Cara Rose, Executive Director
Convention and Visitors Bureau
Our community took the 100-mile challenge and turned it into 140 miles for a more beautiful place.
A sincere “thank you” to everyone who participated in making Pocahontas County Shine Brighter, making our scenic roads more beautiful and improving our quality of life.
The following 29 youth and community groups and clubs, businesses and organizations took part in the challenge:
Cub Scout Pack 33
Marlinton Woman’s Club
Deer Creek Defenders 4-H Club
Forever Wild Freestyle team
NICA youth mountain bike team
Pocahontas Nature Club
PCHS Prostart Ireland fundraiser
Seneca Woodlands Women’s Club
PCHS boys basketball team
Durbin Lions Club
Buckeye Winners 4-H Club
Boy Scout Troop 33
Pocahontas FRN
Marlinton Rotary Club
Pocahontas Youth Football team
Pocahontas Day Report
Marlinton Rotary Club
Ken Jones
Knapps Creek Trout Lodge
Mosesso Agency
Snowshoe Mountain Resort
Pocahontas County 4-H Livestock Club
Green Bank Observatory
Minnehaha Braves 4-H Club
Douthards Creek residents Adopt A Highway
Linwood Alive
Huntersville Historical Traditions
Youth Health Services
An estimated 300 volunteers cleaned 140 miles of roadway, gathering up 1,400 bags of trash.
This roadside clean up campaign, funded by the Pocahontas County Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Pocahontas County Commission, contributed $14,000 to our local community.
We appreciate the support and help from the Pocahontas County Department of Highways and the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, and the generous partnerships from Allegheny Disposal and Glades Building Supply.
Promote environmental stewardship:
Keep It Clean – Don’t Litter
Recycle, Reuse, Repurpose, Reduce
Pick up at least one piece of litter a day.
