The West Virginia Senate convened on March 18, 2025, for a session marked by a series of introductions and recognitions of special guests. The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance, led by the senator from Marion, followed by an invocation that expressed gratitude for the state's leaders and the community.

During the session, several senators introduced guests, including students and educators involved in civic engagement initiatives. Notably, the senator from Greenbrier highlighted the Jennings Randolph Award for Civic Engagement, which recognizes high schools that successfully organize voter registration drives for eligible seniors. This award aims to encourage civic participation among young people in West Virginia.

The senator from Lewis introduced the "Doctor of the Day," Dr. Courtney B, from Huntington, acknowledging her contributions to the community. Additionally, various senators welcomed family members, local officials, and community leaders, emphasizing the importance of local governance and community involvement.

The session also featured a significant presence from Wheeling, with the mayor and city council members attending to engage with state legislators. This reflects ongoing collaboration between local and state officials to address community needs.

Overall, the meeting underscored the Senate's commitment to recognizing civic engagement and fostering connections between state and local leaders, setting a tone of collaboration and community focus for the legislative session.