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Skip to contentPosted: Oct 6, 2023 / 04:35 PM EDTUpdated: Oct 6, 2023 / 04:35 PM EDTATHENS, WV (WVNS) – October 6th is West Virginia Heritage Day in the Mountain State.One local elementary school is gaining hands-on experiences to learn about what shaped West Virginia.West Virginians celebrate their Heritage Day on October 3rd. West Virginia Heritage Day is a day dedicated to appreciating everything that Appalachian culture has to offer.WV’s 10th Annual Open Enrollment begins tomorrowStudents at Athens Elementary in Mercer County had the chance to learn firsthand what being a West Virginian means.West Virginia University Extension Mercer County 4-H representatives brought along special guests to showcase Appalachian culture. Sarah Brown, a 4-H Agent with the WVU Mercer Extension, remembers her own experience with the 4h activity. Brown added the importance of passing down Appalachian info from generation to generation.Athens Volunteer Fire Department respond to car fire“I think it’s important for kids to learn about our history and why we do certain things in our culture,” said Brown.Students at the school were led from activity to activity. This strategy was to ensure everyone had an opportunity to create an ornament or churn butter.Two students who have completed this program before, gave 59News an inside look on their favorite activities.Best cheap laptops for college students“Well, I love the music station and I also love the games,” said 5th grader Olivia Brown.&nbsp;“When we churn the butter,” said Ryan Hibbs, a 5th grade student.All 4-H members volunteer their time for this demonstration. Thanks to the volunteers, students like Brown and Hibbs will have memories that last a lifetime.&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;Ahead of next week’s October Prime Day sale, Joybird’s Collins Chair and Soto Chair are both available on Amazon for nearly $500 off.There is no shortage in the selection of Dyson’s Prime Day deals, but you must hurry before they are sold out.The countdown to Amazon Prime Big Deal Days is on. But in the days leading up to the sale, savvy shoppers can score tons of early deals.View All BestReviewsTop StoriesMore StoriesMore VideosMore VideosMore from WVNSThanks for signing up!Watch for us in your inbox.Subscribe NowView All BestReviews Picks

Skip to contentPosted: Oct 6, 2023 / 04:35 PM EDTUpdated: Oct 6, 2023 / 04:35 PM EDTATHENS, WV (WVNS) – October 6th is West Virginia Heritage Day in the Mountain State.One local elementary school is gaining hands-on experiences to learn about what shaped West Virginia.West Virginians celebrate their Heritage Day on October 3rd. West Virginia Heritage Day is a day dedicated to appreciating everything that Appalachian culture has to offer.WV’s 10th Annual Open Enrollment begins tomorrowStudents at Athens Elementary in Mercer County had the chance to learn firsthand what being a West Virginian...

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