Mojo Risin’ – Tribute to The Doors brings the sound, atmosphere and intensity of a live Doors concert to the Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center in Clarksburg on Friday, Aug. 21 at 7:30 p.m.

After a 2017 Parkersburg warehouse fire, lawmakers promised to require chemical disclosures so firefighters wouldn’t be left guessing. Nearly a decade later, another blaze on the same street brought the same uncertainty, as inventory lists still lacked detailed safety data.

West Virginia’s GHSP and NHTSA are marking National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month in July, urging drivers to lock up and stay vigilant as thefts often spike in summer.

Fairmont State’s Board of Governors approved the FY 2026-2027 budget while forecasting a second straight year of enrollment growth and backing strategic initiatives and another round of across-the-board raises.

Buckhannon Mayor Robbie Skinner was named to Generation Next’s 40 Under 40, recognizing his statewide leadership in community vitality, young professional retention and economic development.

West Virginia’s Supreme Court of Appeals has launched an interactive online dashboard offering near real-time court statistics statewide, by county and by judge.

WV Secretary of State Kris Warner announced the West Virginia Office of Entrepreneurship launched July 1, the nation’s first state-level entrepreneurship office overseen by a statewide elected official.

The Fred W. Eberle Technical Center Administrative Council will meet Tuesday, July 14, 2026, at 2 p.m. at the center in Buckhannon. The meeting will be held at 208 Morton Avenue.

Upshur County commissioners will consider a resolution next week opposing the 765,000-volt Valley Link power line after residents packed Thursday’s meeting and none spoke in favor.

Buckhannon City Council approved buying a low-mileage 2016 pumper from Milton for $310,000 and splitting the cost with the Buckhannon Volunteer Fire Department — considerable savings over a new truck, which could cost more than $1 million.