Buckhannon Banter: Get the local lowdown for September 19, 2026
Kelly Roach Miller is opening The Mothman Statue Legacy in Point Pleasant ahead of the Mothman Festival. The shop honors her late father’s iconic sculpture with official replicas, apparel, novelty items and locally made Mothman chips.
Vandalia Health will host a free nursing expo Sept. 23 in Fairmont for nursing students and recent graduates. Attendees can explore jobs, externships, residency programs, education benefits and professional development opportunities.
Lee Mays headlines a comedy show with opener Bobby Benavides at Buckhannon’s Colonial Arts Center on Saturday, September 26, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10.
A five-set volleyball comeback and another women’s soccer shutout gave Bobcat fans reasons to cheer over the past week of action. Our recap covers football (0-1), men’s soccer (0-2), women’s soccer (1-1), volleyball (1-3), cross-country, tennis and golf.
Local organizations and businesses raised about $6,000 to provide trauma bags and LifeVacs to Upshur County schools. The equipment will help school employees respond to severe bleeding and choking emergencies.
Class AAAA’s 20-team, 16-spot playoff format defies common sense, even if it helped B-U last year. Meanwhile, Carpenter Crunch Time enters Week Four with Duane and Brian tied at 18–3 after Ohio State’s stunning collapse.