4-H BIKERS RIDE INTO GRANTSVILLE ON 250-MILE TREK

(06/21/2010)

Cyclists hit Grantsville after Rt. 14/5 ride from Parkersburg Twenty cyclists pedaled into Grantsville from Parkersburg Saturday in the seventh annual "Outspoken for 4-H" bike ride. It was the hottest day of the year. The four-day fund-raising bicycle ride across the state covered 250 miles, starting in Huntington and ended Sunday at the state 4-H camp at Jackson's Mill. Bikers take break from hot sun Extension agent Curt Garrison welcomes riders WVU Extension agents joined with 4-H volunteer leaders and members to help the riders along the way by organizing pit stops and assisting with food and lodging. The riders were accompanied by a crew of bike technicians, medical personnel and other volunteers. Jim and Sheila Garretson of Grantsville hosted the riders at their home, welcomed to the county by extension agent Curt Garrison. Repair crew making quick fixes Each riders goal was to raise $500 to help state 4-H'ers attend summer camp. Supporters of 4-H can make tax-deductible donations. Pledge forms can be found at the "Outspoken for 4-H" website outspokenfor4h

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