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Going Greene: Worley’s Fort & Lake Wilma
The wide sprawling valley along Dunkard Creek has been home to civilization for millennia. Low rolling hills and fertile meadows line the banks, and throughout history, quaint towns and villages
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Category Results: Special Interest
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Walking the Path of History at the Mason-Dixon Historical Park
In the late 1700s, Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon surveyed the area that formed the borders of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia (later West Virginia). Over three years, the duo
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Remembering Fred: A Look Back at the Fredericktown Ferry
It’s been ten years since the town of Fredericktown said goodbye to one of their most dedicated ‘employees’—Frederick, the Fredericktown Ferry. In May 2013, Fayette County Commissioners voted to cease
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Going Greene: Notable Waynesburg Alumni
A note to the reader: In this discussion the terms university and college may be used interchangeably in reference to the same institution, as it started existence as Waynesburg College
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County Alumni: Molly Cochran Robey
Molly Cochran Robey remembers the exact moment when a fascination with meteorology blew into her life. “I was in second grade,” she recalls “when Kevin Benson flew in a helicopter
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