The suspension has effectively closed the post office for use by the public. Hacker Valley was the subject of a Novemstory by Noah Adams of National Public Radio on the impact of the "suspension" of the local post office by the U.S. The community is also contains the grave of George Lough (died 1817), which is believed to be the oldest marked grave in northern Webster County.
Hacker Valley is home to Holly River State Park and serves as the southern end of the Mountain Parkway Byway scenic byway. The valley was named for its first settler, John Hacker (1743-1824), who reportedly took possession of a tract of land nearby by means of "tomahawk mark" circa 1772. Hacker Valley is an unincorporated community in northern Webster County, West Virginia, United States, along the Left Fork of the Holly River.
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