Check Out These 5 Specialty Foods Made Right Here in WheelingCandace Nelson February 15, 2023Wheeling is full of unique and specialty foods that you can’t find anywhere else. Whether they have a cult following...
Grow Ohio Valley Enters New Era, Danny Passes Torch to Jason KoeglerDanny Swan December 19, 2022Editor’s Note: In January 2023, Grow Ohio Valley will enter a new era, as co-founder and Executive Director Danny Swan...
The Backyard Chicken Keepers of Wheeling’s PastKate Wietor April 11, 2022The arrival of spring complicates visits to the feed store. Routine trips to pick up pet food, seeds, or a...
Move To Munch: A Special After-Hours Experience at the Public MarketProvided October 12, 2021Your body deserves the best: An exclusive evening of yoga, food, wine, and private shopping at the Public Market. Longtime...
Paw Paw Season in West VirginiaMelissa Rebholz September 22, 2021“Now when you pick a paw paw or a prickly pear and you pick a raw paw, next time beware.”...
A Love Letter to Winter VegetablesMelissa Rebholz January 5, 2021I haven’t always loved winter vegetables. It wasn’t until I started managing farmer’s markets in my 20’s in NYC that...
Apple Season in West VirginiaMelissa Rebholz November 20, 2020We’ve slowly transitioned into the apple season here in West Virginia as the popular fall storage fruit steals the spotlight...
Local Restaurants Get Creative With TakeoutMelissa Rebholz August 18, 2020When restaurant dining rooms were shuttered this past spring to slow the spread of COVID-19, area businesses had to think...
From the Yard to Your Plate — Adding Flavor to Your SaladMelissa Rebholz June 10, 2020Disclaimer: Weelunk cares about your health and safety. Before touching or eating anything out in the wild, we recommend seeking...
COVID-19: Shopping Small is Good for the Local Economy – and Maybe Your Health, TooJennifer Materkoski April 8, 2020At Weelunk, we’re all about keeping you connected to your community. Because that looks a little different right now, we’re...
A Big Crop of Gratitude at Public Market’s Ribbon CuttingPhyllis Sigal November 21, 2019“Trust that meaningful conversation can change the world. Rely on human goodness. Stay together.” — Margaret Wheatley, writer, management consultant...
A Natural Pair: The Public Market and Downtown WheelingPhyllis Sigal October 18, 2019askets of plump, red apples piled high. Shelves chock full of organic offerings. Carts lined up, waiting for fresh chickens,...
