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Looking Back

Annual Picnic & Dessert Auction

Thank you to everyone who came out to the Elkins City Park pavilion on Thursday, September 17 for our annual picnic and dessert auction. Neighbors filled the tables with side dishes, the pulled pork came off the smoker, and the bidding on pies, cakes, and cookies put money to work right here in Randolph County.

Five pork shoulders smoking on the racks of a long offset barrel smoker, with green trees behind it — Pulled pork, on us

Looking Back

The art of political posters

Thank you to everyone who came by headquarters on Friday, September 4 for The Art of Political Posters, part of Downtown Elkins' Art First Friday. The walls held decades of posters that moved people to act, from Shirley Chisholm's campaign to Vietnam-era peace prints, and the make-your-own table stayed busy all evening.

A visitor in a ball cap and blue shirt studying the exhibit wall, hung with peace and campaign posters beside the printed exhibit title cards — Taking it in

A visitor in a blue shirt looking at a row of printed political posters along the headquarters hallway, with the Obama Hope portrait and a framed poster on an easel further down — A walk down the wall

A woman at the make-your-own table smiling and holding up a hand-lettered poster reading Let Lazy Girls Vote, hands off our vote by mail, with cups of markers and blank poster board in front of her — Fresh off the poster table

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An afternoon with Mother Jones

Thank you to everyone who filled the Randolph County Community Arts Center on Sunday, August 30 for an afternoon with Mary Harris "Mother Jones," brought to life by performer Karen Vuranch. A century on, the woman they called the most dangerous woman in America can still hold a room. Cookies, coffee, and a long line of questions afterward.

Karen Vuranch in character as Mother Jones, in a long black dress and veiled hat, speaking into a microphone in the Arts Center hall — Holding the room

An audience seated in folding chairs in the Arts Center hall as a host introduces the performance — A full house in Elkins

A volunteer smiling behind a long table set with plates of cookies, brownies, and muffins for the audience — Cookies and conversation

Who was Mother Jones? →

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Our new headquarters

Thank you to everyone who came out Thursday, August 27 for the Open House at our new headquarters, 117 Third Street in downtown Elkins. A full room of neighbors, a table of food, candidate signs on every wall, and a lot of good talk about November. The doors stay open, so stop in any time.

The Randolph County Democratic Party headquarters storefront on Third Street in Elkins, with a West Virginia Democratic Party banner and campaign signs in the window — 117 Third Street, downtown Elkins

Guests signing in at a table inside the headquarters during the Open House, with campaign shirts and a candidate display along the wall behind them — Signing in at the door

Neighbors gathered around a food table inside the headquarters, with flags and the front windows behind them — A full room of neighbors

Volunteer at HQ →

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Pride in the Park

Thank you to everyone who joined us Saturday, June 27 at Elkins City Park to celebrate community and belonging. It was a day of neighbors, a bake sale, and brand-new Pride T-shirts, with all ages, all people, all heart. Here's a look back.

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Democracy Dinner 2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us June 13 at the Wingate in Elkins for our biggest night of the year: a room full of neighbors, good food, great speakers, and a shared celebration of democracy. Here's a look back.

Two attendees share a hug at the Democracy Dinner — Old friends and new

A group of neighbors gathered together at the dinner — Neighbors together

A speaker addresses the room from the microphone — Taking the mic

Guests smiling around a banquet table — A full table

A speaker at the podium during the program — From the podium

The Democracy Dinner cake reading 250 Years of Democracy — 250 years of democracy

A packed room of guests at the Democracy Dinner — A packed room

A red, white, and blue decorated table — Red, white & blue

Guests mingling before the program begins — Before the program

Looking Back

Dessert Auction 2025

Neighbors, homemade sweets, and a little friendly bidding to support the work. Thank you to everyone who baked, showed up, and raised a paddle. Here's a look back.