Looking Back at the Grosscup Road Historic District
In the late 1800s, Robert Carr formed the South Charleston Improvement Company, which purchased the majority of the land that is now South Hills. From that land, Paul B. Grosscup bought all of what is now the Grosscup Road Historic District. In 1891, the first South...
Weekend Traveler | Huntington, WV
We’re continually on the hunt for experiences that add richness to our lives. In the spirit of the revival of road trips, we are proud to feature a monthly section featuring destinations within driving distance of Charleston. We feel that our smart and savvy readers...
Happening Around Town
March 2020If it is March, springtime is just around the corner! Daffodils, tulips, and forsythia are such a welcome sight driving down Kanawha Boulevard. You may even see kites flying around Magic Island! “Out of the Box”, a wonderful new showcase of antique quilts...
Weekend Traveler | Washington D.C.
We’re continually on the hunt for experiences that add richness to our lives. In the spirit of the revival of road trips, we are proud to feature a monthly section featuring destinations within driving distance of Charleston. We feel that our smart and savvy readers...
Looking Back at the Daniel Boone Hotel
The Daniel Boone Hotel no longer has a star studded guest list. It no longer hosts heads of state, rock stars or honeymooning newlyweds. The halls no longer echo with the maids’ chatter, and the ballroom doesn’t seat ladies awaiting a dance partner. The former crown...
Happening Around Town
March 2020If it is March, springtime is just around the corner! Daffodils, tulips, and forsythia are such a welcome sight driving down Kanawha Boulevard. You may even see kites flying around Magic Island! “Out of the Box”, a wonderful new showcase of antique quilts...
Weekend Traveler | Lynchburg, Va
We’re continually on the hunt for experiences that add richness to our lives. In the spirit of the revival of road trips, we are proud to feature a monthly section featuring destinations within driving distance of Charleston. We feel that our smart and savvy readers...
Looking Back at the YWCA
In 1912, Charleston witnessed several newsworthy events. Paint Creek and Cabin Creek coal mines were striking to gain recognition by the UMWA. Mother Jones marched coal miner’s children through the streets of Charleston, protesting mining conditions. Nationally, the...
Happening Around Town | February 2020
February 2020 Since 2020 is a “leap year”, we are blessed with an extra day in February. Thank you, Julius Caesar! Baby, it may be cold outside, but there are plenty of opportunities to get warm and spread the love in Charleston this month. The Charleston Coliseum and...