April 7, 2021

Wesleyan says it is open for business, will welcome conferences and camps this summer

BUCKHANNON, W.Va. – West Virginia Wesleyan College is now open and offering a full-range of conference and camp services for summer 2021. Beginning June 1,

News Release April 7, 2021

Division of Forestry requests public information on March 23 wildfire in Coopers Rock State Forest

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Division of Forestry is seeking information from the public regarding a wildfire in Clay Run area of Coopers Rock

News Release April 7, 2021

Good food for an even better cause: Ramp up the flavor with county library’s ‘Appalachian Extravaganza’ April 23

BUCKHANNON – The annual Upshur County Public Library’s Ramp Dinner, “An Appalachian Extravaganza” will return this year after a hiatus due to COVID-19. The 26th

Monica Zalaznik April 7, 2021

W.Va. Division of Forestry urges the public to practice fire safety and burning precautions to prevent wildfires

CHARLESTON, W.VA. — The West Virginia Division of Forestry (WVDOF) reminds the public to be cautious throughout spring fire season and follow safe burning laws.

News Release April 7, 2021

At long last, traffic signals to be installed at Kesling Mill, Childers Run intersections

BUCKHANNON – Type the phrases “Kesling Mill,” “Childers Run” and “vehicle” into an internet search engine, and the results are likely to yield article after

Katie Kuba April 7, 2021

Wilma Jean Hamner Phillips

Wilma Jean Hamner Phillips passed from this life on Wednesday, April 7, 2021, under the care of Mountain Hospice at Mansfield Place in Philippi, W.Va.

My Buckhannon April 7, 2021

MU’s ‘Faces of Physics’ series continues April 12 with lecture on building radio telescopes

HUNTINGTON — Marshall University’s Faces of Physics virtual speakers series continues at 7 p.m. Monday, April 12, with an online presentation by radio astronomer Pranav

News Release April 7, 2021

West Virginia reports 364 new COVID-19 cases, 15 deaths on Wednesday

The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources announced Wednesday that 364 new cases of COVID-19 have been identified in the Mountain State. Locally,

Brian Bergstrom April 7, 2021