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Elizabeth Reynolds helped around a dozen people get their hands dirty in Rupert on Thursday.

Sometimes planting a seed can lead to more growth than you ever expected. West Virginia University graduate student Cassandra Stewart is the perfect example of that. Seeds from WVU Extension’s

The WVU Extension Family Nutrition Program is holding its annual “Grow This Throwdown” challenge, a marketing campaign designed to fight hunger in West Virginia through gardening.

FAIRMONT — Grow This: The West Virginia Garden Challenge added a new twist to their yearly program, by introducing a throwdown competition with prize money on the line.

The Grow This Throwdown is a state-wide competition allowing counties to compete against each other for grant funding.

West Virginia University Extension is again sending free seeds to West Virginians who fill out a short online survey, but the program has a new focus in 2024.

Grow This Throwdown is a competition through which West Virginia residents can complete challenges in order to earn grant funding for community projects.

HUNTINGTON — A new statewide competition will give West Virginians the opportunity to complete challenges to earn points for their counties that could lead to funding for community improvement projects,

West Virginia University Extension is again sending free seeds to West Virginians who fill out a short online survey, but the program has a new focus in 2024.

Grow This: West Virginia Garden Challenge, a service of West Virginia University Extension, will attempt to break the world record for the largest gardening lesson at the West Virginia Black