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Why Workplace Wellness is Important Roughly one third of our day is spent at work, another third is spent sleeping, and the final third is
August 12, 2025
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Why Workplace Wellness is Important Roughly one third of our day is spent at work, another third is spent sleeping, and the final third is
The Active SWV board welcomes Jenni Canterbury as Development Director. Bringing talent to Active SWV Jenni Canterbury, a native of Raleigh County, has been building
Ed Balthazar is Active SWV August Community Captain of the Month Ed was born in Baltimore, and grew up on a farm in central MD.
apply for the Fall 2025 mini-grant here The Fall 2025 Kids Run Club Mini-grant will open on August 11th! We want to reach more kids
Breathe Deep, Stretch Long: Yoga at Valley Falls State Park There’s something magical about the way the water crashes over the rocks at Valley Falls—how
REFIT in Southern West Virginia: Movement That Builds Community For years, REFIT has been the heartbeat of Active SWV’s free community fitness programs. With classes
School’s out and summer is here! Active SWV is on a mission to keep kids and families moving with all kinds of activities this summer.
Active SWV’s July Community Captain of the Month is Gretta Hairston from Smithers Gretta is from Montgomery, WV but has called many places home throughout
Anita Farley of the Mingo Sunshine Walkers is Active SWV’s July Participant of the Month Anita Farley stays active because she wants to be healthy
📷 Melvin Harvey Life in the beautiful mountains of West Virginia is often pictured as serene and peaceful. But even in the midst of this
Greenbrier County’s Becky Mahlburg is the Active SWV Community Captain of the Month! Everyone should check out Becky’s hiking group and beginner line dancing. Becky
Another Kids Run Club season is coming to a close, with a total of 37 schools and community groups around the state wrapping up their
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