Community Bulletin
The WVU Medicine St. Joseph's Rural Health Clinic is now accepting newborns at its Buckhannon office, with two providers — Rachel Burns, CPNP, and Sara Chipps, FNP-C — taking new pediatric patients. Read more →
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Here is the agenda for the Buckhannon City Council special meeting scheduled for August 20, 2024.
Gov. Patrick Morrisey is calling for construction volunteers as flood recovery in Upshur and Lewis counties shifts toward rebuilding. State crews have removed nearly 6,000 tons of debris, and residents are urged to report damage to help secure federal aid.
After flash flooding hit Buckhannon, 25 to 30 Buckhannon-Upshur football players helped clean homes, move debris and distribute supplies. Coach Sloan Baisden said their response showed that being a team means serving the community beyond Friday nights.
Elkins Corridor Medical Center now offers anti-amyloid infusion therapy for eligible patients with early Alzheimer’s disease. The treatment can slow disease progression while allowing patients to receive carefully monitored care closer to home.
WVU baseball’s 2026 breakthrough echoes a storied past stretching to 1892. Monticola yearbooks reveal early triumphs, fierce rivalries, colorful fans and pre-World War I teams that challenged the nation’s best.
Two men face grand larceny charges after $21,000 in jewelry was reported stolen during flood cleanup at the Weston Walmart. Some jewelry was recovered, and a third man was charged in a separate theft as the investigation continues.
Buckhannon and Upshur County officials are transitioning from emergency response to long-term flood recovery. Volunteers are still needed to distribute supplies and assist with debris removal and cleanup.
