Buckhannon woman arrested for allegedly selling meth within 1,000 feet of local youth center

Hello, Buckhannon—here’s what’s buzzing March 10: B-UHS YLA students are painting picnic tables for city parks and the WV Strawberry Festival, and WVWC will host a free “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” on April 16.

West Virginia Wesleyan’s service scholars completed 5,000 hours of community service last semester — work valued at more than $167,000. Social Action Coordinator Graham Godwin told Rotary how the scholarship program connects students with local nonprofits.

West Virginia is the first state allowed to use USDA funding to objectively measure produce prescription program results, piloting the Veggie Meter in its FARMacy WV initiative.

March 15–21 marks a packed week in West Virginia history, from coal pioneer and butterfly expert William Henry Edwards to labor leader Frank Keeney and architect Walter Martens.

WVU sport management alum James Stamoulis took a chance by transferring to WVU—and it led him back home to Fenway Park as a Boston Red Sox Fenway Ambassador.

West Virginia’s Gold Rush returns March 30 as WVDNR stocks 50,000+ golden rainbow trout in 69 lakes and streams through April 11, including waters near 15 state parks and forests.