WV Disc Golf Advocacy Initiative

08/22/2025

08/09/2025

Extra, Extra! FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE📰

The West Virginia Disc Golf Advocacy Initiative (WVDGAI) Gains Widespread Support to Preserve Raven Ridge Disc Golf Course.

Fayetteville, WV — A local advocacy group the (WVDGAI) dedicated to preserving the beloved Raven Ridge Disc Golf Course in Fayetteville, WV. Has secured support from over 20 local businesses, strengthening community efforts and amplifying awareness and importance of the cause. This collaboration has proven instrumental in advancing the initiative and garnering broader regional attention.

Momentum is now expanding to nearby Oak Hill, WV where an increasing number of local shops have joined the movement. A prominent local business owner of Oak Hill, WV has taken an active role by engaging in discussions with potential resort developers; to advocate for the preservation of Raven Ridge amid local concerns over future development plans.

This growing coalition underscores the strong community commitment to protecting local recreational spaces and highlights the importance of preserving the course for residents and visitors alike.






Contact:
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07/09/2025

🚨Rising concerns among locals 🚨
The Raven Ridge course may be under potential threat to future commercial development.
Fayetteville, WV.

Why Speak Up Now ?

Preserving open and natural spaces before development is essential to maintaining ecological balance, community character, and long-term sustainability.

Why Getting Ahead of the Curve Matters?

Once these spaces are lost, they cannot be recovered. Proactive preservation ensures that future generations can enjoy clean air, access to nature, and resilient local ecosystems.

Why Preservation Today, Affects Us Tomorrow!

Responsible planning today safeguards our environment, heritage, and quality of life tomorrow!!!

06/20/2025

Happy West Virginia Day!!

West Virginia is a beautiful natural wonder of bountiful forests, charming towns and a strong resilient people. Devoted to it’s pride of community. A community that stands together, that has always stood together for the justice and freedom of all people.

On this day 162 years ago, West Virginia’s statehood was born out of the Civil War split, with the western counties breaking away from Confederate Virginia. This is the only instance where a state was formed by breaking off from a Confederate state during the war.

The people in the mountains were known as mountaineers; The mountaineers fought for the Union to eradicate slavery. The creation of West Virginia is built on the foundation of freedom for all people. This is why our states motto is “Mountaineers Are Always Free”.

It’s a powerful phrase symbolizing freedom, resilience, and self-reliance. It reflects the independent spirit and pride of the people living in the mountainous region. During one of the hardest times in our country, our past statesmen and citizens did not back down, they stood up; For all mountaineers to be free!