100th Anniversary of the State Fair Brings Joy to Local Communities
West Virginia State Fair turns 100
The Inter-Mountain | Wednesday, August 20, 2025
The 100th anniversary of the West Virginia State Fair, which took place from August 7 to 16, drew over 200,000 visitors and featured a mix of entertainment, agricultural exhibitions, and local vendors. As noted by The Inter-Mountain, the fair has grown tremendously from its origins in Lewisburg, incorporating cultural traditions and modern entertainment that resonate deeply across the region, including nearby communities like Ranson and Charles Town. The fair's economic impact was estimated at $16.9 million, reinforcing its significance in fostering community pride and celebrating agricultural heritage.
