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Young cousins turn love of vinyl into White Sulphur Springs record store

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By Jenny Harnish
| The Real WV
By Jenny Harnish, RealWV WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — Cousins Josie Hedrick, 17, and Karson Whanger, 14, have been hanging out most of their lives. When Whanger started getting into vinyl records after seeing them on TikTok a few years ago, Hedrick’s interest was piqued. “It’s about bringing back physical media,” Hedrick said.
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Fien’s Deli serves up homemade meals, fresh pastries in White Sulphur Springs

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By Jenny Harnish
| The Real WV
By Jenny Harnish, RealWV WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — Growing up in Belgium, Delphine Houssin was used to going to the local bakery to pick up a quick bite to eat. “I’ve always wanted a place where you could pick up some dinner, like what I was used to in Belgium,” Houssin said. Houssin had been running Gustard’s in White Sulphur Springs with her fiancè Stephen Gustard when the space across the street became available, and she decided it was now or never.
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New owner honors Food and Friends’ legacy while looking to the future

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By Jenny Harnish
| The Real WV
By Jenny Harnish, RealWV LEWISBURG, W.Va. — Kelly Crawford’s first job was working for her grandfather at the legendary Spuds and Bones at the fairgrounds. Her parents loved to host family gatherings, and when she came of age, she took over the hosting. A teacher by trade, she worked in education policy for 20 years and traveled a lot for work. “I wanted something that was more a part of the community because I hadn’t had that in 20 years, because I was always on an airplane,” Crawford said.
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