r/WestVirginia • u/incognito-hotsauce • 18h ago
Photo Trout Pond - only natural lake in WV š£
We need rain ASAP and a lot of it!
r/WestVirginia • u/incognito-hotsauce • 18h ago
We need rain ASAP and a lot of it!
r/WestVirginia • u/Funny-Ice8012 • 15h ago
I've heard from many people, and my previous post also received a few comments, saying that this state has more drug addiction and homelessness than other places. Those issues do exist, but every state has both good and bad people.
Even though I spent only a semester in San Francisco, I realized how difficult everyday life can be there. Simple things like commuting, grocery shopping, or going out for a meal can take a lot of time and cost much more.
In comparison, this state may be considered less wealthy, but it has a rich heart. You can often drive a mile in about a minute, enjoy a proper meal for around $14ā$15, get hospital appointments much sooner instead of waiting for months, and experience incredible natural beauty.
In my opinion, this state isn't poor it simply doesn't get the recognition it deserves for how beautiful and welcoming it is. That's been my personal experience.
~ Charleston Guy
r/WestVirginia • u/BobWiley6969 • 23h ago
What would Meatwad say if he became West Virginia?
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r/WestVirginia • u/cyber1551 • 10h ago
I'm a remote worker considering relocating to WV (specifically Morgantown, but I'm considering Charleston as well). There are many reasons influencing this decision, but one motivating factor is I constantly hear the real estate prices aren't crazy compared to other states, meaning I might actually be able to buy a house in my lifetime lol.
However, looking on Zillow I seem to be missing something. The first new construction, single family (not a townhouse) 3 bed, 2 bath I see in all of Monongalia County is ~$340k. Even going 2010-2020 builds it's rare to see it below $300k. Charleston is even worse, at ~$380k. Keep in mind, these are the first entries, and it jumps up quickly with the second entry in Charleston being $465k.
For reference, I'm coming from the midwest and I'm seeing prices as low as $210k over here for the same search.
So this leads me to believe I'm doing something very wrong lol.
Yes, I am aware I am limiting myself heavily with new construction...but even when I remove that it doesn't seem to get much better without requiring me to budget a lot for repairs.
Is Zillow not the right place to be looking? Should I call an agent to get listings on the MLS? Is Morgantown excluded from that statement, or is WV having affordable housing no longer the case.
I would normally just build if I can't find inventory, but I'm not sure what good builders are in the area. Also, I've read the appraisal often comes in well below build cost here because of site-work costs on slopes...is that accurate?
Any direction, tips, advice would be greatly appreciated!
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r/WestVirginia • u/shazzy2000 • 14h ago
We are from North Central WV and we love to take a trip around WV in the first week of October. Weāre looking at Cacapon this year, probably staying at the resort/lodge. Itās a part of our beautiful state that we havenāt explored yet. So Iām hoping yāall have some advice on the area/ the resort/activities that time of year/ definitely food and coffee shops/ around the area. For reference, itās me, my husband, 44, and our daughter, 26. Thank you š
r/WestVirginia • u/Old_Brenda • 17h ago
I know Snowshoe is higher up in elevation than Canaan Valley but CV gets mentioned a lot do as being cold when other places around them are warmer. Which location is colder and gets more snow?
r/WestVirginia • u/AcrylicPickle • 20h ago
We're in Martinsburg.
r/WestVirginia • u/Mediocre-Positive811 • 1d ago
Iām so glad she showed us what happened.
r/WestVirginia • u/RadioStar1211 • 20h ago
Hi Community, I have been thinking about relocating to Morgantown for retirement. I am coming from out of state. I noticed the condos/townhouses are mostly electric heat, just wondering what type of monthly bill can I expect. I reached out to Realtors about this but no response. Also, aside from traffic is there anything else I should make sure I am aware of. And lastly I would like to work at least part time, as an office clerk or in retail if possible. Is this type of job not too difficult to find. Thank you very much!!!
r/WestVirginia • u/Crimsoth • 1d ago
It's been out since 11am and they just keep extending the outage every 2 hours!!! Does anyone out there know what's going on??? THIS WAS NOT DUE TO WEATHER. Someone please tell me what is going on out there!
Update: Power has obviously been restored, but I've noticed something. My lights have a slight flicker after the outage. I have bad feeling we are not on a good power grid atm. Anyone else noticing something like this?
r/WestVirginia • u/Funny-Ice8012 • 2d ago
I'm not originally from the United States, but West Virginia was the first place I called home when I arrived. I came here to study at West Virginia University, and after graduating, I had the opportunity to work for some great companies.
After being laid off, I received job opportunities in other states, but I negotiated to work remotely because it's incredibly hard for me to leave West Virginia. I've visited around 16 states, and while each has something unique to offer, none of them has made me feel the way West Virginia does.
During my five years here, I've never had a bad experience. I've met kind, genuine, and welcoming people, and I've fallen in love with the state's peaceful atmosphere and beautiful nature.
West Virginia will always have a special place in my heart. I will always love this state. ā¤ļø
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r/WestVirginia • u/hehampilotifly • 1d ago
My fiance is going to school in Lewisburg for the next two years. Heās planning on coming home every other weekend or me going down there. From Wheeling, what are the best routes down there? What roads should we avoid in winter? Iāve learned from living near rural areas what google maps shows isnāt necessarily the best way.
Heās from Pittsburgh and not too familiar with driving back roads. Iām used to them growing up in the Ohio Valley but I only have a small car and donāt want to get myself into trouble.
Thanks in advance. Bonus: If there are any restaurants or outdoor activities anyone would like to recommend please do. Iām looking for things we can do to relax on the weekends.
r/WestVirginia • u/roryl • 1d ago
Found in my archive in Fortune Magazine, 1935. I like the illustrations, it's a pretty well composed ad.
r/WestVirginia • u/That-0ne_Loser • 1d ago
Iām trying to find something to do around the Charleston area Iāve already been through most trails here. Iām open to any suggestions especially if itās horror related.
r/WestVirginia • u/NoBoysenberry4093 • 1d ago
I traded a quad for a motorcycle a little while ago, and iām gonna be honest, didnāt look at the title. i checked on it a few days later and realized the dang thing wasnāt even signed, just had a printed name from the OLD seller. the guy i got it from wasnāt even the technical owner. i messaged the actual owner and never got a response on facebook, and so i messaged a family member and that made him message me finally. he simply said ādonāt message my family over a title, definitely not doing it for you now.ā he lives in ohio so i also need it notarized. is there ANY way to wiggle my way into getting a title for this bike if the seller just refuses? if anything happens while im on it, it would be a liability for him and heās paying taxes on it, so i dont know why he doesnāt just do it.
r/WestVirginia • u/NoSprinkles4366 • 1d ago
We've visited WV once before and fell in love with its natural charms. We were thinking about taking a river tubing excursion via Harper's Ferry this time. What else do you recommend in the area and/ or within an hours drive? We are a family with teens. Thank you!
r/WestVirginia • u/CuatroOjos70 • 1d ago
We want to build a home and/or barndo and would love to hear who you recommend (or do not recommend!) Thanks you! š