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Event organizers anticipate another successful Big Coal River Heritage Festival in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Event organizers anticipate another successful Big Coal River Heritage Festival in 2023

RACINE — John Slack Park in Racine is set to host the 12th rendition of the Big Coal River Heritage Festival on Sept. 30 from 10 a.m to 4 p.m.

Event organizers anticipate another successful Big Coal River Heritage Festival in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Event organizers anticipate another successful Big Coal River Heritage Festival in 2023

RACINE — John Slack Park in Racine is set to host the 12th rendition of the Big Coal River Heritage Festival on Sept. 30 from 10 a.m to 4 p.m.

United Mine Workers of America members, supporters call out miner protection threats at annual Labor Day celebration - Vimarsana News

United Mine Workers of America members, supporters call out miner protection threats at annual Labor Day celebration

RACINE, W.Va. — Of course Jesse Williams was here.

United Mine Workers of America members, supporters call out miner protection threats at annual Labor Day celebration - Vimarsana News

United Mine Workers of America members, supporters call out miner protection threats at annual Labor Day celebration

RACINE, W.Va. — Of course Jesse Williams was here.

W.Va. Water Trails - Big Coal River Events Bring Pride, Economic Opportunities to Residents - Vimarsana News

W.Va. Water Trails - Big Coal River Events Bring Pride, Economic Opportunities to Residents

The Big Coal River flows 40 miles through Boone and Lincoln Counties. John Slack Memorial Park is one of nine river access points on the Big Coal in Boone County. The UMWA hosts an annual rally at the park each year. It’s a hotspot for politicians but that’s not all you’ll find in Racine.