"Princess Pine" , Fan Club Moss, Crow's Foot, Running Clubmoss

Scratch my L. digitatum. Make that L. dendroideum. It's quite common in WV, and the tiny "leaflets" stick out from the branches more than L. digitatum.

OK.... I think I've got this one nailed down. I believe you've got "Lycopodim digitatum". Among the fascinating Club mosses, it's a fairly common species. The club mosses are deceptively complex plants. They have a 2-cycle system of reproducing.. one asexually, via spores, the other sexually, via sperm/egg. This is called "Alternation of generation", and is truly fascinating (at least to me! lol) If you can go back to this clump later in the year (early to mid-fall), you may see little pointy 'cones" at the tip of each branch. These bear the spores. I won't get into the rest... I'll fill up your page! But if your'e not familiar with it, look it up. It's so neat!
If I remember correctly, it is believed that Lycopodium grow in a sort of symbiotic relationship with the tree under which they live. Don't quote me on that, but it's ringing a bell that I learned that somewhere.

A club moss. In a moment I can get you at least a bit more accurate name... BRB!