The Upshur County Commission approved a resolution opposing the Valley North Transmission Project on Thursday. Residents have raised concerns about the proposed 765,000-volt power line’s effects on private property, health, tourism, agriculture and more.
Buckhannon’s latest buzz includes a new recovery transportation program, “Matilda” tickets, origami crafts and more. Upcoming events feature a Revolutionary War encampment and the Youth Livestock Show and Sale.
Buckhannon City Council approved a new round of park upgrades and repairs, from security cameras and a revamped kayak-friendly boat ramp to new basketball hoops, fountains, restroom fixes and playground borders.
Bonnie’s Bus will offer 3D mammograms and breast care education Aug. 11-14 in Rock Cave, Martinsburg, West Milford, Ivydale and Mill Creek. Free screenings are available for eligible uninsured West Virginia women age 40 and older.
The latest Buckhannon buzz includes Relay for Life, a transmission line open house, a new Amish farm stand and more.
Randy Sanders was sworn in for another term as Buckhannon city recorder this month. First appointed in 2019, he pledged to continue serving residents with clarity, fairness and respect.
A man was charged with malicious assault after police said he shot a person in the back with a BB or pellet gun from a passing car in Buckhannon. He allegedly told police he had been involved in other shooting incidents that night as well.
LUCAS will offer low-dose lung cancer screenings in Buckhannon Aug. 14, Summersville Aug. 12 and Philippi Aug. 13. Appointments require a physician’s order and must be scheduled at least 14 days ahead.
A man was arrested after allegedly causing a two-vehicle collision while impaired by a controlled substance, resulting in serious injury.
The Buckhannon City Council will meet on July 16, 2026. View the meeting agenda.
