Charleston, West Virginia, USA
Joined January 2010
The Hunter's Moon rises over West Virginia tonight, recalling a time when mountain families followed the moon to guide hunting, planting, and winter food preparation. wvexplorer.com/hunters-moon-… #moon #westvirginia #huntersmoon
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New federal grants help researchers develop pawpaw food products, expand forest farming, and give small growers more ways to market their harvests. wvexplorer.com/west-virginia… #westvirginia #pawpaws
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Elizabeth Winn Blake's séances attracted doctors, skeptics, and investigators. In one remarkable experiment, a voice reportedly identified an object hidden inside a sealed box. wvexplorer.com/mrs-blake-hun… #seance #westvirginia
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What should you do if you hit a deer? West Virginia is the most dangerous state in the nation for animal-vehicle collisions, and the riskiest time of year is here. November is the most dangerous month. wvexplorer.com/west-virginia… #deer #WestVirginia
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Before Mothman, West Virginia’s mysterious TNT area was a World War II explosives factory. wvexplorer.com/west-virginia… #mothman #westvirginia #wvexplorer #ww2 #OhioNews
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Thirty miles in one night? New high-tech "backpacks" attached to West Virginia’s river otters are giving scientists an unprecedented look into their secret late-night travels! wvexplorer.com/wvu-river-ott… #westvirginia #otters #wvu
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Ever wonder why so many West Virginia streams are called runs and forks? wvexplorer.com/west-virginia… #westvirginia #almostheaven #placenames #wvexplorer
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Many people know the Mothman statue, but few know who built it or how the sculptor decided what it should look like. wvexplorer.com/mothman-statu… #mothman #westvirginia
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West Virginia has long called itself one of America’s best-kept secrets. But what happens when the secret gets out? Incoming Tourism Secretary Kayla Kessinger says the next challenge is turning first-time visitors into repeat travelers. wvexplorer.com/west-virginia… #westvirginia
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Winter can arrive in West Virginia’s highest mountains while the valleys below are still snow-free. wvexplorer.com/winter-monong… #monongahela #westvirginia #almostheaven #winter
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More than 2,000 people gathered on a mountainside in 1938 to watch a tree fall. But the story of the "Mingo Oak" began years earlier, when West Virginians worked to save the giant. wvexplorer.com/mingo-oak-wes… #westvirginia #mingo #oak
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Weight-loss drugs are changing more than waistlines. A WVU fashion researcher says their influence may be reaching runways, clothing stores, and even the sizes retailers choose to stock. wvexplorer.com/weight-loss-d… #GLP1 #WeightLoss #Fashion #WVU
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An ancient creature is carved into a stone in Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Known as the Underwater Panther, the powerful being appears in Indigenous traditions and prehistoric rock art. wvexplorer.com/underwater-pa… #prehistoric #wvexplorer #westvirginia
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In the 1890s, a church floated down the Ohio River. Evangelists steered it with enormous oars, stopped at river towns, and sang from the roof to attract people to services. wvexplorer.com/floating-chur… #moundsvillewv #ohioriver #floatingbethel #churchofgod
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National Park Week starts Saturday, and West Virginia’s national park is unlike most others in America. Here’s why: wvexplorer.com/national-park… #newrivergorge #nationalpark #nationalparkweek #westvirginia
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