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Ramps: West Virginia’s Evolving Tradition

As spring wakes from its hibernation and takes root over winter’s chilled caress, birds stretch their wings as the days […]

The West Virginia Highland Dancers studio is more than the small white space in the back of an inconspicuous neighborhood

Leave a Comment / D&E / March 26, 2021 / #4H, #RandolphCounty

From the time I started in the 4-H program, I always looked forward to the summer. I couldn’t wait to

Pepperoni rolls are often associated with the state of West Virginia and its surrounding areas. They are important to the

2 Comments / Folk Culture / March 12, 2021 / #Crafts, #Weaving

As a young child, I remember driving to and from basket classes and art shows with my Aunt Lara. This

From a young age, I can remember the women in my family, from my great-grandmother to my mom and aunt,

2 Comments / D&E, Folk Culture / February 19, 2021 / heritage, squaredancing

Growing up in West Virginia, I was first exposed to Appalachian culture when I was about thirteen years old. Some

Imagine coming to an entirely new country to go to university, a place where you do not know anyone except

I first discovered the Allegheny Trail through one of my friends. I was telling him about my goal of thru-hiking