Appalachia eyes 'Soggy Bottom' ATV course

by IDA HOLYFIELD • Post Editor

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This diagram illustrates the All-Terrain Vehicle Safety Training Course layout requirement required by the ATV Safety Institute, or ASI. The Town of Appalachia plans to put a safety course at a site it owns near the old Westmoreland Transloader complex.

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