Category: Buckhannon News

By Sen. Joe Manchin When people ask why I voted against repealing the healthcare law, I always say it’s because we need to make sure those with pre-existing conditions don’t…

By House Finance Chairman Eric Nelson There’s an old episode of The West Wing where the President stands in front of a crowd of students and tells them, “Decisions are…

This Wednesday, representatives from twenty-three local service organizations attended the Buckhannon Volunteer Center official web launch and training session held at the Buckhannon Public Safety Complex Training Room. Participants learned…

BUCKHANNON — On Saturday, August 25, come on out for the 2nd annual Riverfest: a celebration of our water to learn about local conservation efforts, enjoy some good music, and…

This Saturday, August 18, is new student move-in day at West Virginia Wesleyan (WVWC) College. The City is working with the college to reduce traffic congestion on the streets that…

BUCKHANNON —  Welcome back to school, B-U kids! This fall, Stockert Youth & Community Center’s (SYCC) afterschool club members will have the opportunity to participate in a new nature, garden,…

BUCKHANNON — West Virginia Wesleyan College has completed another round of classroom renovations through grant funding from the U.S. Department of Education.  Students and faculty will notice major upgrades in…

MORGANTOWN – From 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, August 5, the spicy-sweet aroma of pepperoni rolls will fill the Morgantown Market Place Pavilion on Spruce Street, as area restaurants,…

By Erin Beck Public Information Coordinator National Youth Science Camp BARTOW, W.Va. – Steve Blasberg used a projector on top of a picnic table. He carried three pens in his…

The 2018 Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) grant students worked with the 5th-11th graders taking part in the West Virginia Wesleyan Summer Gifted Camp program in the Reemsnyder Science Center…