Chef Joe Woods connects diners directly to their food sources at Appalachian Mercantile General Store and Cafe in Granville.
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Cheers to Outdoor Dining Downtown
Gibbie’s has proven the concept—now let’s see some more restaurants join in.

Recipe Flashback: Beity’s “Taste of Home” Hummus
It’s good even without Beity’s stuffed grape leaves on the side.
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Born to Cook
Chef Joe Woods connects diners directly to their food sources at Appalachian Mercantile General Store and Cafe in Granville.
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People + Places

Born to Cook
Chef Joe Woods connects diners directly to their food sources at Appalachian Mercantile General Store and Cafe in Granville.

New Boat Ramp in Granville
And keep an eye out for more facilities to come

The Caretaker
This Mon County native has worked 61 years at the Seneca Center.
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Stand-Out Style in Morgantown
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