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Local News In Brief: Feel Better workshops offered - Vimarsana News

Local News In Brief: Feel Better workshops offered

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Honoring Lesser-Known Mountain State Writers On This West Virginia Morning - West Virginia Public Broadcasting - Vimarsana News

Honoring Lesser-Known Mountain State Writers On This West Virginia Morning - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

On this West Virginia Morning, voting is underway for the West Virginia Literary Hall of Recognition, which seeks to honor lesser-known writers in the Mountain State. Bill Lynch spoke with grant writer Kandi Workman and Marshall University English professor Cat Pleska, who are overseeing the project.

Voting Underway For West Virginia Literary Hall Of Recognition - West Virginia Public Broadcasting - Vimarsana News

Voting Underway For West Virginia Literary Hall Of Recognition - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

Voting is underway for the West Virginia Literary Hall of Recognition, which seeks to honor lesser-known writers in the Mountain state.

West Virginia Book Festival returns with virtual plot twist this weekend - Vimarsana News

West Virginia Book Festival returns with virtual plot twist this weekend

The 20th anniversary edition of the West Virginia Book Festival will have a true 21st century ambience, presented entirely virtually today and tomorrow.

NEA grant to help Coalfield Development bring art for the public in West Huntington, Westmoreland - Vimarsana News

NEA grant to help Coalfield Development bring art for the public in West Huntington, Westmoreland

Coalfield Development Corp. has been approved by the National Endowment for the Arts for a $100,000 grant to install public art, like this mural on the historic St. Cloud Fire Station, and conduct programming in the Westmoreland and West Huntington neighborhoods. Sholten Singer | The Herald-Dispatch file photo