WHEELING, W.Va. — A glance at a map of West Virginia raises an obvious question. Why does the Mountain State have two narrow strips of land reaching toward opposite corners of the eastern United ...
There’s a particular smell that hangs over the Blue Ridge foothills every autumn, somewhere between wet leaves and pressed ...
Long before Shenandoah County had roads, farms or boundary lines, people were already living along its rivers and mountain ...
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