Governor Patrick Morrisey visited Oak Hill Middle School yesterday to unveil a new board game called “Mountain Moves.” It is based on the game LIFE, but tailored to West Virginia culture and history. Students tried a few of the questions, including one about Kenova’s Pumpkin House in Wayne County. The game is meant to help eighth graders study for the Golden Horseshoe test. Morrisey gave the game to three of the school’s West Virginia history teachers.
GOVERNOR UNVEILS “MOUNTAIN MOVES”
Oct 7, 2026 | 5:45 AM













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