Feb 4, 2021 | Entrepreneurs, Food and Drink, Positively West Virginia
Recent Positively West Virginia guest, Mark Oliverio, owner of Oliverio’s Peppers, keeps his grandmother’s passion alive through her recipes by selling their products all over the United States. You’ve probably seen the Oliverio label at your local grocery store and...
Jan 28, 2021 | Agriculture, Positively West Virginia
Brad Gritt is part of the Gritt family, which has been farming in Buffalo, West Virginia, since 1927. In this time, Gritt’s Farm has become a household name within the state, and for a good reason. This family-friendly farm began as a small operation but has grown to...
Jan 21, 2021 | Art, Positively West Virginia, Retail
Despite the rise of COVID-19 and its effects on their everyday business structure, a local couple has sustained their homemade business. They are now expanding their space to triple the studio footprint’s size and increasing production even more. Beth and Adam...
Jan 14, 2021 | Education, Positively West Virginia, Travel
This week on Positively West Virginia, Amy McLaughlin shared her story of returning home to share her passion for the mountain state through the southern hospitality we all know and love. Deep in the heart of Fayetteville, West Virginia, you can find a gorgeous...
Jan 7, 2021 | Education, Entrepreneurs, Positively West Virginia, Retail
Paul Yandura and Donald Hitchcock, owners of The Lost River Trading Post, in Wardensville, love West Virginia and believe they can help change the perceptions and stereotypes about the state through their business – one customer at a time. In 2008, while living...
Dec 31, 2020 | Entrepreneurs, Food and Drink, Positively West Virginia, Retail
Terri Giles, former Economic Development Director for Senator Rockefeller, is now taking a look at West Virginia’s communities from the perspective of a honey bee. Terri has watched small communities in the state lose their industry, small businesses and economic...
