MaryKay McFarland
Lecturer, WVU School of Journalism
Project Coordinator
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Good Shepherd Farm Alpacas
When the Arnold family of Ashford, W.Va. bought their first alpacas six years ago, it was a hobby for a mother who was having a difficult time adjusting to her sons going to school. Now they say the animals are like family. Go to story >>
Race to the Finish
J.D. Acosta, a jockey at Charles Town Races, hails from Puerto Rico. After being discovered at a gas station for his jockey physique, Acosta went to school, moved to West Virginia and is now one of the best jockeys in the nation. Go to story >>
Charleston's Band of Bikers
Established over 20 years ago, the Mountain State Wheelers have been providing an avenue for local cyclists to connect with each other and provide regular bike rides each week in the Kanawha Valley for bikers of all skill levels. Go to story >>
C.J. Richardson's Hardware
Built in 1901, C.J. Richardson's is a hardware store located in Marlinton, W.Va. Selling everything from appliances and tools to boots and china, this one-stop shop is a necessity for many locals. Go to story >>
Farming in the Family
Jacob Moffett McNeel is the second of the four generations that have lived and worked at the McNeel family farm in Hillsboro, West Virginia. Go to story >>
Pocahontas Woods
Mike Hefner is a 34-year-old former construction worker who found wood-craftsmanship after a life changing injury. His involvement in Pocohontas Woods technical college began when his daughter Elizabeth went to school and his role as "Mr. Mom" decreased. Go to story >>
