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Dwight Williamson: This and that and a whole lot of things - Vimarsana News

Dwight Williamson: This and that and a whole lot of things

Each week I try to write about something that I hope is worth reading. And, although I mostly like to feature writings of some historical value, sometimes I get a little left of center, so to speak, and today just might be one of those days. Let’s just refer to it as a “throw it against the wall, and if it sticks, it’s done” spaghetti day. Perhaps we should begin with this newspaper. I do not know the actual circulation of The Logan Banner, Williamson Daily News or Coal Valley News, all of which my writings appear in weekly. What I do know is that there must be many people...

This Week in West Virginia History: December 27 - Vimarsana News

This Week in West Virginia History: December 27

e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia at www.wvencyclopedia.org. Dec. 27, 1797: The county seat of Ohio County was moved from West Liberty to Wheeling. Dec. 28, 1879: Brigadier General Billy Mitchell was born in France. As chief of the Army Air Force, Mitchell ordered aircraft of the 88 th Squadron to perform reconnaissance during the 1921 Miners’ March on Logan. Dec. 28, 1978: The last trains ran on the Greenbrier Division, a branch line of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. Unlike most C&O branches in West Virginia, the Greenbrier Division was not a coal-hauling line but served the valley’s ...

Broken Axle opens at Appalachian Outpost - Vimarsana News

Broken Axle opens at Appalachian Outpost

LYBURN — With just over one month in business, a new Logan County restaurant with 20 craft beers on tap has been a hit with local residents. Located in the space once occupied by Shoe Show at the old Rita Mall at Lyburn, The Broken Axle is one of the first of several planned businesses to open as part of the Appalachian Outpost, a development that has repurposed the old mall location. The Broken Axle is owned by Leah Vance and Fuji Williams, who have a 3-year-old son together named Aksel, hence the name of their business. Vance, a photographer and the daughter of Appalachian Outpost owne...