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Hammons Family Fiddle & Banjo Contest + World Class Jam - Second Press Release - Allegheny Mountain Radio (opens the original)
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MARLINTON, W.Va. – Award-winning musicians Becky Buller, Ned Luberecki and Hunter Berry are among the performers and judges coming to Marlinton for the fifth annual Hammons Family Fiddle & Banjo Contest + World Class Jam, set for Sept. 25-26, 2026. The weekend brings old-time and bluegrass musicians together for a square dance on Friday, four Saturday contests, and seven billed acts and jam sessions led by 34 host musicians around downtown Marlinton. Saturday’s music lineup includes Becky Buller
Dare to Dream Therapeutic Horsemanship Center - Allegheny Mountain Radio (opens the original)
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Nick Mullins meets up with founder Marsha Lunsford, along with volunteer Ellen Delano, student and board member Kristin Rapan and her husband Angelo to see the benefits of therapeutic horsemanship first hand. Nick Mullins: About five and half miles South of Vanderpool along Highway 84 you’ll find the pull off for Wade Woods Lane and a small white sign that reads Dare to Dream. To most passersby, it’s nothing more than a typical turn onto a country gravel road, but for many, it’s the final stretc
Butler Cave Conservation Society Open House - Allegheny Mountain Radio (opens the original)
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The Butler Cave Conservation Society held and open house on August 22nd, 2026 to share knowledge with the public about the importance of caves and offer people and opportunity to do a little spelunking. AMRN reporter Nick Mullins was there to learn about cave conservation and see what new with BCCS and their partners. [Soft Music] Nick Mullins: Signs advertising caverns are a common sight in the Shenandoah Valley. From the world famous Luray Caverns and their Great Stelacpipe Organ to the Grand
Interview with U.S. Senator Mark Warner - Allegheny Mountain Radio (opens the original)
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U.S. Senator Mark Warner passed through the area August 29th, 2026 to officiate at a friends wedding and talk with local people in the area. I got the chance to sit down with the senator to discuss issues in Washington that are impacting many rural Virginians including the conflict with Iran, concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers, US standing in the world regarding foreign diplomacy and trade, as well as the future of funding for public media. Nick Mullins: This is Nick Mu
Valley Aerospace Team promote STEM Education and Local Tourism - Allegheny Mountain Radio (opens the original)
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Nick: There’s no denying Highland County’s uniqueness. From it’s nickname as “Virginia’s Switzerland” due to it’s elevation within the Allegheny Mountains, to the sweet smells of maple syrup flowing from sugar shacks, Highland’s simple rural lifestyle attracts many folks to the peace and quiet of it’s natural beauty. But once a month, people come from far and wide to enjoy a hobby that has young and old alike reaching for the stars. Nick: Since 2010 the Valley Aero Space Team or V.A.S.T. has bee
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