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Happy Groundhog Day - May We All Enjoy an Early Spring! - Vimarsana News

Happy Groundhog Day - May We All Enjoy an Early Spring!

 

Sullivan County letter: Campers must evacuate Ob Knob Park by March 15 - Vimarsana News

Sullivan County letter: Campers must evacuate Ob Knob Park by March 15

Camping spots will be assigned by a lottery on or about April 1. And the park on South Holston Lake plans to do maintenance on the park between March 15,

Things to do in Morgantown this weekend - Vimarsana News

Things to do in Morgantown this weekend

As we head into the summer and into Father’s Day, here are a few ways to stay busy in Morgantown this weekend.

Parks department building trail at Pine Knob - Vimarsana News

Parks department building trail at Pine Knob

HOWE — It’s going to get a lot easier to see all of the plants and animals that make Pine Knob Park just east of Howe the amazing place that it is, as work crews work toward completing a new walking trail through the wildest part of the park. LaGrange County Parks and Recreation Department construction crews are extending the park’s existing trail through the park’s oak savanna, upland prairies and the Duff Lake wetland. The at-points elevated walking trail will allow visitors to walk through the park’s fen, a delicate wetland environment, without disturbing or destro...

Groundhog Day 2021: Punxsutawney Phil Predicts...... | iHeart80s @ 103.7 - Vimarsana News

Groundhog Day 2021: Punxsutawney Phil Predicts...... | iHeart80s @ 103.7

By Karena V. Feb 2, 2021 If you were keeping your fingers crossed for an early spring, Punxsutawney Phil is here to dash your dreams. Tuesday morning, the famous furry friend predicted six more weeks of winter during the annual Groundhog Day ceremony in Pennsylvania. That means, he "saw" his shadow. The yearly ritual with Punxsutawney Phil dates back to 1887. It's typically held with a massive crowd at Gobbler's Knob Park, but this year because of coronavirus Phil was surrounded by cutouts of people instead. Photo Credit: Getty

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