Bethlehem Girl Scout Bridget Zoeckler earned a $5,000 national Gold Award Scholarship for creating an ADHD awareness website packed with clear info on symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and resources.
The West Virginia Department of Education, with the West Virginia Chamber Foundation, has named finalists for the 2027 School Service Personnel of the Year.
Upshur Parish House has promoted Charllotte Costa to assistant director, recognizing her growing leadership in keeping operations running smoothly.
West Virginia’s Department of Health has issued an RFP for a statewide patient scheduling platform to modernize how residents find and book care.
ART26201, with help from West Virginia Wesleyan College, will host the 11th annual Young Filmmakers Camp Aug. 10-14 at LASCAUX Micro-Theater in Buckhannon. Students ages 12+ will write, shoot and edit a short film before a final screening.
Gov. Patrick Morrisey appointed Aaron Snodgrass as West Virginia’s state budget director, citing his financial management and operational leadership.
Explore notable June 21–27 moments in West Virginia history, from Wheeling Steel’s 1920 formation to the Shinnston tornado and the 2016 floods. The week also marks births and legacies of Kathy Mattea, Pearl S. Buck, Hal Greer, and more.
WVU’s Davis College and New Holland have added two methane-powered T6.180 tractors to the J.W. Ruby Research Farm, giving students hands-on experience with cutting-edge equipment.
West Virginia’s Bureau for Public Health is urging residents to take the confidential BRFSS phone survey to help officials spot health trends, target programs, and direct resources where they’re needed most.
Gov. Patrick Morrisey signed a proclamation recognizing June 19, 2026, as Juneteenth Day in West Virginia, honoring the end of slavery and urging reflection on freedom. He noted West Virginia abolished slavery on Feb. 3, 1865, before the 13th Amendment.
