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The blaze was used to light up the crater of a volcano model set up at the front of the stage. Teachers and kids cheered when the red volcano was flaming on top, signifying the start of the event.

Parkersburg resident Jimmie Bee created this 4-by-11-foot model of the boomtown of Volcano that will soon be on display to the public at the Volcano Museum in the Mountwood Park Visitors Center.

“Our new model for tectonic plates better explains the spatial distribution of 90 per cent of earthquakes and 80 per cent of volcanoes from the past two million years, whereas existing models ...