Friday, September 3, 2010
— BCHWV — West Virginia has formed it's first chapter of BCHA
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 Diane Hypes and Dante photo by Jim Tomiln, PATC |
West Virginia The First West Virginia Back Country Horsemen of America Chapter has been Formed! The Northern Highlands WV BCH By Diane S. Hypes, President and founding member of the Northern Highlands WV Back Country Horsemen The small town of Wardensville, in Hardy County, West Virginia, situated in the eastern part of the state that is known as the Potomac Highlands, has the unique distinction of being the first place in the state to form a Back Country Horsemen of America chapter. On Saturday evening, November 14, 2009 in the Kac-Ka-Pon restaurant, located on the eastern side of town right off of Routes 55 and 259, thirty-two enthusiastic horse people of all disciplines gathered together in the restaurant's small meeting room to hear what Deborah Sensabaugh, President and founding member of the Golden Horseshoe, VA Back County Horsemen, and chairman of the Back Country Horseman of Virginia, had to say about the BCHA organization, and why we should seriously consider forming our own chapter in West Virginia. MORE... |
Back Country Horsemen in West Virginia
Northern Highlands Back Country Horsemen
31586 State Route 55
Wardensville, WV 26851
304-897-5795
MtnMoma@frontier.com
Diane Hypes, President
Gini LaMaster, Vice President
Georgia Perry-Ray, Secretary-Treasurer
We are members of Back Country Horsemen of America.
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Webmaster, Georgia Perry-Ray
Doublecreek Farm, Wardensville, WV
