Trail signs stand near an entrance to the Sand Hill Wildlife Management Area near Mountwood Park in Ritchie County.
Trail signs direct visitors near an entrance to the Sand Hill Wildlife Management Area near Mountwood Park in Ritchie County.

Part of Sand Hill Wildlife Management Area closes

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A 967-acre portion of the nearly 3,000-acre Sand Hill Wildlife Management Area in northern West Virginia has been closed to public access, according to the

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