WVU to hold Friday bell-ringing ceremony in remembrance of student Anthony Cistaro

My Buckhannon

October 18, 2018

Help Wanted

Sam's Pizza is now hiring kitchen help and delivery drivers. Interested applicants are asked to fill out an application at the restaurant. Read more →

This story brought to you paywall-free, courtesy of the My Buckhannon team and our community partners

West Virginia University will hold a bell-ringing ceremony, coordinated by the Office of Campus and Community Life and Alpha Phi Omega, a national service fraternity, on Friday (Oct. 19) in remembrance of student Anthony Cistaro.

Cistaro, 19, an accounting major from Clarksburg, died on Sept. 26.

The service will begin promptly at noon at Oglebay Plaza on WVU’s downtown campus, and those interested in attending are asked to be there at least 15 minutes beforehand. Family, friends and members of the University community are welcome to attend Friday’s ceremony.

Individuals who would like to speak should contact Kim Mosby at 304.293.5611 or kim.mosby@mail.wvu.edu.

Local Businesses

Recent Stories

News Release · June 7, 2026

Foster, nurture, cultivate: WVWC School of Nursing graduates ready to serve

West Virginia Wesleyan College’s School of Nursing celebrated BSN, MSN and DNP graduates at its May 8, 2026 Convocation and Pinning Ceremony.

News Release · June 7, 2026

WVU study shows pregnant women who sit less and move more have fewer adverse outcomes

WVU researchers found that pregnant women who sit more than 10 hours a day face about double the risk of adverse outcomes like gestational diabetes and preeclampsia compared with those who sit less.

My Buckhannon · June 7, 2026

Buckhannon Banter: Get the local lowdown for June 7, 2026

Get the latest news and event briefs in this edition of the Buckhannon Banter.

News Release · June 7, 2026

William “Bill” D’Aiuto appointed as Department of Human Services chief operating officer

Gov. Patrick Morrisey appointed William “Bill” D’Aiuto as chief operating officer of the West Virginia Department of Human Services, a new role aimed at boosting oversight, efficiency and service delivery.

News Release · June 7, 2026

This week in West Virginia history: June 7 to 13

Mark June 7–13 with a quick tour of West Virginia history, from Elizabeth Kee becoming the state’s first congresswoman to Robert C. Byrd’s record as the longest-serving U.S. senator. The week also remembers artists, writers, soldiers, and tragedies that shaped the Mountain State.

Brian Bergstrom · June 7, 2026

Almost Heaven BBQ Bash returns June 18 with championship teams from 12 states

Almost Heaven BBQ Bash fires up in Jawbone Park June 18–20 with championship barbecue teams from 12 states, including the returning KCBS World Champion and powerhouse King’s Barbecue.