Clarksburg Weston, WV, September 25, 2026 —

Clarksburg-Weston is abuzz with several notable local developments, including a significant first for K-9 units in West Virginia’s education system, an ongoing investigation into property damage, and community engagement from a local university sports team.

Webster County Schools has officially welcomed the state’s inaugural vape-detecting K-9 unit. This initiative aims to address the growing concern of vaping within school environments. The specialized canine will be utilized to detect the presence of vaping products, providing schools with an additional tool to maintain a drug-free and healthy campus atmosphere. The specific breed or name of the K-9, as well as the timeline for its deployment and training completion, were not provided. This marks a pioneering effort for educational institutions in West Virginia seeking proactive measures against underage vaping.

Meanwhile, authorities are investigating an incident of vandalism that occurred at South Harrison High School. Details surrounding the extent of the damage and the nature of the acts are currently under investigation. The investigation aims to identify the individuals responsible and determine the full impact of the vandalism on school property. Further information regarding the findings of the investigation, including any potential charges or restoration efforts, has not yet been released.

In other local news, the Fairmont State University swim team hosted an event for the community. Specifics regarding the type of event, its purpose, or the outcomes were not detailed in the summary. Such events often serve to engage students with the local population, promote collegiate athletics, and foster community spirit. The participation and attendance figures for this particular event were not provided.



Story summarized from the original created by Rodney Lamp on www.wboy.com, see more information here.

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