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2025 ALMBS Corrections Officers Announced

The American Legion Mountaineer Boys State (ALMBS) Corrections Department plays a vital role in maintaining the structure, safety, and realism of the program’s civic simulation. Tasked with overseeing the Boys State correctional facility and ensuring adherence to program law, the Corrections team works closely with judicial and law enforcement branches to support a functional and educational justice system.

Participants interested in joining Corrections apply early in the program and go through an interview-style selection process. Candidates are evaluated based on their discipline, professionalism, and understanding of the responsibilities tied to maintaining order and due process within Boys State.

Congratulations to those selected to serve in the ALMBS Corrections Department for 2025! Your leadership, integrity, and service-minded approach embody the ideals of Boys State and contribute greatly to the program’s success.

Citizen Name: First Citizen Name: Last Cottage (Citizens)
Alexander Audia Randolph
Danny Yoss Panhandle
Eli Farrell Lewis
Greyson Irons Upshur
Gunner Lilley Monroe
Kaleb Escobar Kanawha
Koltyn Villers Marion

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2025 ALMBS State Primary Election Results

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In this engaging activity, citizens are encouraged to fulfill their civic duty by participating in the Primary Election, where they have the opportunity to choose representatives who will advocate for their interests. The message emphasizes the importance of each vote in shaping the future of the community and invites citizens to carefully consider the candidates before casting their ballots. It also highlights the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, as the next step in the democratic process, fostering a sense of community engagement and responsibility.

Election Summary Report
June 9, 2025 – 10:49 PM

FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

Vote for 5

Candidate Votes %
Maxwell Chen 71 6.74%
James Hadjis 60 5.70%
Elijah Hastie 55 5.22%
Zachary Farnsworth 54 5.13%
Taelor Jones 52 4.94%
(Brody) Brodrick Hommers 50 4.75%
Wyatt Royal 49 4.65%
Noah Galloway 45 4.27%
Donald Parks 44 4.18%
Robert Brandmeir 43 4.08%
(Fair Ox) Maddox Swisher 39 3.70%
(To the Skies) Linton Zheng 39 3.70%
Thomas McIntyre 38 3.61%
(Justice Josh) Joshua Roberts 36 3.42%
Jon Jett 36 3.42%
Gavin Spadafore 36 3.42%
Jared Terlosky 33 3.13%
Cole Parsons 33 3.13%
Kaelan Dillon 31 2.94%
Ross Hicks 29 2.75%
Maddox McKay 29 2.75%
Mason Smith 28 2.66%
(Alex) Alexander Card 28 2.66%
Lars Youngstrom 27 2.56%
Brady Darway 24 2.28%
Rylan Perry 21 1.99%
Ayden Semashko 20 1.90%
Write-Ins 3 0.28%

Total Votes Cast: 1,053

NAT FOR GOVERNOR

Vote for 1

Candidate Votes %
(Will) William Northey 62 55.86%
(Big Walt) Walter McKay 24 21.62%
(Jack) Carry Howell Morgan 14 12.61%
(Tasker2025) Izaik Tasker 11 9.91%

Total Votes Cast: 111

NAT FOR SECRETARY OF STATE

Vote for 1

Candidate Votes %
Vic Chen 83 75.45%
Keith Linger 22 20.00%
Ian Riffle 5 4.55%

Total Votes Cast: 110

NAT FOR AUDITOR

Vote for 1

Candidate Votes %
(Garth Vader) Garth Beck 110 100.00%

Total Votes Cast: 110

NAT FOR TREASURER

Vote for 1

Candidate Votes %
Trace McLaren 55 50.00%
Cade Riley 21 19.09%
Caleb Stewart 19 17.27%
Ellic DeWitt 15 13.64%

Total Votes Cast: 110

NAT FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

Vote for 1

Candidate Votes %
(G.G.) Gabriel Gainer 51 46.36%
Marcus Cremann 32 29.09%
Eli Broyles 27 24.55%

Total Votes Cast: 110

NAT FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL

Vote for 1

Candidate Votes %
Dash Carey-Squire 37 33.64%
Emerson Murphy 19 17.27%
(Zach) Zachariah Turner 19 17.27%
(The Leader) Landon Lester 13 11.82%
(The Shield) Luke Zoeckler 11 10.00%
Kieran Laughner 11 10.00%

Total Votes Cast: 110

FED FOR GOVERNOR

Vote for 1

Candidate Votes %
James McMillion 38 32.48%
Kethan Neginhal 29 24.79%
(Your Friend-J.P.) James Alkire 21 17.95%
Mighty Lopez 15 12.82%
(Theo) Theodore Atkinson 5 4.27%
Dylan Milla 3 2.56%
Deacon Roberts 3 2.56%
(Minecraft) Adam Davis 3 2.56%

Total Votes Cast: 117

FED FOR SECRETARY OF STATE

Vote for 1

Candidate Votes %
(Stonewall) Jackson VanHoose 59 50.86%
Cade Heflin 31 26.72%
John Jordan 26 22.41%

Total Votes Cast: 116

FED FOR AUDITOR

Vote for 1

Candidate Votes %
(Vava) Alvaro Yemba 84 72.41%
Trenton Renher 32 27.59%

Total Votes Cast: 116

FED FOR TREASURER

Vote for 1

Candidate Votes %
(The Third) Timothy Hetrick III 47 40.52%
Jacob Keener 25 21.55%
Leeland Greaser 22 18.97%
Elijah Lanigan 22 18.97%

Total Votes Cast: 116

FED FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

Vote for 1

Candidate Votes %
(The Beacon) Noah Daniel 37 31.90%
Nathan Bettem 24 20.69%
Dalton Hayes 20 17.24%
(Chef) Matthew Miller 20 17.24%
Alex Ramsey 15 12.93%

Total Votes Cast: 116

FED FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL

Vote for 1

Candidate Votes %
Torben Heinbockel 57 49.14%
Jack Young 38 32.76%
Liam Kruse 21 18.10%

Total Votes Cast: 116

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Lewis/Upshur Primary Election Results

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In this engaging activity, citizens are encouraged to fulfill their civic duty by participating in the Primary Election, where they have the opportunity to choose representatives who will advocate for their interests. The message emphasizes the importance of each vote in shaping the future of the community and invites citizens to carefully consider the candidates before casting their ballots. It also highlights the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, as the next step in the democratic process, fostering a sense of community engagement and responsibility.

LEWIS/UPSHUR COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NATIONALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

SHERIFF
(Vote for one)
o Dempsey Phares
o (The lawful) Robert Dillon – 14

COUNTY CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

PROSECURING ATTORNEY
(Vote for one)
o (TASKER2025) Izaik Tasker – 17

CIRCUIT CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

ASSESSOR
(Vote for one)
o Andrew Steed
o Beau Farley – 8
o Ryan Newlon

COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Vote for three)
No Candidates Filed

STATE SENATE
(Vote for two)
o (Will) William Northey – 20

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(Vote for four)
o Zane Stewart – 14
o Conner Dillon – 16
o Cole Parsons – 13
o (The Shield) Luke Zoeckler – 12
o Maddox McKay

LUPSHUR CITY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NATIONALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

MAYOR
(Vote for one)
o (Action) Jaxson Davis
o Cole Parsons – 13

CITY COUNCIL
(Vote for three)
o (Will) William Northey – 16
o Dempsey Phares
o Andrew Steed – 10
o Beau Farley – 11
o Maddox McKay

LEWIS/UPSHUR COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
FEDERALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

SHERIFF
(Vote for one)
o (Sheriff) Lucca Troullos – 22

COUNTY CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

PROSECURING ATTORNEY
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

CIRCUIT CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

ASSESSOR
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Vote for three)
No Candidates Filed

STATE SENATE
(Vote for two)
o Brodie Baker – 16
o John Jordan
o Ayden Semashko – 12

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(Vote for four)
o Dylan Milla – 18
o (Stonewall) Jackson Vanhoose – 17
o (Cliff) Clifford Drach – 19
o (Justice Josh) Joshua Roberts – 17

LUPSHUR CITY OFFICIAL BALLOT
FEDERALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

MAYOR
(Vote for one)
o (Stonewall) Jackson Vanhoose – 13
o John Jordan

CITY COUNCIL
(Vote for three)
o (Dougie) Aiden Rowan
o Landon Sparrow
o (Justice Josh) Joshua Roberts – 16
o Ayden Semashko – 13
o (Sheriff) Lucca Troullos – 15

LEWIS/UPSHUR COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NONPARTISAN – GENERAL ELECTION

CIRCUIT JUDGE
(Vote for one)
o Ross Hicks – 27
o Mason Smith

MAGISTRATE
(Vote for one)
o (Action) Jaxson Davis – 25
o (Dougie) Aiden Rowan

BOARD OF EDUCATION
(Vote for three)
o Dalton Hayes – 38
o Landon Sparrow – 28

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Panhandle Primary Election Results

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In this engaging activity, citizens are encouraged to fulfill their civic duty by participating in the Primary Election, where they have the opportunity to choose representatives who will advocate for their interests. The message emphasizes the importance of each vote in shaping the future of the community and invites citizens to carefully consider the candidates before casting their ballots. It also highlights the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, as the next step in the democratic process, fostering a sense of community engagement and responsibility.

PANHANDLE COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NATIONALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

SHERIFF
(Vote for one)

No Candidates Filed

COUNTY CLERK
(Vote for one)

No Candidates Filed

PROSECURING ATTORNEY
(Vote for one)
o Daniel Lipscomb – 15

CIRCUIT CLERK
(Vote for one)

No Candidates Filed

ASSESSOR
(Vote for one)
o Noah Chambers – 15

COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Vote for three)
o Austin Dick – 15

STATE SENATE
(Vote for two)

No Candidates Filed

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(Vote for three)
o Dash Carey-Squire – 12
o Eli Broyles
o Caleb Stewart – 13
o Riley Adams – 12

ELLWOOD CITY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NATIONALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

MAYOR
(Vote for one)
o Elijah Burdock
o Duff Stable – 9
o (G.G) Gabriel Gainer
o Riley Adams

CITY COUNCIL
(Vote for three)
o Michael Brockett
o Daniel Lipscomb – 10
o Eli Broyles – 8
o Noah Chambers – 15

PANHANDLE COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
FEDERALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

SHERIFF
(Vote for one)
o Troy St. Peter – 9
o Anthony Bennett
o Nathan Cochran

COUNTY CLERK
(Vote for one)
o Brayden Anderson – 13
o Cooper Byers

PROSECURING ATTORNEY
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

CIRCUIT CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

ASSESSOR
(Vote for one)
o Nathan Bettem – 21

COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Vote for three)
o (J.R.) Jonathan Abraham – 21

STATE SENATE
(Vote for two)
o (Theo) Theodore Atkinson – 13
o Tucker Pomeroy – 8

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(Vote for three)
o Torben Heinbockel – 21

ELWOOD CITY OFFICIAL BALLOT
FEDERALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

MAYOR
(Vote for one)
o Troy St. Peter – 20

CITY COUNCIL
(Vote for three)
o Anthony Bennett
o (Chef) Matthew Miller – 7
o (Theo) Theodore Atkinson – 11
o (J.R.) Jonathan Abraham
o John Brandstetter
o Brayden Anderson
o Lars Youngstrom
o Nathan Cochran
o Cooper Byers – 11
o Nathan Bettem

PANHANDLE COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NONPARTISAN – GENERAL ELECTION

CIRCUIT JUDGE
(Vote for one)
o (Brody) Brodrick Hammers – 19
o Michael Brockett
o Lars Youngstrom

MAGISTRATE
(Vote for one)
o Elijah Burdock – 34

BOARD OF EDUCATION
(Vote for three)
o (Chef) Matthew Miller – 30
o John Brandstetter – 25

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Marion Primary Election Results

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In this engaging activity, citizens are encouraged to fulfill their civic duty by participating in the Primary Election, where they have the opportunity to choose representatives who will advocate for their interests. The message emphasizes the importance of each vote in shaping the future of the community and invites citizens to carefully consider the candidates before casting their ballots. It also highlights the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, as the next step in the democratic process, fostering a sense of community engagement and responsibility.

MARION COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NATIONALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

SHERIFF
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

COUNTY CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

PROSECURING ATTORNEY
(Vote for one)
o Vic Chen – 16

CIRCUIT CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

ASSESSOR
(Vote for one)
o Dylan Fink – 16

COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Vote for three)
No Candidates Filed

STATE SENATE
(Vote for two)
o Trace McLaren- 12
o (Zach) Zachariah Turner – 9
o Kieran Laughner

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(Vote for three)
o (Garth Vader ) Garth Beck – 16

FAIRMONT CITY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NATIONALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

MAYOR
(Vote for one)
o Tyler Donohew
o Kieran Laughner – 8

CITY COUNCIL
(Vote for three)
o (Zach) Zachariah Turner – 14
o (Garth Vader ) Garth Beck – 7

MARION COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
FEDERALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

SHERIFF
(Vote for one)
o Wyatt Jefferson – 21

COUNTY CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

PROSECURING ATTORNEY
(Vote for one)
o Robert Brandmeir
o Jack Young – 15
o Bryce Isner

CIRCUIT CLERK
(Vote for one)
o Liam Kruse – 21

ASSESSOR
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Files

COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Vote for three)
o (Silas) Silas Schetrom – 21

STATE SENATE
(Vote for two)
o Aidan Lowther – 13
o (The Third) Timothy Hetrick III – 15
o James Hadjis

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(Vote for three)
o William Hopkins – 21

FAIRMONT CITY OFFICIAL BALLOT
FEDERALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

MAYOR
(Vote for one)
o Liam Kruse
o William Hopkins
o Aidan Lowther
o Thomas McIntyre
o James Hadjis – 4
o Bryce Isner

CITY COUNCIL
(Vote for three)
o (The Third) Timothy Hetrick III

MARION COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NONPARTISAN – GENERAL ELECTION

CIRCUIT JUDGE
(Vote for one)
o Gavin Spadafore
o Wyatt Royal – 19

MAGISTRATE
(Vote for one)
o Thomas McIntyre – 36

BOARD OF EDUCATION
(Vote for three)
No Candidates Filed

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Kanawha Primary Election Results

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In this engaging activity, citizens are encouraged to fulfill their civic duty by participating in the Primary Election, where they have the opportunity to choose representatives who will advocate for their interests. The message emphasizes the importance of each vote in shaping the future of the community and invites citizens to carefully consider the candidates before casting their ballots. It also highlights the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, as the next step in the democratic process, fostering a sense of community engagement and responsibility.

KANAWHA COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NATIONALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

SHERIFF
(Vote for one)
o Jon White -12

COUNTY CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

PROSECURING ATTORNEY
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

CIRCUIT CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

ASSESSOR
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Vote for three)
No Candidates Filed

STATE SENATE
(Vote for two)
o Brycen Miles – 15
o Carter Paczewski

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(Vote for three)
o Victorino Valentin – 12
o (Willy) Jackson Willis – 15
o Daniel Yearego – 14
o Marcus Cremann

CHARLESTON CITY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NATIONALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

MAYOR
(Vote for one)
o (Willy) Jackson Willis – 16

CITY COUNCIL
(Vote for three)
o Noah Galloway – 15
o Ethan Phillips – 14
o Marcus Cremann – 15

KANAWHA COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
FEDERALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

SHERIFF
(Vote for one)
o Aidan Phillips – 12
o (Minecraft) Adam Davis

COUNTY CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

PROSECURING ATTORNEY
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

CIRCUIT CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

ASSESSOR
(Vote for one)
o Elijah Lanigan – 16

COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Vote for three)
No Candidates Filed

STATE SENATE
(Vote for two)
o Kethan Neginhal – 18

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(Vote for three)
o (The Beacon) Noah Daniel – 11
o Xander Leivestad
o Trenton Renner – 12
o (Daniel) Danylo Panivnyk – 16

CHARLESTON CITY OFFICIAL BALLOT
FEDERALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

MAYOR
(Vote for one)
o Aidan Phillips
o (Daniel) Danylo Panivnyk – 8

CITY COUNCIL
(Vote for three)
o Trenton Renner – 19
o (Minecraft) Adam Davis – 10

KANAWHA COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NONPARTISAN – GENERAL ELECTION

CIRCUIT JUDGE
(Vote for one)
o Jared Terlosky
o Samuel Keyser
o Zachary Farnsworth – 27

MAGISTRATE
(Vote for one)
o Ethan Phillips
o Owen Rotruck – 25

BOARD OF EDUCATION
(Vote for three)
No Candidates Filed

 

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Monroe/Webster Primary Election Results

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In this engaging activity, citizens are encouraged to fulfill their civic duty by participating in the Primary Election, where they have the opportunity to choose representatives who will advocate for their interests. The message emphasizes the importance of each vote in shaping the future of the community and invites citizens to carefully consider the candidates before casting their ballots. It also highlights the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, as the next step in the democratic process, fostering a sense of community engagement and responsibility.

MONROE/WEBSTER COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NATIONALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

SHERIFF
(Vote for one)
o (Big Walt) Walter McKay – 20

COUNTY CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

PROSECURING ATTORNEY
(Vote for one)
o Ian Riffle – 22

CIRCUIT CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

ASSESSOR
(Vote for one)
o Levi Dalton – 21

COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Vote for three)
o Elijah Hastie – 15
o Grayson Lambka – 16
o Colton Rinehart – 14

STATE SENATE
(Vote for two)
o (L’L’L’Lava) Logan Jones – 18
o Keith Linger – 15

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(Vote for four)
o Cade Riley – 21

MONSTER CITY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NATIONALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

MAYOR
(Vote for one)
o (Red) Jonathan Maier – 21

CITY COUNCIL
(Vote for three)
o Elijah Hastie – 11
o Ian Riffle
o (L’L’L’Lava) Logan Jones – 12
o Liam Waldeck
o Cade Riley – 12

MONROE/WEBSTER COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
FEDERALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

SHERIFF
(Vote for one)
o Breandan Mullins – 18

COUNTY CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

PROSECURING ATTORNEY
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

CIRCUIT CLERK
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

ASSESSOR
(Vote for one)
No Candidates Filed

COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Vote for three)
No Candidates Filed

STATE SENATE
(Vote for two)
o (Rocken Robbins) Christopher Robbins – 18

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
(Vote for four)
o Noah Smith – 16
o Jacob Keener -11

MONSTER CITY OFFICIAL BALLOT
FEDERALIST PARTY – PRIMARY ELECTION

MAYOR
(Vote for one)
o Mighty Lopez – 17

CITY COUNCIL
(Vote for three)
o Noah Smith – 12
o Preston Nixon – 16
o Kaelan Dillon – 14

MONROE/WEBSTER COUNTY OFFICIAL BALLOT
NONPARTISAN – GENERAL ELECTION

CIRCUIT JUDGE
(Vote for one)
o Kaelan Dillon
o (Fair Ox) Maddox Swisher
o Akwasi Braun – 12

MAGISTRATE
(Vote for one)
o Preston Nixon
o Mighty Lopez – 25

BOARD OF EDUCATION
(Vote for three)
o Nicholas Boyd – 32
o Liam Waldeck – 26

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The Mountaineer Daily (Monday 6/10/2024)

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The American Legion Mountaineer Boys State (ALMBS) kicked off its first day with a flurry of activities. With the registration of 219 citizens, the day was filled with enthusiasm and eagerness as the participants embarked on their journey of civic engagement and leadership.

The day began with a strong emphasis on getting involved. The “don’t hold back” catchphrase echoed throughout the day, serving as a constant reminder for the citizens to seize every opportunity. Motivational speeches encouraged the participants to engage fully and try new things, fostering an environment of exploration and growth.

A significant component of the day was the focus on Americanism, particularly the POW/MIA table. This powerful symbol served as a reminder of the sacrifices made by our brave servicemen and women. It instilled a sense of respect and gratitude, reinforcing the values that ALMBS stands for.

The day also provided practical, hands-on experience for the citizens. They had the opportunity to apply for jobs, giving them a taste of the professional world. This experience is invaluable, equipping the citizens with skills that will serve them well beyond ALMBS.

The excitement was palpable as numerous campaigns officially launched. The citizens stepped up, ready to lead and make a difference. The spirit of participation was evident, with citizens eager to contribute to their community.

An integral part of the day’s activities was the understanding of TAPS. This solemn bugle call, played at dusk and military funerals, is a poignant reminder of the service and sacrifice of our military personnel. The citizens learned about its significance, further deepening their understanding of Americanism.

Day 1 at ALMBS was a testament to the program’s commitment to fostering engaged, informed citizens. As we look forward to the rest of the week, we are excited to see how our citizens will grow, lead, and make a difference.

Upcoming Live Schedule (Monday, June 10, 2024)

  • Monday Breakfast Speaker – 8:15AM (YouTube)
  • Monday Lunch Speaker – 12:45PM YouTube)
  • Americanism Instruction – 1:30PM (YouTube)
  • Monday Evening Assembly – 7:45PM (YouTube)

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The Mountaineer Daily (Sunday 6/9/2024)

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We are excited to share with you some recent activities that our dedicated staff has been involved in as we prepare for the upcoming program.

Our staff has been busy with intensive training sessions, focusing on the preparation of the immersive Boys State experience. These sessions were designed to equip our staff with the necessary skills and knowledge to guide our citizens effectively throughout the program.

In addition, we have been learning and reviewing emergency safety procedures. The safety of our citizens is our top priority, and we are committed to ensuring a secure and supportive environment for all participants.

In the spirit of service and remembrance, our staff also had the honor of participating in the “Flying Flags for Heroes” program. We placed 125 flags at the Machpelah Cemetery in Weston, paying tribute to the brave individuals who have served our country.

The “Flying Flags for Heroes” program is a noble initiative that aims to honor and remember the brave individuals who have served our country. The mission of this program is to pay tribute to these heroes by placing flags at their resting places, symbolizing our gratitude and respect for their service. This act of remembrance not only honors the memory of these individuals but also serves as a reminder of the sacrifices they made for our freedom. The program seeks to inspire a sense of patriotism and respect for our heroes, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for their contributions to our nation.

Among the notables honored was Jackson Arnold, the first American Legion Department of West Virginia Commander. His dedication and service continue to inspire us, and we are proud to recognize his contributions.

As we continue our preparations, we look forward to welcoming our citizens and providing them with a meaningful and enriching experience at the American Legion Mountaineer Boys State.

Upcoming Live Schedule (Sunday June 9, 2024)

  • Sunday Dinner Flag Lowering – 5:25PM (Facebook)
  • Sunday Evening Assembly – 7:00PM (YouTube)

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Applications Still Being Accepted

Calling all future leaders!

Are you ready to unlock your potential and soar to new heights? Join us at The American Legion Mountaineer Boys State, West Virginia’s Premier Leadership Academy!

This is your chance to:
✅ Develop essential leadership skills ✅ Build lifelong friendships ✅ Engage in hands-on civic engagement activities ✅ Learn from inspiring mentors

Don’t miss this transformative experience. Apply now and take the first step towards an extraordinary future!

#Leadership #WVBoysState #FutureLeaders #ALMBS

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