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Buckhannon Banter: Get the local lowdown for July 2, 2026

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By Brian Bergstrom
| mybuckhannon.com
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Fairmont State University featured on Amazon Prime’s ‘The College Tour,’ episode now streaming nationwide

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By Brian Bergstrom
| mybuckhannon.com
Fairmont State University’s episode of “The College Tour” is now streaming and available to audiences nationwide. Hosted by Amazing Race winner Alex Boylan, “The College Tour” offers high school students and their families an engaging, inside look at colleges and universities across the country. Each episode provides prospective students with a deeper understanding of campus life beyond traditional brochures or websites.
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State workers lose key job protections as Morrisey pushes to ‘streamline’ West Virginia government

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By Monica Zalaznik, Brian Bergstrom
| mybuckhannon.com
By Tre Spencer, Mountain State Spotlight This story was originally published by Mountain State Spotlight. Get stories like this delivered to your email inbox once a week; sign up for the free newsletter at mountainstatespotlight.org/newsletter. After nearly 30 years working for the state, Dawn Knight plans to retire this September. She said spending more time with her grandsons played a role in the decision.
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