All schools in Upshur County will close at 1 p.m. today. All B-UHS sporting events today are canceled.

Stockert Youth & Community Center offering window clings for $2; All proceeds benefit building expansion

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The SYCC window cling.

BUCKHANNON, W.Va. — Show your support for Stockert Youth & Community Center while contributing to the multipurpose space expansion through the purchase of these new window clings!

These peel off easily, so they do not leave a sticky residue on your vehicle window.

They make a perfect addition to a holiday gift basket or stocking – ’tis the season to show some love for our community center.

Tuesday, Nov. 27, marks #GivingTuesday, and the city would love for you to consider making a donation to Stockert Youth & Community Center if you are able. Donations of any amount are appreciated.

Sponsorships are also available at the bronze, silver, gold and platinum levels, with these sponsors displayed on the Giving Tree in the existing building’s entry-way.

If you prefer to give your time, SYCC thrives thanks to its many volunteers who provide tutoring, lead clubs, and coach athletic teams.

For current opportunities, go to buckhannonwv.org/volunteer, follow the “Click here to Volunteer” button, and then search for SYCC or Stockert in the “Current Needs” section or follow this direct link:

https://buckhannonwv.galaxydigital.com/agency/detail/?agency_id=92667

Stockert Youth & Community Center provides tutoring, after-school activities, recreation and sports classes & leagues, and summer camps for youth and adults in Buckhannon and Upshur County.

To donate to the SYCC capital campaign, call City Hall at (304) 472-1651 or go to: www.buckhannonwv.org/about-the-city/donate-syc/

For SYCC volunteer needs, call the Center at (304) 473-0145 or go to the Buckhannon Volunteer Center website at: www.buckhannonwv.org/volunteer

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