The West Virginia Senate convened on March 5, 2025, with a focus on welcoming various guests and chaperones present in the chamber. The session began with introductions from several senators, highlighting the participation of local 4-H groups and educational representatives.

The first notable introduction came from a senator who acknowledged chaperones Sherry Weeks and sisters Sydney and Isabella, who were accompanying a student named Reagan. The senator encouraged the chamber to extend a warm welcome to all present.

Following this, the senior senator from the sixth district introduced members of the McDowell County 4-H, celebrating their presence for WVU Day. Key attendees included Kaylee Agins, a McDowell County Extension Agent in training, and several 4-H students: Tiffany Belcher, Seth Hall, and Chelsea Atwell. The senator urged fellow members to recognize and welcome these young leaders.

The session continued with further introductions, including a personal acknowledgment from a senator regarding his brother, Travis Tarr, who is the head coach of the Winfield basketball team and was celebrating his birthday that day.

Additional guests included representatives from Wyoming County, such as Miss Stevonna West and Mr. Jerry Cunningham, along with 4-H leaders Melinda Vance and Reagan Devore, and students Peyton Armstrong, Kerrigan Sizemore, Kennedy Sizemore, and April Williamson. The senator from the seventeenth district also introduced Dr. Jerry Wallace, president of Potomac State College, and Dr. Ramon Stewart, president of WVU Tech, emphasizing their contributions to education in the state.

The meeting concluded with a call for the Raleigh County 4-H delegation to stand and receive recognition from the Senate, further underscoring the importance of community involvement and youth engagement in West Virginia.

Overall, the session was marked by a spirit of camaraderie and support for local educational initiatives, showcasing the Senate's commitment to fostering relationships with community organizations.