The resolution, introduced on March 18, 2025, commemorates the 100th anniversary of the State Fair of West Virginia, which was originally established as the Greenbrier Valley Fair on March 19, 1921, and renamed in 1941. The fair's mission is to celebrate heritage through agricultural, educational, and family-oriented events, while also fostering community engagement and supporting youth through educational programs. Despite facing cancellations during World War II and the COVID-19 pandemic, the fair has maintained a significant economic impact, generating $16.9 million annually and contributing $2.5 million in tax revenue.

Additionally, the State Fair of West Virginia provides scholarships totaling $20,000 each year to West Virginia students and supports local non-profits and civic groups with over $65,000 in payments for services. It is recognized as one of the top agriculturally based fairs in the nation, featuring numerous livestock exhibitors and awarding substantial premiums for various projects. The resolution acknowledges the fair's longstanding contributions to the community and the state, and directs the Clerk to send a copy to Kelly Collins, the CEO of the State Fair of West Virginia.