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Poets, sharpen your pencils and get ready to write. The state is sponsoring a poetry contest for the America250 celebration on the Fourth of July.
Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced Wednesday the America250 Poetry Contest, inviting West Virginians of all ages to submit original poems.
According to the contest announcement, it provides an opportunity for residents to reflect on the people, places and defining moments that have shaped both the Mountain State and the nation.
Submissions will be accepted through June 24.
One winning entry will be selected, and the author will be recognized as part of West Virginia’s America250 Celebration at the State Capitol in July.
Poems must not exceed 40 lines but there is no minimum length. They can be written in any style including free verse, rhymed or traditional forms.
Content must remain nonpartisan and politically neutral, focusing on unity, history, culture, and civic pride.
For a complete list of rules and submission details, visit the America250 website.
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The public will get a chance to voice their opinions on a new charter school proposal for Huntington next week.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe funding will help the West Virginia State Police increase the number of eligible DNA samples analyzed for entry into a federal database and will also help reduce turnaround times for forensic cases involving DNA evidence and prevent backlogs of forensic and DNA database samples.
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