Philippi, West Virginia – The Philippi Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) has announced the winners of the Lurch Fest window decorating contest. The annual event, which celebrates the town’s unique history and culture, saw businesses and organizations across Philippi showcasing their creativity through window decorations.
The winners of the contest included the Barbour County Health Department, which took first place with their creative and eye-catching display. Second place was awarded to the Philippi Public Library, followed by third place going to the Barbour County Courthouse.
The CVB expressed their gratitude to all the participants for their hard work and dedication in creating the festive displays that added to the charm of the town during Lurch Fest. The event, which commemorates the legend of the “Philippi Mummy,” is a beloved tradition in the community and draws visitors from near and far.
Lurch Fest, named after the town’s famous mummy known as “Lurch,” features a variety of activities including live music, crafts, food vendors, and a unique parade. The event is a celebration of Philippi’s history and heritage, and the window decorating contest is just one of the many ways that locals get involved and show their pride for their community.
The CVB hopes that the success of this year’s window decorating contest will inspire even more businesses and organizations to participate in future Lurch Fest events. The creativity and enthusiasm displayed by the participants this year are a testament to the strong sense of community spirit that is alive and well in Philippi.
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