Dr. Paige Stoehr is a lifelong resident of West Virginia. Growing up in Glendale, attending WVU in Morgantown, a short stay in other states as she studied and started her veterinarian career, then back to Wheeling where she has two veterinary clinics (Glendale and Wheeling) and lives on a beautiful 30-acre farm, Turkey Hill, with her family, husband Todd Moores, and their children Towne, Harper and Reese.

I had the privilege of meeting Paige in Morgantown. My roommate Nicole and she were sorority sisters. That's to say that immediately she was my sister and friend too, even though we were in different sororities. Her down-to-earth yet worldly demeanor makes her intriguing and someone everyone wants to get to know better. She has a heart of gold and a plethora of knowledge about everything from down and dirty farm life to couture fashion. She drives a tractor as well as she drives her boat, vintage VW cabriolet or her mother's vintage MG.

She travels the world seeking more and more knowledge about cultures and cuisines, enjoying the time with her extended family whether it's in Peru or her in-laws' farm in Kentucky.

Her Polish heritage is very important to her, hopefully one day, she says, she will get there with her mom Sue and her daughters so they can understand the traditions and cuisine they hold so dear to their hearts.

This is Turkey Hill Barn: home to horses and chickens and other barnyard animals owned by The Moores.

Check out Paige's Instagram account : paiges_food_page for some of her travels and everyday dinners.