Mountain Streams Magazine

Three guests preview Christmas events at three historic locations in Mineral County: Alice Russell, President, Mineral County Historical Foundation–Christmas tour at Keyser’s Carskadon Mansion on Radical Hill, Saturday and Sunday, December 7 and 8
Frank Roleff, Vice-President, Mineral County Historical Foundation–Christmas Open House at Travelers Rest near Burlington, Saturday and Sunday, December 7 and 8
Barbara Crane, Friends of Ashby’s Fort–Cider and Carols at Ashby’s Fort Museum in Fort Ashby, Saturday, December 7
The show also includes mentions of the holiday concert by the WVU/Potomac State College/Community Concert Band & Jazz Ensemble, along with Darlene Frederick discussing the Christmas Service at the Claysville Church.
Listen to Mountain Streams Magazine Keyser and Mineral County Christmas Events

Darlene Frederick from the Mineral County Historical Society previews the upcoming Christmas program at the historic Claysville Church. This year’s program recalls Christmas during the Civil War, with stories told through letters written during the conflict.
The program is Dec. 1, 2:00 PM, at Claysville Church, intersection of US Route 50 and State Route 93.

To mark the anniversary of President Kennedy’s assassination on Nov. 22, we play an audio documentary about Kennedy’s life and presidency, released as an LP record, shortly after his death. It includes news clips, tributes, and excerpts from several Kennedy speeches. Narrator is journalist Barry Gray.
Listen to Mountain Streams Magazine – Upcoming Christmas program and Kennedy audio documentary

This week’s show focuses on opportunities for local volunteerism. Ashley Centofonti, executive director, Mineral County Tourism, explains a new registry for persons interested in volunteering at local historic sites. View and Complete Registration Form
Dayla Harvey from Mineral County Family Resource Network discusses 25 years of Warm the Children in Mineral County and previews WTC’s Photos with Santa event set for November 23 at Mineral County Health Department.

Listen to MS Magazine, Volunteerism and Warm the Children

This program features music by the Bayfield Brass Quintet and conversation with Keyser native Rhoades Whitehill, trombone player in the Bayfield Brass.
Listen to Bayfield Brass Quintet

Doug Pixler, General Manager, Potomac Valley Transit, describes the new “Ready Ride” on-demand bus service in Keyser. Manuel Huber, Conductor, Vienna Boys’ Choir, discusses the world-renowned choir and previews its upcoming concert in Keyser, presented by Highland Arts Unlimited. The show also includes music by the choir.

Listen to Mountain Streams Magazine airing October 18, 2019, Vienna Boys’ Choir and Potomac Valley Transit

We talk with a visiting instructor in geology and biology at Potomac State College about his research in the field of paleontology. He encourages interested individuals to become “citizen scientists.”
Listen to Mountain Streams Magazine discussing paleontology