You’re spoilt for choice for eating out in Charleston, whether you’re going for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Start your day right with a filling savory Greek-style crepe from Cafe Creperi, paired with your favorite Seattle’s Best Coffee drink. Late for breakfast but still too early for lunch? Head to First Watch over at Summers Street for a hearty brunch of omelettes, pancakes or sandwiches with their best selling sides.
Treat yourself with the best Punjabi dishes in Charleston at Sitar of India. They have brought back their famous lunch-time buffet for $8.99 …

On April 18th, Charlestonians are invited to shred for a cause. For only $10, KnightHorst Shredding will accept up to 70 pounds worth of documents to be shredded. Sensitive documents you can shred are bank information, budgets, canceled or blank checks, credit information, financial statements, income tax records, insurance records, investment information, legal papers, medical records, personal documents, etc. There’s no need to remove bindings or staples, and all documents will be shredded on the spot. A “Certificate of Destruction” will be issued to all participants. All shreded materials will …

A proud West Virginian also considers himself a proud Charlestonian.

It’s Easter this Sunday, and in celebration, there are several Easter events around the Kanawha Valley.
There will be an Easter egg hunt for the kids over at the I-77 Motorsports Park in Ripley, as well as a practice and swap meet on Saturday, 11th of April. Over at the North Bend State Park, kids can look foward to Easter egg hunting with the Easter Bunny on Sunday, the 12th.
Twin Falls State Park in Mullens, WV is likewise holding an Easter Egg Hunt with more than 1,000 eggs hidden around the …

Japanese restaurants aren’t as common in Charleston, but there are a couple of great places to try Japanese Cuisine. One of these is Hibachi Japanese Steak House on RHL Boulevard.
The restaurant features counter tables that surround a center grill where the chef cooks your food right before serving. This magnificent show of culinary skill is the highlight of any dining experience in Hibachi, as well as the flavorful meat that comes straight off the grill and the tasty sushi rolls.
Hibachi Japanese Steak House
48 R H L Boulevard, Charleston, …

Several Charleston hotels have disabled access, rooms and facilities. Whether you’re in town for business or pleasure, Charleston offers a variety of choice for your accommodation needs while traveling in Charleston WV.
One of such hotel is the Ramada Plaza Hotel near the Charleston Chuck Yeager airport. The Ramada has a couple of handicap-friendly rooms of varying size, style and features. The hotel also has ground-level parking that makes it easy to get from your car in the parking lot into the hotel.
In downtown Charleston and nearby areas, hotels with handicapped …

Considered as one of Charleston’s best kept secrets, South Hills Market and Cafe continues to charm each diner that passes through its doors. Serving breakfast, lunch dinner, there’s always something to enjoy in this cafe.
Breakfast at South Hills include “build your own omelet” that lets you customize your omelet to your liking. Lunch feature hearty soups, sandwiches and wraps that is filling and fits perfectly with the hour-long lunch break of Charleston residents. Dinner is upscale casual French cuisine with a smattering of American favorites. There is a large selection …

Financial Services Professional from Winfied, WV talks about living in Charleston.

Any pet lover have their beloved dogs or cats in mind whenever they go out, be it when they go out to dinner, run errands or when they travel out of state. For those wanting to visit Charleston and are thinking of bringing their pets along, worry not, for there are pet-friendly establishments where you can bring Fido along.
The first factor when traveling whether with a pet or not, is accommodation. Ramada Plaza Charleston sits on a prime location: it’s only 5 minutes away from the West Virginia Capitol Complex; …

Title: Tamarack-Appalachian Music & Arts FestivalLocation: One Tamarack Park, Beckley, WV 25801Link out: Click hereDescription: This outdoor, all-day Music & Arts Festival features widely popular and award-winning artists including The Hillbilly Gypsies, Option 22, Psaltrio, The Weedhawks, John Lilly, Jeff Ellis, Forg Valley Artisans, Westman Instruments, fine food, and more. Come sample some of West Virginia\’s finest musicians and artists in one of West Virginia\’s most stunning settings on the grounds of Tamarack.
Hours: noon – 8 p.m.
Location: Tamarack-The Best Of West Virginia, 1 Tamarack Park, Beckley, WV 25801. …