Road & Recreation Access: The U.S. Forest Service is starting phased repairs to flood-damaged forest roads serving the Cranberry and Williams River recreation areas in the Monongahela National Forest, with temporary closures expected on Forest Road 76 (Cranberry) and Forest Road 86 (Williams River) starting late June/early July. Energy & Industry Watch: National gas prices slipped below $4 a gallon as summer travel ramps up, with demand rising and crude dynamics tied to expectations around Strait of Hormuz reopening. Historic Preservation & Tourism: Grave Creek Mound research highlights how the mound likely sat within a larger ceremonial earthwork landscape around Moundsville, even as farms and development have erased much of the original complex. Agriculture & Biosecurity: West Virginia Department of Agriculture announced interstate movement requirements after multiple New World Screwworm detections. Workforce & Education: Marshall University named its 40th Yeager Scholars cohort, selecting 10 students from WV, Ohio, and Kentucky for scholarships and mentorship. Local Culture & Community: Oglebay Park marked 100 years since Earl W. Oglebay’s gift with a new bronze statue unveiling, adding another draw for the Ohio Valley. Environment & Wildlife: Scientists say West Virginia’s darker skies are helping fireflies, even as light pollution continues to grow. State Identity & Events: West Virginia Day programming and celebrations continue across the state, including a Princeton Railroad Museum event and a governor proclamation recognizing June 20.