Create your history experience by exploring our iconic Mother's Day Shrine or visiting one of the only National Cemeteries in West Virginia. Create your own masterpiece by attending one of our art classes or visiting our Art Gallery on Main Street. No matter the adventure, Grafton is calling.

Grafton is a humble city of more than 4,700 residents residing nestled in the Tygart Valley of North Central West Virginia. Grafton offers a large array of businesses to fulfill your needs from restaurants and coffee shops, to refueling stations, to family activities and a delightful local library.

To meet the new requirements, the water system must identify and have a record of all water lines in the system including the customer's private lines. The State of West Virginia has given the water system until October 16, 2024, to complete the inventory of all water lines.

To meet the new requirements, the water system must identify and have a record of all water lines in the system including the customer's private lines. The State of West Virginia has given the water system until October 16, 2024, to complete the inventory of all water lines.

To meet the new requirements, the water system must identify and have a record of all water lines in the system including the customer's private lines. The State of West Virginia has given the water system until October 16, 2024, to complete the inventory of all water lines.

To meet the new requirements, the water system must identify and have a record of all water lines in the system including the customer's private lines. The State of West Virginia has given the water system until October 16, 2024, to complete the inventory of all water lines.

Becky Bartlett is a lifelong resident of Taylor County. She grew up in Wendel and graduated from Grafton High School with the Class of 1988. She has happily lived in the city limits for 33 years now, raising her family in the Lucretia community.

To meet the new requirements, the water system must identify and have a record of all water lines in the system including the customer's private lines. The State of West Virginia has given the water system until October 16, 2024, to complete the inventory of all water lines.

To meet the new requirements, the water system must identify and have a record of all water lines in the system including the customer's private lines. The State of West Virginia has given the water system until October 16, 2024, to complete the inventory of all water lines.

To meet the new requirements, the water system must identify and have a record of all water lines in the system including the customer's private lines. The State of West Virginia has given the water system until October 16, 2024, to complete the inventory of all water lines.