Michelle James

Long before her morning customers arrive, or even wake up, Suzie Hoffman is hard at work in her downtown Lewisburg bakery, Corn+Flour.

Filmmaker Uesula Ellis wasn’t born or raised in West Virginia.

Nov. 11—It’s the unknown that bothers Judy Nelson-Vealey. The Grandview resident has spent the past seven years serving as caregiver for her 74-year-old husband Gerald, a Vietnam veteran diagnosed with dementia, PTSD and Parkinson’s disease. The couple first married in 1986 and had been divorced for…

It probably started with her first set of crayons. “Anytime she got a coloring book she would color the blank inside pages before she ever colored a picture,” Cande Ratliff said of her daughter Carli.

Feb. 26—Merideth Young isn’t much on self-promotion. “I’m just not good at it,” she said. “I’d rather let it happen organically.” Young realizes her approach is contrary to most other business models, but she’s OK with that. She said there’s something special about watching customers stumble upon Yo…

Mar. 26—Investing today for a comfortable and secure retirement might be intimidating for some. “I just find there’s a lot of people that it kind of scares them,” financial advisor Kyle Poling said about words like “markets” and “risks.” But the confusion of creating the right plan for future financ…

May 14—Depending on how you count it, Eric White has two to four full-time jobs. White, a resident of Charlton Heights in Fayette County, pays the bills as a regional safety manager for an oil and gas company. On the side — also full-time — he operates Dirty Boyz Commercial Cleaning Services. Dirty…

The idea was hatched in 2016, but Candice Meade didn’t know it yet.

He wasn’t going to do it this year.