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    Ted Fauster

    Author of science, fantasy, and adventure literature, Ted Fauster has been a writer and publications adviser for West Virginia Explorer since 2011. Fauster worked as a reporter at The Register-Herald in Beckley, W.Va., before moving westward to Portland, Ore.

    Inside West Virginia’s National Radio Quiet Zone, where scientists listen to the universe

    GREEN BANK, W.Va. — The universe is a strange place. And it is never truly silent. Across the vast darkness...

    Helvetia, West Virginia: Where Swiss tradition and Appalachian spirit defy time

    HELVETIA, W.Va. — History will tell you the name Helvetia is derived from the Helvetii, a Celtic tribe that...

    White Grass cross-country skiing elevates winter in Canaan Valley, West Virginia

    CORTLAND, W.Va. — Cross-country skiing is enjoying quite a renaissance. As snow-loving retirees, energetic youths, outdoor enthusiasts, and adventurous...

    Did someone fake the Flatwoods Monster sighting in West Virginia?

    SUTTON, W.Va. — Many West Virginians have heard of a mysterious incident in Braxton County that involved a possibly...

    Was the Flatwoods Monster of central West Virginia actually a demon?

    FLATWOODS, W.Va. — In the annals of West Virginia lore, the Flatwoods Monster sighting of September 12, 1952, remains...

    Ted Fauster: Meet the top five monsters from the West Virginia hills

    In the late 1990s, I was asked to pen a book of West Virginia folklore. I opted instead to...

    Interest growing in W.Va. haunted places, says Web developer

    PAX, W.Va. -- Interest in West Virginia's haunted places is growing, says a Web developer whose guide to West...

    Introducing the five most haunted places in W.Va.

    MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. — The Travel Channel ranks two West Virginia landmarks among the most haunted in the United States,...