Nov 2, 2007 | WCHS
Meet the first family of West Virginia marble makers. Jim Davis was born in West Virginia in 1930. via WCHS
“As soon as they heard the report he was alive and doing fairly well they gathered in a prayer circle.”
An autistic hiker who had been missing for four days in the Dolly Sods Wilderness area was found in remarkably good shape, sleeping under a bush. via The Times West Virginian
Family holds out hope for finding autistic hiker
“That is our biggest concern, that someone calls for him and he cannot say, 'I'm here,' you know, 'Help me,' ”
DAVIS, W.Va.- A severely autistic hiker who has been missing since Sunday is comfortable around people and would not be expected to shy away from rescuers as they call for him, a spokesman for the search effort ... via Telegram & Gazette
“We've had some of our experts look back over 20-years and the three driest summers over the past 20-years have produced the most vivid color”
Leslie Fitzwater forecasts changing colors The autumn brilliance in West Virginia is beginning to shine forth in earnest in the state's higher elevations. via West Virginia Metro
Personnel File: Spilman, Thomas & Battle attorneys listed among Best Lawyers
Spilman Thomas & Battle PLLC recently announced the 2008 list of The Best Lawyers in America. via The West Virginia Record