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West Virginia Hive client -- WildKat's Herbal Oasis, LLC – was at the 2025 Bridge Day and will be back again in 2026. From left to right are Katrina Johnson, Founder and CEO; Amber Graham; Jason White; and Zach Johnson. Photo courtesy of WV Hive / NRGRDA

West Virginia Hive client -- WildKat's Herbal Oasis, LLC – was at the 2025 Bridge Day and will be back again in 2026. From left to right are Katrina Johnson, Founder and CEO; Amber Graham; Jason White; and Zach Johnson. Photo courtesy of WV Hive / NRGRDA

Beckley, W.Va. (The Hinton News) – The West Virginia Hive will showcase six clients at its booth as part of Bridge Day 2026 on Saturday, October 17 – Mariposa Hollow in Glen Morgan; Hinton Outfitters in Hinton; Kraken Glass N Crafts in Talcott; Sunbeams & Moonshine Creations, also in Talcott; The Wooly Gorge in Oak Hill; and Wild & Untamed Things in Alderson.

Devon Fitzgrald, Regional Business Advisor of the West Virginia Hive, the entrepreneurial program of the New River Gorge Regional Development Authority, encourages Bridge Day visitors to stop by the WV Hive booth to meet the entrepreneurs and learn more about their unique products and services.

“Events like Bridge Day are a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the journey of our entrepreneurs and the progress they have made along the way,” said Fitzgerald. “Every business we serve started simply with an idea. Turning that idea into a successful venture takes determination, hard work, and a willingness to keep moving forward. It is incredibly rewarding to watch our West Virginia Hive clients grow in confidence, build their businesses, and reach milestones that once seemed out of reach. We are proud to walk alongside these entrepreneurs and support them as they continue turning their vision into reality.”

Booths are open to the public from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. during the 46th annual Bridge Day 2026 at the New River Gorge in Fayette County.

For more information on the six entrepreneurs at the WV Hive booth at Bridge Day:

Mariposa Hollow – website: Mariposa Hollow 

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The Wooly Gorge – website: The Wooly Gorge – Yarn & Supplies for Makers 

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Wild & Untamed Things – website: Home | Wild & Untamed Things 

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The WV Hive serves Raleigh, Fayette, Summers, Nicholas counties, as well as active CBRI Accelerate communities, including Logan, Gilbert, Kermit, Kimball, and Williamson.

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