Introduction:

Jr. welcomes listeners to another episode of West Virginia Uncommonplace, focusing on the hidden gems and unique aspects of West Virginia.

Charleston, the capital city of West Virginia, is the topic of discussion for this episode.

Jr. shares a personal connection with Charleston and expresses his gratitude for the city's influence on his life.

Charleston: The Heart of West Virginia:

Charleston is not limited to just the city itself; it encompasses the metropolitan area with various neighborhoods like the East End, West End, North End, Southridge, Dunbar, Institute, Cross Lanes, and St. Albans.

Jr. highlights the diversity and charm of these different areas, emphasizing the unique experiences each offers.

The Evolving Mall and Downtown Charleston:

Jr. talks about the transformation of the Mall, once a popular spot in Charleston, into a revitalized downtown area.

He acknowledges the efforts made to accommodate different activities, such as hosting events at the Civic Center and Municipal Auditorium.

Charleston serves as an epicenter for cultural events, including performances ranging from country music to rap, with venues like the Clay Center and Civic Center.

Kanawha City: A Culinary Adventure:

Jr. shares his love for Kanawha City, a district that holds special significance for him.

He recommends exploring the diverse Chinese cuisine options available there, particularly mentioning a top-notch Chinese buffet that is considered the best in the state.

Jr. expresses his appreciation for China One, a restaurant with an unbeatable lunch special and consistent quality.

Charleston's Natural Beauty and Industrial Influence:

Charleston is located in the Appalachian Mountains, offering access to stunning natural landscapes, including notable waterfalls like Cathedral Falls.

Jr. acknowledges the presence of chemical companies in the area but focuses on the natural wonders surrounding the city.

Charleston as an Opportunity Hub:

Jr. highlights Charleston's potential as a place for personal growth and opportunity.

He shares his own experiences of finding success in Charleston, emphasizing that anyone can pursue their dreams and find employment that can change their life.

Celebrating Charleston's Cultural Richness:

Jr. appreciates the diverse culture found in Charleston, ranging from high-class areas like Bridge Road Bistro to various eateries catering to different tastes.

He mentions events like Comic Con and celebrates the city's vibrant atmosphere and creative endeavors.

Jr. dispels misconceptions about West Virginia, urging listeners to recognize the state's innovation and cultural offerings.

Gratitude and Closing:

Jr. expresses his heartfelt gratitude to the city of Charleston and all the listeners of West Virginia Commonplace for their support.

He encourages everyone to take the opportunity to visit Charleston and explore its wonders.

Jr. concludes by reminding listeners to stay curious, keep exploring, and always seek the uncommon.

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