Why Wheeling: Mark GoodwinJessica Broverman January 30, 2024In October of 2023, Mark Goodwin and his wife Stephanie decided to say goodbye to the Mississippi River and plant...
Why Wheeling: Logan SchmittAdam Payne September 6, 2023If you have been to any gift shop, art studio or coffee shop around the state, then you have probably...
Why Wheeling: Jeffrey “Jay” JohnsonDiana Bell February 27, 2023Jeffrey “Jay” Johnson II is a man on a mission. His passion for real estate and community development through empowerment...
Why Wheeling: The McGregor SistersKarin Butyn January 4, 2023I asked the McGregor sisters what they would tell someone considering a move to Wheeling. They simultaneously answered, “do it!”...
Why Wheeling: Tyler and JackRosemary Ketchum December 29, 2021Originally published April 6, 2021 We’ve all picked up a few hobbies over the past year, and scrolling listings on...
Why Wheeling: Isaiah AlfordAngela Hawk November 2, 2021Isaiah Alford, artist name “Keez,” has come straight from his day gig at the McClure Hotel with L&L Painting to...
Why Wheeling: Ally ColinaRosemary Ketchum September 10, 2021In today’s market, it may seem harder than ever to buy a home. With soaring prices, stringent loan requirements, and...
Why Wheeling: Lena SlivchenkoRosemary Ketchum January 19, 2021Longtime trends have shown that quality community recreation is a driving force for attracting new residents to a city while...
Why Wheeling: John and Camille DevlinRosemary Ketchum November 11, 2020According to The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, “the arts and culture sector contributes $1.5 billion to West Virginia’s economy, representing...
Why Wheeling: One Couple Trades Virginia for the Friendly CityRosemary Ketchum September 25, 2020Writer’s Note: For years, the state of West Virginia has been in population free fall. People leave our state for...
