The idea of "On the Road in West Virginia: Our 55 Counties" started while Wayne Worth (Creator and Producer of the Project) and his friend, Johnnaston Kimble (Cameraman and Teleprompter Engineer) were volunteering in the 2016 Flood clean up and long-term recovery efforts in Clendenin and Clay Counties. After Wayne would tell Johnnaston about his travels over the past 10-15 years through all of West Virginia's 55 counties and his ongoing passion to learn about a state, which at the age of 11, brought to his life a loving family and community through adoption; Johnnaston told Wayne that he always aspired to travel to all of West Virginia's 55 courthouses and get a picture of each one.  Towards the end of their eight month volunteer efforts in the Flood Recovery, Wayne told Johnnaston that he had been itching to travel to all 55 Counties again (which would make his fifth time), but this time he wanted to make short videos about each county, as a way to bring a little piece of home to West Virginian's near and far. Johnnaston agreed to help with the project/hobby and in April of 2017, Wayne took his IPhone (which he uses to film), his beat up $30 tripod, $10 lapel mic, and an $15 cable extension and started this adventure. He would call it "On the Road in West Virginia: Our 55 Counties.