 Everything you need, all in one place. NetSuite.com. From the WVNR newsroom, I'm Warren Ellison with an update. With temperatures reaching the triple digits in the eastern panhandle this week, residents are feeling the drought conditions, especially farmers, orchard growers, and other producers who depend on water. The greater eastern panhandle, along with other parts of the state, have gotten less rain than usual for a few months of the growing season, according to West Virginia Agriculture Commissioner Kent Leonhardt.