BUCKHANNON – Gov. Jim Justice on Thursday issued a strong warning to people from hard-hit states such as New York who may view West Virginia as a “safe haven” but…
CHARLESTON – Students won’t go back to public schools until at least April 20, and state income taxes aren’t due until July 15, Gov. Jim Justice announced in an afternoon…
BUCKHANNON – The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources on Monday confirmed four new cases of COVID-19 in the state, taking the total number of positive cases up…
BUCKHANNON – City Council on Thursday approved the final reading of an ordinance that authorizes Buckhannon’s purchase of a 1.03-acre lot on Madison Street by a majority – with just…
BUCKHANNON – Groups of 10 or more people are no longer permitted to congregate within the corporate limits of the City of Buckhannon, and city officials are strongly recommending residents…
“Fear is not going to be constructive. Being totally aware, and totally on guard, and totally prudent in our thinking, is how we need to be... Some way, somehow, we’ll…
West Virginia Wesleyan College will suspend face-to-face classes and ask students to leave campus for the remainder of the semester, the school announced Thursday morning. In an email to the…
BUCKHANNON – Buckhannon is in the midst of revamping its recycling program – and city officials are asking residents to be patient while they do so. Complaints surrounding what can…
BUCKHANNON – A Charleston man was arrested on drug-related charges following a traffic stop Thursday after other passengers in the vehicle reportedly told police that the methamphetamine found in the…
BUCKHANNON – City officials say they would use the acre of land on which the old Chase Bank drive-thru was located to construct additional restroom facilities, a picnic area, more…