Jordan Massey

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NUTTER FORT, W.Va. (WBOY) — This week on Restaurant Road Trip, 12 News paid a visit to Kitchen and Spice. The restaurant opened its doors officially on Nov. 15 and held a ribbon-cutting to officially introduce itself to the community back in February. When Co-owners Brandon Ross and Jason Snyder talked about developing the right concept for Kitchen and Spice, they wanted to make what they thought the community would want to have.

3 weeks ago | wboy.com | Jordan Massey

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. (WBOY) — President and CEO of Mon Health and Davis Health Systems David Goldberg attended Wednesday’s Harrison County Commission meeting to publicly share plans regarding a new Mon Health hospital coming to Harrison County. In 2022, Mon Health announced it was approved for a Certificate of Need to build a “small format hospital,” which Goldberg says will be very similar to the Mon Health Marion Neighborhood Hospital in White Hall.

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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — On Tuesday, Chef Aarón Sánchez made a stop by Café Evansdale to speak with students at West Virginia University. Café Evansdale is the home of Adobo Cantina, which is one of Sánchez’s restaurants that is celebrating its third year on West Virginia University’s campus. “We’re really stoked about how it’s evolved, how it’s growing,” Sánchez said. “We have great leadership, we have a great diversity of a menu, the student body obviously enjoys it quite a bit.

3 weeks ago | wboy.com | Jordan Massey

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — On Tuesday, Chef Aarón Sánchez made a stop by Café Evansdale to speak with students at West Virginia University. Café Evansdale is the home of Adobo Cantina, which is one of Sánchez’s restaurants that is celebrating its third year on West Virginia University’s campus. “We’re really stoked about how it’s evolved, how it’s growing,” Sánchez said. “We have great leadership, we have a great diversity of a menu, the student body obviously enjoys it quite a bit.

1 month ago | wboy.com | Jordan Massey

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — On Tuesday, the Charleston, West Virginia National Weather Service (NWS) hosted a statewide drill at 11 a.m. to help West Virginians prepare for a tornado. According to Warning Coordination Meteorologist Tony Edwards, the NWS hosts this statewide drill annually around this time of year to get people in the mindset that severe weather could be right around the corner.