Yeager House ~ Steeped in history
Suzanne Stewart
Staff Writer
Looking for a one-of-a-kind vacation ren- tal with a historical foundation? Look no further than the Yeager House in Bartow.
Located on the Camp Bartow Civil War Battlefield, the Yeager House is located...
Areas of special interest
Roy B. Clarkson
History of Pocahontas County – 1981
CRANBERRY GLADES
Sphagnum bogs, of varying size, are found scattered throughout the higher mountains of Pocahontas County. By far, the largest of these bogs is the area known...
‘Fall’ in love with Pocahontas County
Chelsea Walker
CVB Marketing Specialist
Visit Pocahontas County in any season and you’ll be blown away by its mountainous vistas, endless outdoor recreation and family-friendly events – but there is something specifically unique and special about...
Opera House fall season brings wide variety of entertainment
After a summer of traditional music, the Pocahontas County Opera House stage will serve up an eclectic mix of artists from Americana roots to the high mountains of South America, with a ghostly mystery...
8 Rivers Fly Rods inspired by Pocahontas County
Suzanne Stewart
Staff Writer
When 8 Rivers Fly Rod Company president Matt Holtsclaw was a young boy growing up in Charleston, his family vacationed in Pocahontas County, where he made some of his best memories fishing...
Nola’s House ~ a sentimental business
Jaynell Graham
Editor
Nearly every school, home and corner in Marlinton holds memories for the people who were raised here.
One such home is on 10th Avenue. It was built for Robert and Alta Rose in 1903...
Locust Hill adds outdoor venue
Brandon Nottingham
Staff Writer
You just never know what you’re going to find at Locust Hill Inn, Cabin, Pub and Restaurant. Owners Dave and Paula Zorn are constantly changing and expanding to meet the needs of...