Phelicity Robinson

Ghent

Multimedia Reporter at WVNS-TV (Ghent, WV)

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Beckley Crossroads Mall evacuated due to ‘unconfirmed emergency’

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Phelicity Robinson

BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) – Customers and workers at the Crossroads Mall in Beckley were alarmed when they were told to evacuate the premises. Bradley Prosperity Volunteer Fire Department, along with EMS are currently on scene. According to the Fire Department, when the call came in they took serious precautions. A gas company came into the mall to do a routine check. The cause of the evacuation was due to an ‘irritant’ in the air, possibly such as pepper-spray, not a gas leak.
Robotics team visits local elementary school to show off their skills

3 weeks ago | wvnstv.com | Phelicity Robinson

PRINCETON, WV (WVNS) – Three teams from local schools in southern West Virginia visited the VEX Robotics World Championship to showcase their skills a few weeks ago. Straley Elementary, Montcalm High School and Mercer County all returned from the Championship with new knowledge about what to expect next year! There were teams from around 55 countries at the World Championship in Dallas Texas. Some teams did not speak English well, so they used translator apps to communicate.
Mountain Music Festival brings live music and art to our area

3 weeks ago | wvnstv.com | Phelicity Robinson

FAYETTEVILLE, WV (WVNS) – Are you ready to ‘get loud in the Mountains?’ The Mountain Music Festival is returning to Ace Adventure Resort. Over 30 visual artists, along with live music will be kicking off the event. The Pigment Sanctuary at the top of the mountain will be filled with artists, painters and more. Chris Colin is the Event Coordinator at Ace Adventure Resort, and he says this event is one of the most iconic Music Festivals in the state.
Arrowhead Bike Farm kicks off their peak season

3 weeks ago | wvnstv.com | Phelicity Robinson

FAYETTEVILLE, WV (WVNS) – The weather is warming up and summer is on the cusp. Grab a bike, some water and hit the trails this summer. Arrowhead Bike Farm just kicked off their peak season this Memorial Day. The shop is located in the region of New River Gorge. Don’t forget to visit the goats. After biking, you can pick up a beer and some food to celebrate. “Memorial Day is our kind of big weekend to start the season off.
Arrowhead Bike Farm kicks off their peak season

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Phelicity Robinson

FAYETTEVILLE, WV (WVNS) – The weather is warming up and summer is on the cusp. Grab a bike, some water and hit the trails this summer. Arrowhead Bike Farm just kicked off their peak season this Memorial Day. The shop is located in the region of New River Gorge. Audi introduces a limited edition electric mountain bike Don’t forget to visit the goats. After biking, you can pick up a beer and some food to celebrate. “Memorial Day is our kind of big weekend to start the season off.
'Wedding Bells' could be ringing a different tune due to tariffs

3 weeks ago | wvnstv.com | Phelicity Robinson

OAK HILL, WV (WVNS) – The Gaines Estate in Oak Hill has seen its fair share of weddings and events. With the opening of a new restaurant inside, wedding parties do not have to worry about the cost of food for their event. “The restaurant is open every Wednesday through Saturday for dinner from 5 to 9, and then Sunday for brunch it’s open from 10:30 to 1:30. We also have 36-37 weddings this year,” said Co-Owner Bill Walls. Some wedding venues are not as lucky.
The Gaines Estate wines and dines with new restaurant

3 weeks ago | wvnstv.com | Phelicity Robinson

OAK HILL, WV (WVNS) – The Gaines Estate welcome guests from far and wide to have a taste of their cuisine. The estate offers dinner on Wednesday through Friday, and brunch on Saturday mornings. When they are not hosting a wedding, the venue is a great place for business meetings, family gatherings and just leisure dining. The Restaurant we’re open every Wednesday through Saturday for dinner 5 to 9, and then Sunday for brunch. 10:30 to 1:30,” said Co-Owner Bill Wells.
Bluefield 'First Fridays' kicks off

3 weeks ago | wvnstv.com | Phelicity Robinson

BLUEFIELD, WV (WVNS) – Are you looking for a fun and beneficial way to spend your Fridays? Look no further than Bluefield. Every first Friday of the month until August, Downtown Bluefield will be lined with food trucks, music and more. First Fridays also gives back to the local businesses in the area. The Co-Owner of Downtown Merchants and Sourdough Co., said their business is one of the many that benefit from this event. “We Host our open mic night the first Saturday every month.
The Nature Conservancy aims to protect the beauty of West Virginia

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Phelicity Robinson

ATHENS, WV (WVNS) – West Virginia is home to some of the most beautiful sights and scenery in the country. One conservation project is looking to protect it for years to come. ‘The Nature Conservancy’ has a global mission to address some of the world’s greatest challenges. Their mission statement states they aim to sustain the extensive forests and rivers, and the services they provide to people.
The Nature Conservancy aims to protect the beauty of West Virginia

1 month ago | wvnstv.com | Phelicity Robinson

ATHENS, WV (WVNS) – West Virginia is home to some of the most beautiful sights and scenery in the country. One conservation project is looking to protect it for years to come. ‘The Nature Conservancy’ has a global mission to address some of the world’s greatest challenges. Their mission statement states they aim to sustain the extensive forests and rivers, and the services they provide to people.

Journalists covering the same region

Bailey Brautigan

News Director at WJET-AM (Erie, PA)

Bailey Brautigan primarily covers news in the Central Appalachian region, particularly in West Virginia, United States, including areas around the coordinates provided.

Danielle H. Sandler

Digital Reporter at WVNS-TV (Ghent, WV)

Danielle H. Sandler primarily covers news in the Central Appalachian region, particularly in areas of West Virginia including Charleston and surrounding counties.