It’s all clear at Sitlington

May 9, 2018

Kevin Smith, of St. Albans, sent in this photo of the Greenbrier River Trail below Sitlington. The area had been closed for several weeks due to a massive rock slide. The slide has been removed and the trail is now open, thanks to the good work of Rose’s Excavating, of Hillsboro.

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