave and curious.
Children especially love to taste the unusual offerings. For the not so
curious, traditional foods such as ham, chicken and baked beans will be available.
Participants will park at Shawnee Park on
Route 25 with shuttle bus service to the armory. For information, call the
Dunbar Recreation Center at 304-766-0223.