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Alzheimer's Association executives to be honored
Jane Marks (left) has been executive director of the West Virginia chapter of the Alzheimer's Association since 2001. Nancy Cipoletti (right) is former executive director of the state Alzheimer's Association.
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  • I-64 gas stop sparks book on obscure W.Va. Civil War battle
  • What's going on at the Summit?
  • A house with a view
  • Smell the Coffee: Hare wars
  • Garden Guru: A small jewel in a busy thoroughfare
  • Being Young and Finding Fun in Charleston: Apartment life means indoor planting
  • Live Life Fully: Committing 'purgery' is an effective organizational tool
  • Culinary SOS: Bakery makes delicious quinoa salad
  • Remake pasta carbonara as a summer salad
  • 5 Free Things: In the Florida Keys, the focus is on nature
  • Travel Notes: May 19, 2013
  • Arts Notes: May 19, 2013
  • Book review: Coonts hero battles terrorists on the high seas
  • Book Notes: May 19, 2013
  • Vines & Vittles: The Italian influence
  • Sunday's Child: Positive young teen is smart and active
  • Peggy Horton: Proms change, from '47 Plymouth to limo
  • Morning yoga classes set for Magic Island
  • Help Out: May 19, 2013
  • On the Town: May 19, 2013
  • The party with a purpose goes retro
  • Charleston Chopped
  • Food Notes May 15, 2013
  • Drew's two mommies
  • The Mountain State in photographs, Sept. 15, 2012
  • Smell the Coffee: Moms who play in the sand
  • Garden Guru: Mom's Mother's Day flowers should reflect who she is
  • CindySays: Life in the fast lane sends us down the wrong grocery aisle
  • Beckley writer breaks down his youth in 'Crapalachia'
  • Arts Notes: May 12, 2013
  • Glazing is amazing
  • Pair shrimp and spinach for a nutritious meal
  • 'Living pictures' bring garden wall to life
  • Small outdoor space? Try these style strategies
  • Travel Notes: May 12, 2013
  • Sherry Hill: Butterfly landings were a miracle from Mom
  • Help Out: May 12, 2013
  • On the Town: May 12, 2013
  • Review: Symphony fashion show burns bright
  • Blennerhassett Island officials to be honored
  • Shoe designer shares inspirations for fashion and life
  • Local models and fashions showcased at style show
  • The real dill: fresh herbs punch up everyday dishes
  • Food Notes May 8, 2013
  • 'We're headed in the right direction'
  • How To: Color outdoors with container plantings
  • Smell the Coffee: Along came a spider
  • Garden Guru: Keep a steady pace in the garden
  • Live Life Fully: Thanks for helping my dreams come true -- and keep reading!
  • Book review: Voices called Billy Ray Cyrus to success
  • Arts Notes: May 5, 2013
  • Book Notes: May 5, 2013
  • Whispers of Mill Point Prison
  • Eggs are a versatile morning favorite
  • Beers to You: Well-crafted beers, too little salt, at Charleston Brewing Co.
  • Italy's Tyrolean Alps are hiking heaven
  • Travelers, editors pick top 10 coastal drives
  • Travel Notes: May 5, 2013
  • Help Out: May 5, 2013
  • Sunday's Child: Youth likes animals, sports
  • On the Town: May 5, 2013
  • Retired Navy corpsman to graduate from UC nursing
  • Amazing Grace
  • Senior reflections: what grads will miss about HS
  • Cass Scenic Railroad marks 50th year in June
  • Confederates to re-invade Beverly this weekend
  • Raid was Rebels last gasp before W.Va. statehood
  • WV '63 tomato seeds given away this weekend
  • Food notes: May 1, 2013
  • Morning-after pill to be available over the counter
  • Bridge Road Bistro dream lives on
  • Komen of W.Va. disburses grants
  • State-outline flowerbed hasn't been made
  • Film on last doughboy to screen in Mo., Ark.
  • Train enthusiast goes all natu-rail
  • After his own art
  • Smell the Coffee: Spring fever
  • Style Voyeur: There's a spring dress look for everyone
  • Hats are on top, filling fashion to the brim
  • Who will follow in the footsteps of civic giants?
  • It's all homemade at Hometown Restaurant in Peterstown
  • Arts Notes: April 28, 2013
  • How To: Select a tomato type to plant
  • Garden festival has historical theme
  • CindySays: Now hear this: Exercise classes can hurt your ears
  • Travel Notes: April 28, 2013
  • Cincinnati: The Queen City's crown shines again
  • Brown butter adds nutty, toasty flavor
  • Culinary SOS: Brown-butter cookies will go fast
  • Vines & Vittles: Keep leftover wine fresh (as possible)
  • Symphony fashion show to celebrate the 'Girl on Fire'
  • Help Out: April 28, 2013
  • On the Town: April 28, 2013
  • Charleston Catholic heads to history bowl
  • Darkness and light with Dutch Underwood
  • Food Notes April 24, 2013
  • W.Va. schools aim to improve meal programs
  • British historian to visit state
  • Planting a tree not so simple, experts say
  • Friendscaping: Garden planted with love
  • Romance novelist writes 'love letter' to Appalachia
  • Smell the Coffee: Standing back up
  • Statehouse fashion statements
  • Community Music to honor area artists at gala
  • Arts Notes: April 21, 2013
  • Baby on board? Work the stroller into a workout
  • What to explore in Jackie Robinson's Brooklyn
  • Travel Notes: April 21, 2013
  • Billie Sue Graybeal: Spring puts on an amazing show
  • What's for Dinner? New parents appreciate quick, healthy meals
  • Culinary SOS: Shrimp and grits is a plateful of heaven
  • Sunday's Child: Staying together ideal situation for brothers
  • Help Out: April 21, 2013
  • On the Town: April 21, 2013
  • Amphibian fun (photo)
  • From tan skin to skin cancer
  • East End artist starts selling online
  • Girls Night Out gets new sponsor, new venue
  • Boston attack won't slow Charleston runner
  • Soup & sandwiches
  • Food Notes April 17, 2013
  • Baltimore museum exhibit showcases W.Va. during Civil War
  • Salad days for recyclables
  • Sunrise legacy: Clay Center revives animal exhibit
  • Smell the Coffee: Tuesday with Murry
  • Clay Center opens new exhibit -- and it's about time
  • CindySays: Why do so many avoid exercise?
  • North Fork Mountain trail has rare plants, long views
  • Alaska wildlife is best seen from the water
  • Travel Notes: April 14, 2013
  • One to grow on: Chia seeds very nutritious
  • Eager for spring? Decorate indoors with plants
  • Book review: Author captures currents of 'Crapalachia'
  • Arts Notes: April 14, 2013
  • Book Notes: April 14, 2013
  • Sherry Hill: Sadly, front porches are a thing of the past
  • Help Out: April 14, 2013
  • On the Town: April 14, 2013
  • Buckskin Council honors three with Scout awards
  • Local church fills backpacks and bellies
  • Winfield teen helps girls do prom on a budget
  • Multiple Sclerosis Society honors pair (photo)
  • Taste of Jewish Cuisine features favorites
  • Food notes: April 10, 2013
  • Upcoming reunions
  • W.Va.-style hot dog wins national competition
  • WVSU plans day of community service
  • Downright neighborly
  • Originally identical, Arlington Court interiors vary today
  • Wil Haygood did it
  • Smell the Coffee: No shortcuts to literary fame
  • Urban getaways found in our capital city
  • Travel Notes: April 7, 2013
  • Live Life Fully: What is the best time to get things done?
  • If you have 20 minutes, you have time to get fit
  • What's for Dinner? Fold up a quick and easy dinner
  • W.Va. handcrafted beer business growing
  • Raising the bar: Easy-to-make granola bars
  • Mind Your Manners: The Ten Commandments of pet etiquette
  • Arts Notes: April 7, 2013
  • Redecorate your home without overspending
  • Sunday's Child: Youth needs nurturing, patient parents
  • Debbie Grubb: Invincibility gives way to realization
  • Help Out: April 7, 2013
  • Book Notes: April 7, 2013
  • On the Town: April 7, 2013
  • Bridge Road Bistro is goin' mobile
  • Great grains: The truth about kernels
  • Food Notes: April 3, 2013
  • Carbon monoxide killed 'Buckwild' star, others
  • Mystery flowers brighten Elkins hospital patients, staff
  • Airport tower closure troubles Greenbrier owner
  • Ex-POW Jessica Lynch commemorates rescue
  • Girls are on the run
  • Murphy 'still gets butterflies' performing at home
  • Smell the Coffee: No dressing-down over dressing down
  • Into the Earth: A visit to the 9/11 Memorial
  • Hotel boom attracts NYC tourists to Queens
  • Travel Notes: March 31, 2013
  • Conductor's daughter comes home again to play
  • Arts Notes: March 31, 2013
  • CindySays: Throw your routine a changeup
  • Plant testing program finds golden groundcovers
  • Vines & Vittles: Ignore the weather and fire up the grill
  • Culinary SOS: Ham and beans is a classic combo
  • Beers to You: Expecting the best from Charleston's new brewpub
  • Beer muffins have great depth of flavor
  • Library catalogs a record for popular basket fundraiser
  • Help Out: March 31, 2013
  • On the Town: March 31, 2013
  • Delegates honor cancer researcher (photo)
  • Photographer Pierce marks 50 years at Gazette
  • Sizzling salsa success prompts owner to write book
  • Glass is half-full for visual artist
  • Black and white all over
  • Health center is Jane McCabe's legacy for daughters of W.Va.
  • Smell the Coffee: Toddlers and teenagers
  • Style Voyeur: Prom is princess time
  • Live Life Fully: One of the heaviest things to carry is a grudge
  • Arthritis Foundation offers exercise class in Dunbar
  • Decorating makes a rental space your own
  • What's for Dinner? Celebrate spring with light recipes
  • Lemon meringue pie is a heavenly sweet-tart combo
  • Simple, stunning tarts are an Easter treat
  • On the up and up: Seneca Rocks has a rich climbing history
  • Travel Notes: March 24, 2013
  • Arts Notes: March 24, 2013
  • Polly Diller: Avenge yourself on your children
  • Sunday's Child: Youth nervous but ready to join a family
  • Help Out: March 24, 2013
  • On the Town: March 24, 2013
  • Culture Center to host marbles tournament
  • Cousins begin life hours apart
  • Sen. Byrd and the ballet
  • Easter egg hunt scheduled on Magic Island
  • Maple syrup producer returns home to the sweet life
  • Food Notes: March 20, 2013
  • Quarrier Diner to close next week
  • West Virginia's seal of approval
  • Cheat Canyon rail trestle earned spot on state seal
  • Smell the Coffee: I swear, it's not you
  • Famed author rescued a newcomer to western Virginia
  • 'Black with the curse of human bondage'
  • Remembering Jackson before he was 'Stonewall'
  • Abolitionist was indicted in Harrison County
  • Archive researchers can leaf out your family tree
  • Libraries offer workshops on researching ancestors
  • CindySays: Big sugar, big problems
  • Arts Notes: March 17, 2013
  • Book Notes: March 17, 2013
  • Ethnic fairs, festivals held around W.Va.
  • Author Q&A: James Lasdun discusses terror of 'Being Stalked'
  • How To: Make a productive garden bed
  • Vines & Vittles: Wines of the Sierra foothills are varied, delicious
  • Stew in the melting pot
  • Culinary SOS: I say, these Cornish scones are brilliant
  • Travel Notes: March 17, 2013
  • Piece proclaims political turning point
  • Five free things: Washington, D.C.
  • Closet clean-out sale to fund church mission
  • Help Out: March 17, 2013
  • On the Town: March 17, 2013
  • Class offers basics of audiovisual laws
  • Food Notes: March 13, 2013
  • Table Talk: Lucky leeks
  • National youth fitness in W.Va. elementary, middle schools
  • Blenko to hold spring sale
  • Lapis is Fiesta Dinnerware's new color for 2013
  • Sustainable house is a triple non-threat
  • Extravagant flower show banishes the winter blahs
  • Smell the Coffee: Obnoxious office offenses
  • Home saves energy in many ways
  • Residence built to accommodate bad hips, knees
  • Homeowner prepared for disaster -- whenever it comes
  • Live Life Fully: Are you living in black and white or Technicolor?
  • Rinse away risks of fresh fruits and vegetables
  • Holly berries create a bird feeding frenzy
  • Make a break for spring
  • Travel Notes: March 10, 2013
  • What's for Dinner? Nutrition Month recipes are diabetic-friendly
  • Beer-bettered meals
  • Simmer chicken and potatoes in a stout-based mustard sauce
  • Arts Notes: March 10, 2013
  • Help Out: March 10, 2013
  • Sunday's Child: From Bieber to the Steelers, third-grader has many likes
  • On the Town: March 10, 2013
  • Yoga on the rise in West Virginia
  • Food Notes: March 6, 2013
  • Table Talk: Family recipes found
  • Capitol Market adds 5K walk to chili event
  • Tickets on sale for Kanawha library fundraising event
  • All roads lead to art
  • Cindy Says: It's never too late to build the muscles that support the bones
  • A weekend of WV style
  • Dapper Dans spotted in Charleston
  • Help Out: March 3, 2013
  • Graphic artist has flair for fabric
  • Travel Notes: March 3, 2013
  • Opposites attract
  • Art Notes: March 3, 2013
  • Smell the Coffee: So much to share, so little time
  • On the Town: March 3, 2013
  • A Greek tragedy in Charleston
  • The West Virginia Symphony Orchestra announces 2013-2014 season
  • Literacy group needs volunteers to help adult learners
  • Touring caterer finds her way home
  • Bugs and beads
  • 'Mountain Stage' at 30: The band
  • Smell the Coffee: Seven days of finding the humor
  • Live Life Fully: Gossip hard to resist, but often leads to hurt
  • Magazine invites public to vote on special cover
  • Night in Pompeii flower mix is stunning for patio or deck
  • Garden Notes: Feb. 24, 2013
  • It's not easy being green, designers fear
  • Arts Notes: Feb. 24, 2013
  • Wax on: Ancient art technique undergoes renaissance
  • Florida Panhandle offers fun on a budget
  • 10 hot spots for '13
  • Travel Notes: Feb. 24, 2013
  • What's for Dinner? Serve a week's worth of diabetic-friendly entrees
  • Special sauce adds zip to filet mignon
  • Culinary SOS: Easy pasta salad has lemony zing
  • Is Jillian Michaels growing soft?
  • U.S. art lovers get rare looks at Vermeer paintings
  • Book Notes: Feb. 24, 2013
  • Sunday's Child: Teen likes building with hands
  • Help Out: Feb. 24, 2013
  • On the Town: Feb. 24, 2013
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