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Aquila Theatre production coming to.....
The Aquila Theatre Company will present the thrilling new production of the Henrik Ibsen classic, "An Enemy of the People," at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Buckhannon.
WVWC admission staff recruiting for.....
Fresh off a successful new student recruiting campaign, West Virginia Wesleyan College's admission staff will soon be attending college fairs and visiting high schools throughout the U.S. Wesleyan attracted more than 475 new students during the 2008-2009 year, helping the private residential college increase its total enrollment 7.8 percent to ...
Wesleyan College offering online co.....
West Virginia Wesleyan College's Extended Learning Office is offering online courses for homeschool teaching through its partnership with ed2go.
Relevant Worship to perform in Buck.....
A worship event for all, but especially meaningful to college, high-school and middle school youth, will be Nov.
Opinions Heard on PATH Project
Story Created: Oct 22, 2009 at 5:59 PM EDT A public meeting in Buckhannon on Thursday let folks voice their opinion on the PATH Project.
RCCAC solo exhibit features Casseda.....
A solo exhibition of works by artist Kadra Casseday is currently on display in the Maxwell Gallery at the Randolph County Community Arts Center.
A Calhoun County woman said she should not have needed to attend Thursday's hearings regarding the proposed Potomac Appalachian Transmission Highline in Buckhannon, saying that the West Virginia Public Service Commission should have dismissed the permit application after Maryland rejected the project.
WV PSC Holds Path Public Hearing at West Virginia Wesleyan College
About 200 people crowded into West Virginia Wesleyan College's Benedum Campus Center for the West Virginia Public Service Commission's public comment hearing on the proposed Potomac-Appalachian Transmission Highline, or PATH line, on Thursday.
State democrats find themselves in tough position over cap-and-trade, mountaintop mining.
Buckhannon Police Make Two Arrests
A Buckhannon man is behind bars after police find marijuana in his home. Brian Miller is charged with possession with the intent to deliver marijuana within 1,000 feet of a school.
Wesleyan to honor three during Foun.....
West Virginia Wesleyan College will honor three West Virginia women with the college's Rhododendron Award during the Founders Day Convocation Friday.
WVWC to honor five alumni and one s.....
Five alumni and one special friend will be honored during West Virginia Wesleyan College's annual Homecoming Banquet Saturday.
W.Va. Wesleyan to celebrate homecom.....
Art exhibits, athletic events, barbecues and banquets, "Godspell," gold, a health fair and 5K walk/run, and a variety of social events are among the highlights of West Virginia Wesleyan College's annual Homecoming celebration Friday through Sunday.
Four to join W.Va. Wesleyan College.....
Four West Virginia Wesleyan College alumni will become official board of trustee members during the groups fall meeting Oct.
Godspell' opens on Thursday at WVW.....
The West Virginia Wesleyan College Department of Theater and Dance will continue its fall season with a performance of Stephen Schwartz' spirited musical, "Godspell." Based on the biblical book of Matthew, "Godspell" follows a group of young men and women as they strive to grow together as a community while learning to follow their own hearts and ...
W.Va. Book Festival to feature two outstanding poets
Intro text: Frank X Walker, founding member of the Affrilachian Poets, will read at the West Virginia Book Festival this Saturday at noon.
Wesleyan to host N.Y. jazz artists
West Virginia Wesleyan College's Department of Music will host jazz trumpet legend John McNeil and rising tenor saxophone innovator Noah Preminger for a three day artist-in-residency Wednesday through Friday.
WVWC Football Player Kicked Off Team After Drug Arrest
A West Virginia Wesleyan College student was kicked off the school's football team, Monday, after being arrested for allegedly selling drugs to an informant.
Interim Executive Director of the Elkins-Randolph County Chamber of Commerce and Board Treasurer Robert L. Morris Jr.
Charleston native, novelist Hoffman dies
Novelist Henry William Hoffman, a native of Charleston and longtime professor at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, has died at age 84.
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