Wesleyan’s walk-in tutoring program has earned Level I certification for tutor training. The program helps students with assignments and study skills, and its director says it has maintained certification since 2002.
Mountain Moves uses trivia and tourism careers to teach eighth-graders about West Virginia. Copies of the board game will go to history teachers statewide in the coming months.
The man pleaded guilty to a single count of wire fraud. He is scheduled to be sentenced in December.
Upshur and 10 other counties qualify for federal funding to repair public infrastructure after July storms. Household aid was also approved for three counties hit by August flooding.
The HomeOwnership Center has waived income restrictions on its Affordable Fix Loan for households affected by the July 21 flood, offering loans up to $20,000 for home repairs.
Vandalia Health’s Mobile Mammography Unit will offer walk-in screenings at Buckhannon Medical Care on October 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Jeff and Krystle Adkins will showcase handmade stained and fused glass at the WV Hive booth during Bridge Day on October 17.
West Virginia police will step up seat belt enforcement October 9–31, including tickets for improperly buckled drivers and those transporting unrestrained children.
WVU students visited Lewisburg’s city offices and essential services to help identify technology dependencies and prepare for disruptions through the Cyber-Resilience Resource Center.
The Fred W. Eberle Technical Center Administrative Council will meet October 13, 2026, at 2 p.m. at the center in Buckhannon.
