Moving up?
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#3
We were always for the North. Who knows why they put us in the south. If you watch the weather channel and they show the map sections, West Virginia is alway on the border in the northeast, mid atlantic, south eastern, and mid west and usually you have to watch all the areas to get the weather forcast. It is like they do not know where to put us. As long as they do not think we are still part of Virginia.
#4
#6
We were always for the North. Who knows why they put us in the south. If you watch the weather channel and they show the map sections, West Virginia is alway on the border in the northeast, mid atlantic, south eastern, and mid west and usually you have to watch all the areas to get the weather forcast. It is like they do not know where to put us. As long as they do not think we are still part of Virginia.
#7
As I remember from WV history we seceded from Virginia in 1863 to be part of the Union. As I recall the Union was the north.
“Although the Mason-Dixon line is most commonly associated with the division between the northern and southern (free and slave, respectively) states during the 1800s and American Civil War-era, the line was delineated in the mid-1700s to settle a property dispute. The two surveyors who mapped the line, Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, will always be known for their famous boundary.”
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As for pricing, we are paying more for fuel than other states and alot less than some. But we pay a lot less for other things than most of the country.
2001
Fresh corn on the cob: 6-12 ears $2-$4 here.
Mid west in season 6 for $6-$8
2007
Pet spay $35-$45 here
Arizona $100+
Sales tax 6% or 0.06c on the dollar
Some other states do have lower tax
Other are 6%or higher
Home purchase prices
Examples here for a 1500 sq ft and 1 acre 68-100K
Other states the same is >125K to 250K
Look at large states like WY for land/home prices
I think we are doing very good here in WV!
“Although the Mason-Dixon line is most commonly associated with the division between the northern and southern (free and slave, respectively) states during the 1800s and American Civil War-era, the line was delineated in the mid-1700s to settle a property dispute. The two surveyors who mapped the line, Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, will always be known for their famous boundary.”
About.Com:Geography
As for pricing, we are paying more for fuel than other states and alot less than some. But we pay a lot less for other things than most of the country.
2001
Fresh corn on the cob: 6-12 ears $2-$4 here.
Mid west in season 6 for $6-$8
2007
Pet spay $35-$45 here
Arizona $100+
Sales tax 6% or 0.06c on the dollar
Some other states do have lower tax
Other are 6%or higher
Home purchase prices
Examples here for a 1500 sq ft and 1 acre 68-100K
Other states the same is >125K to 250K
Look at large states like WY for land/home prices
I think we are doing very good here in WV!
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#9
WV is the northern most southern state and the southern most northern state.
During the Civil War, the fighting in WV was some of the worst because family members were fighting against family members.
I live about 18 miles from Phillippi WV, which was the first land battle of the Civil War.
Many of the local hills around here still have evidence of the trenches from the Civil War.
And I think the move has a lot to do with the Carlisle Truck show.
During the Civil War, the fighting in WV was some of the worst because family members were fighting against family members.
I live about 18 miles from Phillippi WV, which was the first land battle of the Civil War.
Many of the local hills around here still have evidence of the trenches from the Civil War.
And I think the move has a lot to do with the Carlisle Truck show.
#10
Ok guys, here's the answer....
We are mucho closer to the Mid-Atlantic group than we are to the South. George and I talked about this move ever since I became the Chapter Lead. Adrian heard the two of us and agreed so our Chapter has been moved to the Mid-Atlantic region.
NOW...the other winner for us is that the Mid-Atlantic region is really an active region and with WV rebuilding and being more active than we have been in the past...the Mid-Atlantic region was actively courting us to move.
As a result of the Carlisle All Truck Nationals Show this year....the WV Chapter is continuing to move up!
Thanks for noticing Rod! More to come shortly!!!
Regards,
Joe
We are mucho closer to the Mid-Atlantic group than we are to the South. George and I talked about this move ever since I became the Chapter Lead. Adrian heard the two of us and agreed so our Chapter has been moved to the Mid-Atlantic region.
NOW...the other winner for us is that the Mid-Atlantic region is really an active region and with WV rebuilding and being more active than we have been in the past...the Mid-Atlantic region was actively courting us to move.
As a result of the Carlisle All Truck Nationals Show this year....the WV Chapter is continuing to move up!
Thanks for noticing Rod! More to come shortly!!!
Regards,
Joe
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#14
Yup, I've already hit George with that one....that particular banner was made up prior to the change being made so it's just not up to date...yet!
Next year you gotta drag the TT to Carlisle! It was my first time I've been to the All Truck Nationals...but it isn't going to be the last!
Joe
Next year you gotta drag the TT to Carlisle! It was my first time I've been to the All Truck Nationals...but it isn't going to be the last!
Joe