City of Buckhannon announces traffic flow changes on Saturday as new WVWC students move onto campus

City of Buckhannon announces traffic flow changes on Saturday as new WVWC students move onto campus
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While several student-athletes have already moved to the West Virginia Wesleyan College campus, this Saturday, August 17, marks “New Student Move-in Day.” From 7 a.m. until noon, Meade Street will be designated as a one-way street, beginning at the intersection of College and Meade and leading toward Camden Avenue.

During this time, barriers will be placed at strategic intersections to regulate traffic flow, including at Camden and Meade, Meade and College, and Main and College corners. The City of Buckhannon welcomes all WVWC students and wishes them well in their upcoming academic journey!

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