The West Virginia Weakly
Giles SnyderCurated news from around West Virginia and anything else that strikes me as worthwhile.
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The Daily West Virginia Weakly: April 3, 2026
With West Virginia’s spring turkey season set to begin later this month, Weakly reader Paul McKay sent this photo of a couple of strutting toms. Got a spring photo taking up room on your phone? Send it to [email protected].
The Daily West Virginia Weakly: April 2, 2026
You can see blurry daffodils blooming outside the window where stained glass hangs at Weakly reader Jessica Greathouse’s house in Roane County. Send your spring photos to [email protected].
The Daily West Virginia Weakly: April 1, 2026
My mention of brook trout in Tuesday’s newsletter prompted Weakly reader Amanda Pitzer to send me this photo of one caught during last fall’s watershed survey conducted by her group, Friends of the Cheat. Pretty fish, right? Photo credit to...
The Daily West Virginia: March 31, 2026
What says spring more than pollinators? Stacked up bee hives to be taken to orchards. Photo taken by Weakly reader Susan Feller near the Hardy County community of Baker. What does spring look like at your house? Send your photo to wvweaky@s...
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NPR Newscaster. Aspiring local journalist. Posts mostly about West Virginia, my home state
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