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Developer to Open Welcome Center for ATV Riders
A developer plans to open a welcome center in Bluewell for all-terrain vehicle riders.
Seth Peters tells the Bluefield Daily Telegraph that the welcome center will be a place for ATV riders to stop, get water and use the restroom before they continue their journey.
Peters developed the Buffalo Trail ATV Resort, which is about three-and-a-half miles from the Pocahontas Trailhead of the Hatfield-McCoy Trails System. He says he hopes to have the welcome center open in about three weeks.
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