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City considers using opioid abatement money to support new Wesleyan addiction counseling initiative

Buckhannon City Council agreed to partner with West Virginia Wesleyan College to support a new online graduate certificate in addiction counseling, potentially using opioid litigation settlement funds to provide scholarships for local professionals.

City considers using opioid abatement money to support new Wesleyan addiction counseling initiative
Dr. Jen Randall Reyes
Monica Zalaznik

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