A view of Main Street from inside the Colonial Theatre last week, when mayor David McCauley took My Buckhannon and other media outlets on a tour of the historic theater.

The show must go on: Despite cancellation of art exhibition, Colonial Theatre renovation inches closer to finish line

BUCKHANNON – The gallery at the Colonial Theater was set to open this past Saturday, March 14, for an Upshur County Schools-wide Youth Art Exhibition. However, concerns over the spread of coronavirus, or COVID-19, forced the show to be postponed. […]
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