Compass

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Laura Dean Bennett Staff Writer   Spring, summer and fall, there’s a good chance you’ll find Dawn Baldwin picking, drying and chopping a variety of herbs for her herbal teas.She’s built a small business of growing and...

Ken Springer Contributing WriterThere was a great Filipino bakery on a backstreet of Waiki-ki back in the 80s. I had alighted in this tropical paradise for a few months in 1985 and thought that while...

Suzanne Stewart Staff WriterBehind the scenes at Cass Scenic Railroad State Park, there is a buzz of activity that is usually not seen by visitors who travel there to ride the train. That buzz takes place...

Ken Springer Watoga Foundation Contributing WriterThe first time I heard the words “Watoga State Park,” I was sitting on the porch of Harper’s General Store in Seneca Rocks, West Virginia – now called Mouth of Seneca....

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Suzanne Stewart Staff Writer“Aw, Sookie!”If you’ve ever heard a booming bluegrass voice speak those words, chances are you are at a square dance or night of entertainment featuring some configuration of the Stony Bottom Bluegrass...

Laura Dean Bennett Staff WriterAfter a long winter, it’s finally time for Pocahontas Coun-ty’s hills, valleys, forests and rivers to come alive with the sounds and sights of spring.In anticipation of the changing season, Cranberry...