Celebrating Local Traditions and Advocating for Pets in Ranson

Celebrating Local Traditions and Advocating for Pets in Ranson

Appalachian Mardi Gras, Pet Procedure Subsidies And Women’s Representation In US Narratives, This West Virginia Week

West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Saturday, March 15, 2025

By Jack Walker

In this week's episode from West Virginia Public Broadcasting, host Jack Walker uncovers a blend of local culture and legislative updates. The Fasnacht celebration in Helvetia marks a unique Mardi Gras tradition, while animal shelters in nearby areas advocate for expanded spay and neuter subsidies for pets. The discussion also touches on women's representation in U.S. history and a contentious development plan in the vicinity. These stories reflect the vibrant community interests and ongoing dialogues in places like Charles Town and Ranson.

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