Visitors are still flocking to the quaint mountain town of Berkeley Springs in West Virginia to savor its hot springs, art galleries and gift stores. Residents, however, say they are navigating new tensions.

They still smile and shake hands with neighbors at the bakery while getting their morning coffee, as long as they don't mention two words: Donald Trump.

The 850 residents of Berkeley Springs are a mix of rural conservatives who have lived here for generations and people who arrived more recently to the town, which is nestled in the Appalachian Mountains.

The differences have existed for decades, but things are now growing tense.

"A lot of people who quietly stand up for goodness are getting louder, and then that's making the people who are upset by that also become louder," says Ka

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