Central West Virginia's Guide To Life
 

YOUR CONNECTION TO CENTRAL WEST VIRGINIA

Two-Lane Livin’ is a locally-owned, independent publication issued by Stumptown Publishing LLC. Each month, 15,000 copies are distributed throughout the heart of West Virginia. Designed and created to educate, entertain and inform, this family-friendly magazine reaches out to local readers.

Two-Lane Livin' has quickly become Central West Virginia's most widely read monthly publication. Available at no charge, at over 400 locations, Two-Lane Livin' reaches an audience that has never before existed for traditional print publications in the region. At the current time, 95% of our distributed copies are making it into readers' homes.

Two-Lane Livin' has activities and information for all ages. Regular columns are authored by local writers; community members recognized as authorities in their fields. In addition to regional event listings and classified ads, Two-Lane Livin’ presents articles with practical information and advice concerning nutrition, gardening, home finance, real estate, regional travel and entertainment, reviews, parenting tips, regional news developments, and more.

Two-Lane Livin’ is the Central West Virginia's largest publication, and the only free publication specific to the region.

About the Editor

Lisa Hayes-Minney, of Stumptown, WV, is the founding editor-in-chief of Two-Lane Livin'. She graduated from Washington State Community College with a Liberals Arts Degree before attending Glenville State College where she received her B.A. in English Writing and served two years as Managing Editor of The Mercury, and one year as editor of The Trillium and The Kanawhachen.

   She has more than 10 years of experience working in marketing, public relations, print, publishing and media fields. She self-published her first book at the age of fourteen, took her first college-level advertising course at 16, and has self-published four additional books since. She designed the first color packaging ever used in the wholesale magic industry, the first complete catalog of magic products available at wholesale, and penned two how-to books on magic card decks, each having now sold more than 25,000 copies world wide.

    She is the former reporter and communications editor of The Calhoun Chronicle and has been published in Wonderful West Virginia Magazine. Lisa has won several industry awards, including: First Place, Best Columnist Div. 5, WV Press Association Newspaper Contest, 2007; First Place, Best Columnist Div. 5, WV Press Association Newspaper Contest, 2003; The State Journal, Generation Next - Class of 2006.

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Stumptown Publishing, LLC
2287 Rosedale Road
Stumptown, WV 25267