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How the Bay Area tech genius behind Atari created Chuck E. Cheese

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Chuck E. Cheese was the fever dream of one Bay Area tech executive

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Princeton Community Invited To Paint Giant Fabric Mural

The RiffRaff Arts Collective and Holler Contemporary Appalachian Art Gallery are inviting local resident to help bring the latest mural in one Mercer County town to life.

Pandemic Spurs Creative Changes For Local Businesses On This West Virginia Morning

Q & A: Princeton Rallies Behind Small Businesses During The COVID-19 Pandemic

/ Founder and CEO of the Riff Raff Arts Collective Lori McKinney (left) talks with an artist in the Room Upstairs before the pandemic. The latest efforts to revitalize Main Street in Princeton started back in 2006. Business owners and organizers there say it’s been slow, sometimes frustrating work to build the local economy alongside the community. A new, healthier status quo seemed to be taking root when the global pandemic shut everything down. But the community refused to let that be the end of the story. Lori McKinney is the founder and CEO of the Riff Raff Arts Collective, one of those businesses on Mercer Street. She’s also a driving force in community development. Reporter Jessica Lilly checked in with McKinney to see how the businesses are faring through the pandemic.

Vaccines In Minority Communities And Supporting Local Businesses This West Virginia Morning

On this West Virginia Morning, West Virginia has been celebrated for its efficiency at distributing the coronavirus vaccine, but a local faith group is trying to make sure it is just as good at distributing vaccines to people of color. Also, in this show, we have updates from West Virginia’s statehouse, and we explore community revitalization during the pandemic.

New Year's Eve celebrations stall, but Downtown Countdown goes virtual | News

Dec 31, 2020 Lori McKinney, event organizer for the Downtown Countdown, prepares for the upcoming virtual broadcast. Contributed photo PRINCETON — While there will be no in-person Downtown Countdown celebration to ring in the new year on Mercer Street tonight, organizers have put in the hard work for community members to enjoy the celebration from the comfort and safety of their homes. “For the past seven years, The Downtown Countdown has provided an exciting, family-friendly New Year’s Eve experience in The Mercer Street Grassroots District, complete with six stages of performances, ice sculptors, fire dancing, kids’ activities and a ball drop and fireworks at the stroke of midnight,” said event organizer Lori McKinney.