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.
