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Why do we love scary movies? WVU expert explains the psychology of fear
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Why do people willingly watch movies filled with murder, monsters, and terrifying situations?. A West Virginia University professor says the attraction has much to do with human curiosity about danger, particularly the disturbing things we would rather avoid in real life. Elizabeth Cohen, a professor of...
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Wheeling Suspension Bridge back on display downtown
Wheeling, W.Va (WTRF) – On top of the Wheeling Gateway Center construction officially being underway, the new building is shining a light on the historic landmark next to it. The suspension bridge was constructed in 1849 and spans over 1,000 feet across the Ohio River. And with construction beginning next door, it allows the bridge […]
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Wheeling families don costumes for Dr. Mercer’s Great Pumpkin Party at Heritage Port
WHEELING, W.Va. — Costumes, candy and a Charlie Brown classic drew families to Heritage Port in Wheeling on Thursday evening for Dr. Mercer’s Great Pumpkin Party, an annual event that also aims to discourage kids from smoking and vaping. The party included multiple cars for trunk-or-treat, photo stands,...
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Elkins receives world’s first Rosie the Riveter tulip
ELKINS, W.Va (WDTV) - Local leaders and guests gathered at the Rosie the Riveter statue in Elkins Monday to celebrate the memory of the women who stepped into critical workforce roles during World War II. Elkins became the world’s first city to receive the new Rosie the Riveter tulip, designed...
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History of The Knights of Pythias in Wheeling
To better understand the history of the Pythian Building in Wheeling, West Virginia, let’s take a dive into the Pythian Fraternal Order and what led to the current building’s status as the last standing physical remnant of the Order in Wheeling. What is the Order of the Knights...
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Dr. Mercer’s Great Pumpkin Party event is set to take place this Thursday in Wheeling
Wheeling, W.Va (WTRF) – Well almost 60 years ago to the day, “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” was released. Now, six decades later, it is the inspiration to a local Halloween event in Wheeling. This Thursday at Heritage Point, there will be a showing of the famous cartoon film.The event was inspired by what […]
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WVU play-by-play man Tony Caridi visits Belle Elementary to read new children’s book
BELLE, W.Va. — Belle Elementary School students had a special guest in their classroom on Tuesday morning. West Virginia University play-by-play broadcaster Tony Caridi read his new book, “Watch Where You Put Your Feet Down,” to the students. Caridi is visiting six different schools this week, beginning with Sutton Elementary in Braxton County and Stanaford Elementary in Raleigh County on Monday. Other stops include Milton Elementary in Cabell County, Blennerhasset Elementary in Wood County, and Brookhaven Elementary in Monongalia County.
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West Virginia mountains become medieval kingdom in award-winning fantasy film
LEWISBURG, W.Va. — The mountains and forests of southern West Virginia have become the setting for a medieval fantasy kingdom in an award-winning independent film scheduled to make its world premiere in Lewisburg in December. The Kingdom of Rexmonte, a $750,000 fantasy comedy written and directed by Rebeccah Crabtree,...
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Chamber of Commerce, Wheeling Symphony team up for Halloween on the Plaza
WHEELING, W.Va. (WTRF) – The Wheeling Chamber of Commerce is teaming up with the Wheeling Symphony for their special Halloween-themed event on October 30th. It all starts with free trick-or-treating in downtown Wheeling. The event will lead into the Wheeling Symphony’s performance of Harry Potter the Prisoner of Azkaban...
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Imagine Martin Launching New Monthly Concert Series
FAIRMONT — Imagine Martin is launching a new monthly concert series at The Hive in Fairmont, featuring music, songwriting and storytelling. The series, called “This Song’s for You,” begins Sunday, November 1st, at 7 p.m. with musician Radoslav Lorkovic. Performances will continue on the first Sunday of each month through March, featuring artists Erik Koskinen, Charlie Roth, David Stoddard and Kelly Smith. Imagine Martin Chair Jeff Rouse says the concerts will offer an intimate setting with limited seating, giving people a chance to relax and enjoy live music on Sunday evenings. Tickets are $20, or $15 for Friends of the Hive, and are available at The Hub next door to The Hive.