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FOR MORE OF TOXIC WEST VIRGINIA VISIT: http://www.vbs.tv/player.php?bccl=NDEzMjk4MjU0X19ORVdT= Meredith Danluck is a New York artist, director, and all-around amazing person who has a killer collection of power tools. VBS bumped into her a few months ago and discovered that she has been working on a film in West.... more

In July 2007 BSA Troop 157 made a trip to Western Virginia to ride the Virginia Creeper Trail. The trip was conceived over a hamburger while backpacking the trail back in 2004. It was the ride of our lives!

This town was Virginia's first coal boom town. There are very few Americans who have not been touched by the far reaching influence of the Pocahontas Fuel Company. The coal extracted by Pocahontas Fuel served nearly 1/2 of the country. The numerous mines once employed nearly 100,000 people and it was all headquartered.... more

A tornado that passed over my place of employment last year was caught on video by a co-worker

Pine Mountain is one of the few "ridge and valley" mountains in Southern Appalachia that overlaps with the central Appalachian coalfield of the Cumberland Plateau. Its folded layers tower above a dozen coalfield counties in Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Communities that are 3 centuries old are.... more

October Sky Festival This weekend More Details Here http://www.coalwoodwestvirginia.com/october_sky_festival.htm Listen to Homer Describe his latest Novel Red Helmet -filmed by Steve Date. http://www.homerhickam.com/books/RedHelmet.mov Put a New Yorker in the coal mines of West Virginia! I know it is on our list.... more

Bramwell, West Virginia was a residential paradise, wealthy coal barons could live in luxury. They could enjoy a fabulous social life among their wealthy neighbors, There were plenty of merchants, ministers, doctors, attorneys and others that supported their lifestyle. In the late 1800s, Bramwell had electric.... more

Living History reenactors share the lives of Confederate soldiers with visitors to Antietam National Battlefield, August, 2006.

My home town dedicated to MARTY. Marty loved every minute he had there. Scrape the shit off your shoes Virginia. You have so much to offer but no foresight to advance it. Dome the dam main street we're in the 21st century.

My evening commute from Norfolk to Virginia Beach on Friday, November 17, 2006.