Spring Peeper

A herald of the end of winter in the eastern United States, a Spring Peeper (Pseudacris crucifer) crouches on a leaf. Photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons.

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Professional story-teller Susanna "Granny Sue" Holstein passes West Virginia folklore on to another generation of students.

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The Marion County Courthouse rises above the Monongahela River treeline in Fairmont, West Virginia (WV). Photo by Ben Amend. Courtesy of the Convention and Visitors Bureau of Marion County.

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David Sibray listens for "Old Thump," the origins of which may be geologic.

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David Sibray, editor and publisher of West Virginia Explorer, explores a mountain stream.

WVExplorer.com breaks million annual readers mark

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Historic Reeds Mills stands along Second Creek in Monroe County.

West Virginia’s endangered properties list to open year-round

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