West Virginia Black Heritage Festival celebrates in downtown Clarksburg

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) – The 32nd annual West Virginia Black Heritage Festival kicked off in downtown Clarksburg at noon on Saturday, with the official opening ceremonies under bright skies

Related Keywords

West Virginia ,United States ,Harrison County ,Fairmont ,Clarksburg ,America ,American ,Kaliyah Rose Hairston ,Austin Scott ,Catherine Burley ,Franklin Hairston ,Marc Jackson ,Kristi James ,Susan Thomas ,Jim Malfregeot ,Nevaeh Harmin ,Cynthia Coates ,Quentin Harris ,Jim Griffin ,Education Committee For The West Virginia ,National Anthem ,Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church ,Heritage Festival Foundation ,Patient Services ,Harrison County Commission ,Robertc Byrd High School ,Harrison County Senior Center ,Kelly Miller Community Association ,Department Of Justice ,Liberty University ,West Virginia Black Heritage Festival ,African American ,Black Festival ,Main Street ,God Bless America ,Black National ,Mayor Jim Malfregeot ,Harrison County Commission President Susan Thomas ,Clarksburg Councilman Marc Jackson ,Miss West Virginia United States ,Monticello Ongoing Revitalization Effort ,Black Heritage Festival Foundation ,Rose Hairston ,High School ,Fairmont State ,Associate Director ,Jacquelyn Ruple ,Kelly Starver ,Nursing Practice ,Nurse Manager ,Black Heritage Festival ,Politics ,Astronomy ,Wood ,He Economy ,Business ,Nstitutions ,Ob Market ,Estaurant Industry ,Education ,University ,Sports ,Eraldry ,Thics ,Ociology ,Enealogy ,Hristianity ,