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Go Green. It is certainly the IN thing isn’t it? If you have tried it, you will probably also know it can prove to be a bit expensive. Solar panels don’t come cheap. Neither do those hybrids. But have you ever considered antiques as a way of green living? Think about … Continue Reading Go Green Go Antiquing
HEAT WAVE UNHAPPINESS
I was out for a run yesterday evening (yes, I can be a fool at times) and I was almost hit going thru a four way stop in a neighborhood. Now, most days and most drivers would without a thought allow a runner to pass on by. I was even on … Continue Reading HEAT WAVE UNHAPPINESS
More Than A Geek has a new website design !
More Than A Geek® has a new look ! Check out our new website ! Continue Reading More Than A Geek has a new website design !
Blue Ridge Basketry Now Open in Hedgesville
Almost any day of the week, Shirley Snyder invites you to visit her shop “Blue Ridge Basketry” on Town Spring Street in historic Hedgesville, West Virginia. The shop is within a block of the library and apropos the street name, near the historic Town Spring. Blue Ridge Basketry baskets are each … Continue Reading Blue Ridge Basketry Now Open in Hedgesville
North Mountain Arts Festival Hedgesville Saturday June 5th
Mark the date - Saturday June 5th is the fourth annual North Mountain Arts Festival in Historic Hedgesville West Virginia. North Mountain Arts owner Kristin Nelson, the host and coordinator of this event, says “It’s even bigger and better this year with over 30 regional artists participating. Our goal is to … Continue Reading North Mountain Arts Festival Hedgesville Saturday June 5th
Is your house haunted? Call these paranormal investigators!
Are you troubled by strange noises in the middle of the night? Do you experience feelings of dread in your basement or attic? Have you or your family ever seen a spook, specter or ghost? If the answer is “yes,” then don’t wait another minute. Pick up the phone and call … Continue Reading Is your house haunted? Call these paranormal investigators!
Year of the Yard Sale
It’s Monday and life is wonderful here in the eastern panhandle. Okay, the weather is a bit dreary yet we all know that will change. Spring is about over. Summer heat, ladybugs, baby birds, frolicking fawn and kittens are all on their way. It’s also a very popular time of year … Continue Reading Year of the Yard Sale
Bentley’s Specialty Pet Foods Now Open in Historic Hedgesville
Sheila Joy and her husband Jeff Jolles are pleased to announce the opening of their new store, Bentley’s Specialty Pet Foods in the heart of Historic Hedgesville. The store is located on the corner of Main and Mary streets, more commonly known as routes 9 and 901. Recently, Virginia Fairbanks, owner … Continue Reading Bentley’s Specialty Pet Foods Now Open in Historic Hedgesville
Audobon Egg Hunt Set for March 28
The Potomac Valley Audubon Society will hold its third annual Spring Children’s Egg Hunt the afternoon of Sunday, March 28 at its Yankauer Nature Preserve north of Shepherdstown. Unlike traditional egg hunts, this one combines fun with an educational experience. The eggs used in the hunt are colored to resemble real … Continue Reading Audobon Egg Hunt Set for March 28
Ghost Conference Coming to Harpers Ferry
The paranormal world to meet in historic town HARPERS FERRY, WV – The Paranormal Investigators Coalition has a very specific goal – to return paranormal research to its roots as a serious field of study with common sense scientific methods. They want to reverse the “entertainment” aspect of “ghost hunting” created … Continue Reading Ghost Conference Coming to Harpers Ferry
Paranormal Research and Training Facility opening to the public!
Do you like those “ghost hunting shows” on TV? Have you ever watched them and thought, “I could do that?” Well, stop thinking like that! According to Vince Wilson and the Paranormal Investigators Coalition (http://www.paranormalcoalition.com) you are going about things the wrong way. “Contrary to current popular belief,” says Wilson, “Paranormal … Continue Reading Paranormal Research and Training Facility opening to the public!
The History of Christmas
Hello and Merry Christmas! ‘Tis the season to be Jolly! It is the most wonderful time of the year after all! Is that a Yule Log your Aunt Sue sent you or a last year’s fruitcake? Have you “decked the halls” and are you “hanging your stockings with care”? I should … Continue Reading The History of Christmas
John Wilkes Booth’s haunted family home now open to the public
Harpers Ferry, WV has always been a place of history and mystery. It is, after all, the home of the famous John Brown Raid. It also succumbed to two Civil War battles and the largest surrender in US history. It is also home to the family domicile of notorious presidential assassin … Continue Reading John Wilkes Booth’s haunted family home now open to the public
Glad I’m Not You
There have been plenty of days I have dreamt of being a famous celebrity – a sports star. I sat and wondered what it must be like to be noticed everywhere. I thought how nice it would be to have my hair done by someone else on a daily basis, all … Continue Reading Glad I’m Not You
Martinsburg nominated for “Best Cities to Buy an Old House” Contest
Martinsburg, WV was recently nominated for the This Old House, “Best Cities to Buy an Old House” Contest. The contest highlights “50 great neighborhoods—one in each state—where the historic homes (and life-affirming DIY challenges they bring) are rivaled only by the community spirit that surrounds them.” In 2009, Lewisburg was chosen … Continue Reading Martinsburg nominated for “Best Cities to Buy an Old House” Contest
“Life Along the Line: Railroad Photography by O. Winston Link,”
Railroad and photography buffs may want to steam on down to the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley, Winchester, VA this weekend for the last chance to view “Life Along the Line: Railroad Photography by O. Winston Link,” on loan from the O. Winston Link Museum in Roanoke. The Museum of the … Continue Reading “Life Along the Line: Railroad Photography by O. Winston Link,”
An Ode to America
Why are Americans so united? They would not resemble one another even if you painted them all one color!? They speak all the languages of the world and form an astonishing mixture of civilizations and religious beliefs. Still, the American tragedy turned three hundred million people into a hand put on … Continue Reading An Ode to America
Looking for a Newfiedore Puppy?
People are starting to come to take a look at the puppies and choose their special babies and we only have 3 puppies left. I dont want you to miss out on the one(s) you want. They have been wormed and have had all their shots which includes the 7 way … Continue Reading Looking for a Newfiedore Puppy?
West Virginia Humanities Council supports Pre-Performance Talks during Eighth Annual Goose Route Dan
Shepherdstown, WV—Two pre-performance talks, funded by the West Virginia Humanities Council, will take place during the Eighth Annual Goose Route Dance Festival. The talks, given by Washington, DC-based dance and performance scholars Ted Bain and Libby Smigel, are open to the public and free of charge. The first, entitled “Truckers, Presidents, … Continue Reading West Virginia Humanities Council supports Pre-Performance Talks during Eighth Annual Goose Route Dan
Your mother let you leave the house like that?
As I was shopping Wednesday night for groceries do you know what I saw? I saw what looked like a thirteen year old girl walking around in a pair of shorts so short that her underwear were hanging out. Oh did I mention that she had a bikini top on (she … Continue Reading Your mother let you leave the house like that?
“Mother’s Day, A Birthday Message”
“Your Father Provided The Substance…Your Mother Provided The Essence…As Well As The Means For You To Grow…And Take Shape…This Is Your Reason For Being…So Thank Her…Remember All of the Praise Goes To, and Belongs To God, and to God Alone. So! Take A Moment and Think About That for Awhile…Then Do … Continue Reading “Mother’s Day, A Birthday Message”
