Craving fall comfort foods? We got you.
Eat + Drink
By the Light of the Fire
Local restaurants and coffee shops offer the chance to feel cozy.
Taps Take Over
Fifty breweries will be downtown this weekend—which will be your favorite?
Recent stories from Morgantown
Get Ready to Decide the Future of the “Camping Ban” in April
Around a dozen residents shared concerns with the ordinance Wednesday evening before council’s 4–3 vote against repeal.
Alice, by Brett
Meet favorite children’s book author and illustrator Jan Brett in person December 3.
Holiday Market at Modern Homestead
Visit this lush annual market in Preston County on November 29 for fragrant greenery and decorating inspiration.
Celebrating, West Virginia Style
Some of the best of Mountaineer Week is still to come.
Thanks to the Chef
This year, consider leaving Thanksgiving meal planning and clean-up to someone else.
People + Places
Faces of Morgantown: Chad Callen
A face of career education
Faces of Morgantown: Sally Hodder
A face of innovative health research
WVU’s Wren Baker: New Leadership in a New World of Athletics
Wren Baker navigates the path for WVU.
Shopping
Photographer Jesse Thornton at Second Saturday Art Market
Hoot and Howl’s Second Saturday art market and Arts Walk coincide on Saturday, November 9.
Align Your Feet, Align Your Body
The Good Feet Store can help.
Morgantown’s Hidden Treasure
Find the lowest prices—plus some locally crafted items—at Thompson Treasures.
Check Out our Recent Issues
Winter 2024
Which Morgantown burgers do you crave? Let us show you our favorites. Then look back with us at the making of the many-featured recreation destination we know as Mylan Park and use our winter fun destinations guide to plan this season’s snowy adventures. All that, plus an appreciation for Christian Help, a conversation with new WVU men’s basketball coach Darian…
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Fall 2024
We look forward to the colors, foods, and festivals of autumn with a rundown of all the ways to enjoy fall in and around Morgantown, and we appreciate some of the colorful personalities around town with our feature story “Faces of Morgantown.” Find all this plus an interview with WVU athletics director Wren Baker heading into his second full season, a look inside the restaurant 48 Donley, inspiration for an across-the-border road trip, and more in our Fall 2024 issue.
Summer 2024
Get ready to celebrate Morgantown’s own gift to comedy at the downtown Don Knotts Festival this July by reading about his life and taking our walking / driving tour. Plan some new ways to enjoy Cheat Lake, while you’re at it, and, if you’re house hunting, check out our updated neighborhoods guide. All this, plus Charles Wesley Godwin, Olympic divers in the making, a WVU psychology alum turned magician, and more in our Summer 2024 issue.
