DAVIS, W.Va. — In West Virginia, traveling uphill can sometimes feel like traveling north. The state’s 10 highest incorporated communities all stand more than 2,400 feet above sea level, high enough that elevation can help shape not only their summers, but the rhythm of the seasons around them. In the high country near Davis, summers ...
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