Senate proclaims March 14, 2026, as McDowell County Day and hosts county delegation in rotunda
March 14, 2026 | 2026 Legislature WV, West Virginia
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The West Virginia Senate unanimously adopted Senate Resolution 66 on March 14, 2026, designating that day as McDowell County Day at the legislature.
Senior Senator from the sixth introduced the resolution on the floor, noting McDowell County's historical contributions and recovery from floods. He highlighted local leaders and organizations in the gallery and urged members to visit the county's displays in the rotunda. "McDowell County continues to revitalize its culture, strengthen its communities, and pursue new economic opportunities," he said in urging adoption.
The resolution passed by voice vote after the sponsor's remarks. The sponsor also thanked Jennifer Justice for organizing the day and said McDowell County was showcasing local food and vendors in the rotunda, including a barbecue at 4 p.m.
The resolution is ceremonial and does not create a statutory obligation; it recognizes local heritage and encourages legislative and public engagement with McDowell County representatives and exhibits at the Capitol.
What happens next: The resolution stands adopted; county representatives and visitors remain scheduled for rotunda activities noted by the sponsor.
Senior Senator from the sixth introduced the resolution on the floor, noting McDowell County's historical contributions and recovery from floods. He highlighted local leaders and organizations in the gallery and urged members to visit the county's displays in the rotunda. "McDowell County continues to revitalize its culture, strengthen its communities, and pursue new economic opportunities," he said in urging adoption.
The resolution passed by voice vote after the sponsor's remarks. The sponsor also thanked Jennifer Justice for organizing the day and said McDowell County was showcasing local food and vendors in the rotunda, including a barbecue at 4 p.m.
The resolution is ceremonial and does not create a statutory obligation; it recognizes local heritage and encourages legislative and public engagement with McDowell County representatives and exhibits at the Capitol.
What happens next: The resolution stands adopted; county representatives and visitors remain scheduled for rotunda activities noted by the sponsor.
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