Bianca Bosworth
Born in Charleston, Bianca Bosworth spent years traveling the world as a travel nurse and freelance writer. In 2009 she returned to West Virginia to pursue a career in writing and mountaineering. She now calls Putnam County home.
Forecasted autumn rainfall promises vivid 2025 fall foliage in West Virginia
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — State officials say West Virginia is on the cusp of one of its most spectacular autumns in years, thanks to a perfect blend of summer rain, crisp mountain nights, and the rolling terrain that makes West Virginia a natural canvas for fall. The West...
Kettle & Copper Community: The apple-butter tradition that simmers in West Virginia
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — In the cool clarity of an autumn morning in West Virginia, a ring of people gather around a blackened copper kettle hung over an open fire. Steam rises in slow, fragrant clouds of cinnamon, clove, and baked apple. A long wooden paddle stirs a...
Here’s what artificial intelligence says about the future of West Virginia
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — We asked artificial intelligence to plot a roadmap for the future of West Virginia. How can residents prosper? How can the maximum number of West Virginians lead rewarding lives? Here’s what AI had to say. West Virginia’s path to prosperity It...
Embracing the rich bounty of the West Virginia fall harvest
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia fall harvest is particularly meaningful for state natives. As the crisp air of late summer settles over the Appalachian hills, the agricultural landscape of West Virginia comes alive with a tapestry of colors and flavors. From the...
West Virginia on track for brilliant fall foliage; new autumn map published
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Autumn has arrived in West Virginia, and state officials say the Mountain State is gearing up for one of its most colorful fall foliage seasons in years. The W.Va. Department of Tourism, in partnership with the W.Va. Division of Forestry, released...
The magic of September in West Virginia, when summer fades and autumn awakens
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Meteorologists mark September 1 as the first day of fall, even though the astronomical equinox doesn’t arrive until later in the month. For West Virginia, that date rings true in a way that many residents feel almost immediately. The sticky, thick...
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Bianca Bosworth
Forecasted autumn rainfall promises vivid 2025 fall foliage in West Virginia
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — State officials say West Virginia is on the cusp of one of its most spectacular autumns in years, thanks to a perfect blend of summer rain, crisp mountain nights, and the rolling terrain that makes West Virginia a natural canvas for fall. The West...
Kettle & Copper Community: The apple-butter tradition that simmers in West Virginia
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — In the cool clarity of an autumn morning in West Virginia, a ring of people gather around a blackened copper kettle hung over an open fire. Steam rises in slow, fragrant clouds of cinnamon, clove, and baked apple. A long wooden paddle stirs a...
Here’s what artificial intelligence says about the future of West Virginia
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — We asked artificial intelligence to plot a roadmap for the future of West Virginia. How can residents prosper? How can the maximum number of West Virginians lead rewarding lives? Here’s what AI had to say. West Virginia’s path to prosperity It...
Embracing the rich bounty of the West Virginia fall harvest
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia fall harvest is particularly meaningful for state natives. As the crisp air of late summer settles over the Appalachian hills, the agricultural landscape of West Virginia comes alive with a tapestry of colors and flavors. From the...
West Virginia on track for brilliant fall foliage; new autumn map published
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Autumn has arrived in West Virginia, and state officials say the Mountain State is gearing up for one of its most colorful fall foliage seasons in years. The W.Va. Department of Tourism, in partnership with the W.Va. Division of Forestry, released...
The magic of September in West Virginia, when summer fades and autumn awakens
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Meteorologists mark September 1 as the first day of fall, even though the astronomical equinox doesn’t arrive until later in the month. For West Virginia, that date rings true in a way that many residents feel almost immediately. The sticky, thick...