07/22/2026
The vehicles can wait today.
Like so many of you, I’ve spent the last 24 hours watching the heartbreaking photos and videos coming from all across West Virginia. Families have lost homes, vehicles, treasured belongings, and even beloved pets. Roads have disappeared under floodwater, tornadoes have torn through communities, and places we all know—like the Walmart in Weston—have been left underwater.
It’s hard to put into words what so many of our neighbors are facing right now.
West Virginians have always been known for taking care of one another, and I have no doubt we’ll do it again. If you’re able, please check on your family, your friends, your neighbors, and especially our elderly community. A simple phone call or helping hand can make all the difference.
If you’re one of the families affected, please know you’re in my thoughts and prayers. And if there’s something I can personally help with—whether it’s connecting you with resources, lending a hand where I can, or simply helping spread the word—don’t hesitate to reach out. I may not have every answer, but I’ll always do my best to help.
Today isn’t about selling vehicles. It’s about standing beside the people who make this state home.
Stay safe. Please don’t drive through flooded roadways. Hold your loved ones a little closer tonight.
West Virginia is strong. And together, we’ll get through this.
❤️ - Rockin’ Rod