Buckhannon: Then & Now – Welcome to Buckhannon

West Virginia is accepting public comments through November 29 on its fiscal year 2027 TANF state plan, which outlines program policies, eligibility and benefits.

The $4 million award adds public funding for Buckhannon’s new $47 million water plant project. The state is also recommending another $3 million in loans and principal forgiveness.

WVU’s first accelerated athletic training cohort is gaining clinical experience while earning bachelor’s and master’s degrees in five years, with opportunities to use undergraduate financial aid for some graduate coursework.

Lakyn Campbell and Gabrielle Custer were crowned WVU Homecoming Royalty on October 17. The university also honored alumni for their service during the halftime ceremony.

Buckhannon plans Fayette and Ritchie sidewalk repairs and more Pocahontas Street widening after completing fall paving. Utility work and winter damage help determine which streets come next.

Diagnosed with breast cancer at 22, Hundred resident Tori Hawkins Miller shares how coordinated care helped her continue her life and advocate for herself.