Martinsburg, WV News

• Martinsburg, WV News
• Police seek theft suspect
• Rotary fundraiser a big success
• Holiday brings Panhandle together
• News at 3:45 p.m.: Storm warning in effect
• News at 4:25 p.m.: Man wanted for Charles Town shooting apprehended
• 'Love 2 the Rescue' to be performed
• Martinsburg Municipal Elections - City Council Ward 1
• Martinsburg High School band to host fundraiser June 8
• News at 5:30 p.m.: Police look for suspect
• Jefferson High School graduates more than 250 students
• Wine, arts fest a hit
• Veterans to make cycling trip
• EPOHOA talks legislation amendments
• Video project sends messages of support to many U.S. troops
• Hedgesville gives send-off to 2012 grads
• Washington graduation special
• Famous Inwood venue to reopen
• 2012 graduating class largest in Martinsburg High history
• M. Geraldine Hunter
• New Shepherd campus to open by 2013
• Changes proposed to subdivision regulations
• Indictments handed out
• Musselman High School class of 2012
• Gunshot victim taken to hospital for leg wound
• Plea terms accepted in fatal DUI case
• Job Corps holds tour for partners
• Couple indicted in death of 3-year-old
• Road issues discussed
• Suspect indicted for threatening cop
• Residents create learning product
• Local veterans honored
• News at 7:45 p.m.: Flood watch for Jefferson County
• Animal control funding sought
• BOE draws boundaries
• Cause of fire still under investigation
• Music program benefits Relay
• Fire claims Gerrardstown home
• Sunday evening fire deemed "total loss"
• PSC discontinues CIFs; no refunds
• Tea and garden tour a big hit
• MARC officials hold town hall meeting
• Mulford takes reins at UWEP
• Let's Go Fishin'
• Fate of Martinsburg center up in air
• Taking time to thank the Armed Forces
• Hospice receives $3.2M in tax-exempt bond
• The W.Va. Experience
• Brunswick Line changes spark emotions
• Police name manhunt target
• Club 313 robbed
• Right space, right time
• Firefighters Injured
• Fourteen sentenced in federal court
• First Berkeley County dog park proposed for Ambrose Park
• Man tries to run down troopers
• Jefferson primary votes canvassed
• Martinsburg early voting begins May 30
• News at 1:20 p.m.: Manhunt ensues after man attempts to run over two troopers
• Middle school concepts to be reviewed by Jefferson BOE
• Suspects sought in pistol-whipping
• Election results verified
• West Virginia Wine and Arts Festival
• Hospital patients to benefit from 25th golf classic
• Sportsman's Bash set for Saturday
• Swisher gets five years in prison
• About 150 gather for Mother's Day brunch
• History buffs get rare opportunity
• Police: Handgun, drugs found on juvenile during traffic stop
• Barbershop chorus helps fund schools' music, drama programs
• Mobile clinic delivers free mammograms
• Cynthia's drive exceeds goal; some turned away
• Dorothy E. Smallwood
• Legislative session had ups, downs
• Protect It
• Fugitive attempts to escape police station
• Man pleads guilty to robbery, conspiracy
• Blood drive honors memory of woman
• City's largest project to begin
• Use of sheriff's dept. considered
• News at 9:20 p.m.: Police investigating shots fired complaint near Burke Street Elementary
• Hedgesville High to get track
• Grove retires from BB&T Bank after 38 years of service
• PanTran now on Google Maps
• Children's museum progressing
• Faircloth, Folk win
• Shirley claims primary victory
• Lemaster, Barbour advance
• Maloney wows Young Republicans
• Mauck, Barnhart win BCC primary
• Mountain Ridge pumps up students
• James Rumsey students head to competitions
• Hotel helps in W.Va. prison crowding issue
• Man charged in BB shooting pleads guilty
• News at 5:20 p.m.: Shepherdstown-based mine expert to retire amid fed probe
• VA volunteers recognized at event
• L&H Storage case to be heard today
• Sheriff races are crowded
• One Heart One Mind Center hosts powwow
• Field of delegates diverse
• Local jockey beats the odds
• In the Know - May 6
• Dedication of square will highlight Heritage Day festivities next week
• Magistrate race full
• Around the Region - May 5
• Agencies conclude bus safety exercises
• Veteran, novice square off in Jefferson GOP primary
• Dems have two choices for council
• Candidates vie for local BOE spots
• Police execute multiple search warrants in Ranson; three subjects are arrested
• Shepherd looking at expansion
• Council approves $3.2-million deal
• Flag-raising ceremony held for Elmcroft assisted living residents
• Train, bus plan not final
• Man dies in school bus accident
• Fatal shooting details emerge
• C-5 noise study will continue
• Update at 2:20 p.m.: Man dead after I-81 accident
• Committee meets for Main Street
• APUS donates $26,000 to West Virginia Education Alliance
• Man arrested on kidnapping charges
• Chocolate Fest, Book Faire deemed successful affair
• Lawyer pleads no contest to arson, bomb threat charges
• Man pleads guilty to starving children
• Elijah M. McDavid
• Max Spann to auction two Berkeley County farms
• Commission and school board raise levy rates
• Good Luck Sendoff
• NIE Cruise-In draws big crowd
• In The Know - April 29
• Blue Ridge Primary completed
• Former White House chef Messnier passes on passion for pastry
• Hoops fan completes mission
• Jerry West wows crowd at Book Faire and Chocolate Fest
• Dontrell T. Curry
• First phase of park renovations are complete
• Around the Region - April 28
• Chocolate Fest, Book Faire begins
• Acting administrator named
• Brunswick Line schedule proposed
• Development Authority to settle suit
• Lady to sue county
• Offhand remark turns into fundraiser
• Killing still in question
• Pursuit ends in crash
• Urbanized area population up
• Transportation, economic development topics at roundtable
• Fundraiser promotes infant health
• Chocolate Fest, Book Faire set for Friday
• One dead in shooting
• Update at 11:25 a.m.: Ranson shooting claims life
• New War Memorial Hospital dedicated
• Local groups receive grants from AHA!
• AARP's Scam Jam helps alert local seniors to ripoffs
• 'Most significant historic structure'
• A Proud History
• Event reveals experience of abused, neglected kids
• Motorist airlifted after accident
• Motorist airlifted after accident
• APUS opens solar array
• News at 2:50 p.m.: Traffic accident reported on U.S. 340
• Search puts lawyer on quest
• 5 Democrats seek nod for agriculture post
• Hospital alumni celebrate reunion
• Saying Thank You
• CCAP event slated
• Kinsler named Journal editor
• Mission to start using new facility
• New Blue Ridge CTC facility takes shape
• Local paranormal investigation team finds startling evidence
• Berryville woman claims $2M lottery prizes
• School program celebrates year
• Accused bank robber is indicted
• United Way embarks on Affordable Housing Initiative
• Boydville estate beneficiary of Wal-Mart's generosity
• Md. man sentenced for shooting caged cat
• Board protects land for farming
• City joins Clean Water Coalition
• Taste of Home Cooking School returns to Martinsburg
• News at 4:55 p.m.: Multiple-vehicle accident in downtown
• Area artist looks to 'flush' out attention
• Jefferson Commission ups tax rates
• WVUH-East’s City Hospital Celebrates National Volunteer Week
• Pickin' in the Panhandle event named a 'Place to Be in 2012'
• Berkeley BOE presents awards
• Area man arrested after chase with police
• Martinsburg council lays levy
• Attorney pleads no contest to weapon charges
• Buy a flower, help a child
• Hospice reaches $3 million goal
• WVUH-East’s Jefferson Memorial Hospital Celebrates National Volunteer Week
• Registration open for 'Operation Scam Jam'
• One person flown out after W.Va. 9 wreck Sunday morning
• A&T Athletic Training hosts free demo at facility
• Car crashes into house
• Farmers market thrives
• Distillery finds success, zest
• Deputy Reserve Academy is first in state
• W.Va. DOH to study U.S. 340 corridor
• Cooking event set
• Eastwood Farm featured on tour
• Taste of Home tickets available
• City eyes EPA regs
• Public hearing set on fee changes
• Local woman's aunt survived sinking of Titanic
• Special response team not like TV
• Judge finds some deputies were wrongfully promoted
• City council OKs funds for bathrooms
• Council members pass new fire fees
• Admitted child abuser sentenced
• Rescue Mission to host open house for new building
• Books and chocolate make for a provocative, tasty day
• Jerry West book signing tickets for sale
• Meeting on proposed fee scheduled for Thursday
• Chamber of Commerce meets with local government
• City names streets set to be paved
• Man charged with trying to bribe State Trooper
• Superintendent discusses new school plan
• CDBG, HOME Consortium hearing set
• Area man sentenced to 40 years in prison
• Cacapon improvement bill signed
• News at 1:10 p.m.: Man arrested after opening fire inside house
• News at 1:10 p.m.: Ford's law license annulled
• Loans, out-of-state donors big issue
• One person flown out after wreck on W.Va. 9
• War Memorial hosts egg hunt
• Fundraisers - April 8, 2012
• 'Unique' store opens its doors
• Local monastery celebrates Latin Mass
• Berkeley company installs solar panels on Beech Bottom town hall
• Fight ends with stabbing, shooting
• Tomahawk welcomes PHLOW
• Gym teachers use video games to inspire interest in exercise
• Construction may start by fall
• News at noon: Late-night fight on the Blue Ridge Mountain ends with stabbing, shooting
• Puffenburger named director of facilities
• Hedgesville High's Linton wins contest
• Primary looms on horizon
• Pros, cons split over rate hike
• Patients Benefit From 25th Anniversary Golf Classic Bernie Hutzler Memorial Tournament Benefits WVUH-East Hospitals
• News at 1:30 p.m.: W.Va. students may be missing out on financial aid
• Child critical following pedestrian accident
• Taser lawsuit filed against Berkeley Council, deputy
• Board reviews three area properties
• Sheriff's Department bolsters K-9 force
• Man arraigned on DUI causing death charge
• Firm approved to build new recreation center
• Getting things in order
• Message Sent
• Local fire chief arrested, charged
• News at 1 p.m.: Child in critical condition following pedestrian accident
• News at 12:45 p.m.: Former fire chief arrested
• News at 1:50 p.m.: Man arraigned on DUI causing death charge
• Students record narration of Washington Trail ride
• First Saturdays returning to city
• Former teacher pleads to felonies
• Hairspray Auditions
• Battle of the Brains competition benefits literacy
• Queen Pomona Chosen
• News at 2:20 p.m.: Tomblin to speak on cell phone bill
• News at 4 p.m.: Amy Owen steps down as executive of community foundation
• News at 4:20 p.m.: Shepherd announces firm for pedestrian underpass
• Journal editor to lead West Virginia Press Association
• Volunteers take part in Park Day
• Scouts to honor John Sherwood
• Local family gets keys to new home
• MSM sets concert lineup
• Americans bet nearly $1.5B to win jackpot
• Farmers coping with odd weather
• More players exposed to meth?
• Main Street proposes electric car stations
• News at 11 a.m.: Protest planned over Mountaintop Mining
• Man recently shot by police extradited back to W.Va.
• City of Martinsburg looking for elections poll workers
• Council mulling fire fee changes
• First phase development gets OK
• Community Wellness Screening To Be Held, Openings Still Available
• Shepherd to host 10th annual Relay For Life fundraiser
• Funding donated for new rec center
• Morgan woman acquitted of two charges
• Casino gives $80K to United Way
• Jefferson County Commission approves budget for new year
• City leaders approve $29.9M plan
• Special meeting called to lay levy
• Local students see state Supreme Court in action
• WVUH-East Announces Heart Stroke Prevention Screenings
• 9:45 p.m.: Firefighters respond to reported explosion but find no property damage
• 167th Airlift Wing gives update on 2012 open house, air show
• School calendar up for review
• Charges dropped in 2011 shooting
• Trailer blaze draws fire department
• Grand jury in Martinsburg indicts four
• Funeral director Charles M. Brown dies at age 85
• Restoring Lives
• Home-school conference draws crowd
• Pyles pushes peace, tolerance
• Local business breaks mold with popular, tasty confections
• Aide says former VP Dick Cheney had heart transplant
• Altercation leads to 3 arrests
• Federal grand jury indicts 14
• Joint-use pact OK'd by group
• Manchin encourages area students
• NIE Book Sale continues
• W.Va. supporters mark health overhaul's 2nd year
• New $24.9 million budget finalized
• Primary election planning on track
• Inland port approves agreement
• Committee proposes $29.9M budget
• Local residents anticipate movie release
• Arrest made in South Jefferson theft
• New juvenile drug court probation officer sworn in
• City Club gets tips on preservation
• House GOP unveils budget blueprint
• WorkForce W.Va. hosting job fair for Quad/Graphics
• Catlett: Progress being made on dog parks
• Money controls parks and rec meeting
• Drugs, AK-47 seized during search
• Groh resigns from circuit court to take federal position
• JCBOE reviews fiscal position
• Mary E. Bennett
• Berkeley Council hears final budget comments
• A new era at B&O
• Airman plays taps at funeral after electronic malfunction
• U.S. makes gains in graduation rate
• Russell Road named bred horse of the year
• Checkpoint results in six arrests
• Eagles claim state crown
• Grantham turns passion into big success
• Buckles' fight for WWI memorial lives on in video
• James L. Holub
• Louise V. Carter
• Players react to motel ouster
• Berkeley Council finalizes budget
• Blue Ridge CTC gets budget boost
• News at 4 p.m.: MHS players OK, ready for semi-final game
• Quad/Graphics hiring for 20 positions
• Groh set for federal bench
• Budget talks rev up
• Bulldogs displaced: Remnants of meth lab found; officials close hotel day before semis
• Robbery suspect faces indictment
• Leaders look at budget
• News at 2:30 p.m.: Quad/Graphics hiring workers at Martinsburg facilities
• Airport Authority, NGB meet
• Berkeley's new concealed permit system helps increase efficiency
• Accused bank robber caught
• Park brings dollars
• Sure Thing
• New budget crafted
• Inland port group wants study
• News at 3:45 p.m.: Suspected bank robber apprehended
• Jefferson board rescinds first round of RIF notices
• Local resident shot by police
• Mauck clears felon bill hurdle in Charleston
• Legislature passes texting bill
• One taken to hospital after fire in Inwood
• Snowman Auction
• News at 1 p.m.: Man shot by police flown to Inova Fairfax
• Inland port group schedules meeting
• Memorial golf tournament names co-chairs
• Exhibit opens at The Arts Centre
• City man charged in burglary spree
• Girl Scouts to fete 100th
• Wisecarver hiking Appalachian Trail
• Texting behind wheel debated
• Shepherdstown bank robbed, $4,000 stolen, suspect on loose
• Council discusses county transport proposal
• Martinsburg starts sewer loan process
• Cacapon funding bill passes
• WVUH-East City Hospital Foundation Funds Stretcher
• Judge dissolves temporary restraining order in CVS case
• No cut in forces planned at 167th
• Council approves razing of building
• GFWC of Martinsburg donates bedding to mission
• Council reviews falling budget numbers
• Two arrested after heroin found
• Summit puts Md. town on full alert
• JCDA seeking budget increase
• Olive Garden site plans approved
• Guard, Airport Authority to meet
• Inwood man dies in wreck
• Felon bill still in House
• Police discuss recent burglary sting
• Board acknowledges award winners
• Catlett: Funding search continues
• State requires bond increase for company at new public safety building
• CVS lawsuit disappoints mayor
• Fatal fire autopsy results pending
• Rick K and the All Nighters to perform
• Online sessions move state toward greater transparency
• Theater festival director announces plays for season
• Useful Machines
• Knowledge flows at book fair
• Patricia Lee: Business spirit begins at home with family
• EPOHOA will host candidate gathering
• Legislative session winding down
• Souper Natural: Event giving back one bowl at a time
• Council slates budget talks
• Students honor Seuss' birthday
• Ernest A. Demasi Sr.
• Study: Thoroughbred racing industry has $191M impact on Jefferson County
• Judge halts proposed CVS work
• Local man arrested on sexual abuse charges
• EPEF hosts advertising, marketing consultants
• Assessor proposes online payment plan
• Last county budget proposals given
• Ambulance Authority eyes new transport service
• Local farmer to take part in White House conversation
• On the Rails
• Man dies in wreck during police chase
• Joint-use agreement tops airport agenda
• Trio in custody after fleeing wreck; two women injured
• Growing businesses move into larger downtown offices
• Council hears elected officials' budget requests
• Chocolate Festival activities on April 27 in Martinsburg
• Tickets to see, hear Jerry West on sale
• Apollo Holding Auditions For Pirates Of Penzance
• Murder suspect faces possible indictment
• Supreme Court denies admitted killer Donald Surber's appeal
• County board recognizes student contest winners
• Commission doesn't back full traffic access for CVS
• Macy's hiring for new center
• W.Va. reins in benefit costs
• Credit Creation
• NAACP holds soul food tasting
• Tuscarora Presbyterian hosts music festival
• Berkeley County grand jury releases remaining indictments
• HOA issues gaining ground
• At 95, DiBacco still honoring fellow vets
• State Police respond to shooting Friday morning
• Two airlifted to Va. from Jefferson County accident
• Artists needed
• Ambulance Authority rejects plan
• Officials to present budget requests
• Martinsburg's revenues hit hard by recession
• Board votes on first transfer
• Martinsburg taxes, fees will not likely rise
• Update given on Sportsman's Paradise
• Allergies Topic of Community Seminar
• Environmental meetings slated
• Council rules on assessments
• Stolen copper costly
• Suspects in beating, home invasion indicted
• Pedestrian struck by tractor-trailer airlifted
• Man charged with murder extradited
• State OKs plan
• Groups appeal quarry permit
• Council continues assessment, budget work
• Police seeking robbery suspect
• School sports topic at meeting
• Berkeley Council considers new public safety building colors
• Volunteer honored by United Way of the Eastern Panhandle
• Former Berkeley deputy dies during Pa. chase
• Trip to Charleston informative for Mauck
• Fundraisers - February 19
• Inaugural Hair 2 Share event exceeds expectations
• Elks Lodge fetes athletes
• Whitacre eyes HOA tax issues
• Bluegrass gathering keeps music alive
• News at 5 p.m.: Accreditation reviewers visit Mountain State University
• CATF looms on horizon
• Mountain State University loses nursing accreditation
• Manchin pays visit to area
• Graffiti preservation under way at Morgan Chapel
• Jefferson Commission votes to eliminate county department
• Council approves office rental; action criticized
• Elderly man dies in car accident
• Assessors say HOA property law needs to be clarified
• MSM discusses its mission
• Martinsburg council approves resolutions
• Firefighters respond to call at area business
• Board rules in quarry case
• West Virginia University Hospitals-East offers Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Eat Well for Life ISM Program to Encourage Healthy Lifestyles by focusing on Nutrition and Exercise
• Discover Relaxation Withinsm I and II to Help Reduce Stress
• WVUH-East, Local Physician Offer Running Clinics, Training Program
• Apollo Holding Auditions For Death By Chocolate
• Roundhouse work set to begin
• New nonprofit addresses area issues
• Festival of Banners applications due soon
• MSM adds to events calendar
• Singing Valentines
• Caleb F. Burns Jr.
• Inland port can't use state grant
• Volunteer firefighter dies after accident
• Airport Authority seeks extra funds
• News at 9:30 a.m.: Mountain St. to name interim president in April
• Best of the best honored at 19th annual Law & Safety Day awards
• Bridal Fair
• Event honors black women in America
• Career prep topic at event
• Fundraisers - February 12
• State, Jefferson assessor 'not at odds' over HOA issues
• Family meets recipient of daughter's liver
• Valentine's Day keeps local chocolate shop packing
• ACT test cancelled
• Prostitution sting nets arrests
• New city flag flies over Martinsburg
• Student has double lung transplant
• Gas prices affect customers ordering flowers, florists' costs to fill orders
• Supreme Court hears convicted murderer Donald Surber's appeal
• UWEP aims to mobilize community through charity
• Martinsburg City Council nixes appeal of HPRC ruling
• Berkeley 911 fills vacancies, hires eight
• Police seeking assistance locating suspect in armed robbery
• Fundraiser set to benefit homeless
• Harpers Ferry, others could join consortium
• Assistance for low-income families cut dramatically
• Council hears social service budget requests
• L&H Storage hearing set for Friday
• Agreement with National Guard Bureau tabled
• Budget cuts could affect Army Guard
• Death of father and son believed to be murder-suicide
• Two indicted on bank fraud charges arrested
• Board discusses budget in meeting
• Berkeley County Council looking at budget cuts
• Police: Fire victims had been shot
• Officials navigate rules on devices
• Following a Dream
• 'Patriots' honored at Morgan County Commission meeting
• McFarland House hosts bridal tasting event
• Narcotics stolen in Walgreens robbery
• News at 4:30 p.m.: Valley Mall in Hagerstown, Md., closed as unruly crowd awaits new Nikes
• Layne: Preventing ID theft is the best way to handle fraud
• Sisters discover what makes geysers blow off steam
• Cold, snow hits Panhandle
• Area HOAs respond to Banks' ruling
• Tai Chi improves balance, flexibility
• Ogden Newspapers Inc. selected to acquire The Northern Virginia Daily
• Man arraigned for felony child abuse
• Solid waste facility is discussed
• Around the Region - February 4
• 167th Airlift Wing getting new airplanes
• County faces shortfall in 2012
• Reorganization is an issue for commission
• Adoption the focus for Children's Home
• One sweet vision
• Meeting held to question proposed CVS in Charles Town
• Skupnick accepts terms of plea
• More monies needed
• New Olive Garden proposed
• WVUH-East Announces Heart Month Activities
• Local resident facing charges
• Council hears budget requests
• Officials look ahead, discuss goals at retreat
• Berkeley leaders eye bright future
• Berkeley board drops 22 positions
• Physician Achieves Board Certification in Clinical Lipidology
• United Way Of The Eastern Panhandle Newsletter - January 2012
• School cuts protested
• Berkeley County Council begins work on annual budget
• Trial continued for man accused of killing fiancee
• Local lawyer facing more legal troubles
• Board backs all RIF layoffs
• Unpopular Congress tries to police itself on insider trading
• Lack of candidates shapes state races
• Children found after getting lost in woods
• Singing Praise
• Berkeley Board of Review and Equalization begins Monday
• Candidates to be finalized
• Jefferson to stop HOA common grounds tax
• Bowlerama a focal point for community
• Candidates file for election
• Regional ag directory planned
• Councilmen meet legislators
• Impact fees dip $200K in Jefferson
• Should Adam Stephen have a statue?
• Council hires 911 deputy director
• Quarry permit decision made
• Candlelight vigil held for Jefferson County fire victims
• News at 9 a.m.: Route 340 south closed near Candlewood Drive for accident
• Area man sentenced in child abuse case
• Group: Now's the time to buy home
• Council considers new hire for 911
• Juanita V. Pierce
• ALDI, eatery plans proceed
• New Breast Care Center presented at open house
• Jetliner makes local emergency landing
• Berkeley County Schools set to save more than $900K
• EPEF program for February: Risk, protection
• HOTP gets need certificate
• Second phase of bay plan on tap
• Two dead following house fire
• More RIF suggestions approved
• Teenager dies after two-vehicle accident
• Spring Mills Walmart receives bomb threat, is briefly evacuated
• Author gives talk about new book
• Community raising funds to help teacher
• News at 9 p.m.: Weather impacting school and work schedules
• Taste event provides a festive evening for Eastern Panhandle
• Court blocks redistricting judgement
• Mellow Moods looks to add to hours, operation
• Supreme Court ruling allows Legislature's congressional districts
• The Journal posting event updates or cancellations
• Final meeting addresses study
• Community discusses prescription drug abuse
• Catlett: Good response for new rec center
• Inland port talks set to proceed
• Jerry West set to be speaker at Book Faire
• Community challenged to sponsor ShelterBoxes
• Fox back on planning commission
• Warming Hearts
• Whooping cough is in Berkeley schools
• School board conducts hearings
• News at 5 p.m.: Water main breaks in Martinsburg
• Utility rates a mixed bag in Martinsburg
• Sen. Manchin files for re-election, first full term
• Man charged in two recent robberies
• City making headway on projects
• Inland port group to hold special meeting
• Main Street meets to talk 2011
• Riding for Unity
• Candidates file for Berkeley County offices
• WVUH-East, Local Physician Offer Running Clinics, Training Program
• Official's daughter survives accident
• Police still seeking robbery information
• One person flown out after Morgan County fire
• Residents back phone, texting ban
• News at 4:45 p.m.: Gun issues highlighted at Va. General Assembly
• News at 4:45 p.m.: Former W.Va. Gov. Hulett C. Smith dies at 93
• You're always welcome at Momma's Country Kitchen
• New U.S. House maps emerging
• Civil rights activist gives keynote at scholarship event
• Organizers host kickoff event for Relay For Life
• Area man wanted
• Lawmakers highlight key issues
• Event recycles paper, builds community pride
• School officials issue 66 RIF letters
• Shepherd student struck in crosswalk
• Officials: Transparency, diversity import to planning commission
• Development roundtable brings officials, contractors, citizens together
• W.Va. seeks US Supreme Court redistricting stay
• Pump replacement quote is approved
• Delegate district map ruled faulty
• It's budget time for public libraries
• Guilty plea is entered
• A Job Well Done
• City Hospital, Jefferson Health Care Foundation Board Elects Officers, Welcomes New Board Directors
• News at 5:15 p.m.: Two W.Va. fire departments get federal grants
• News at 5:15 p.m.: W.Va. lawmakers weigh $1B bond for road needs
• Teachers work to help stop bullying
• Two charged in toddler's death face indictment
• Devon E. Harvey
• Proposal put before inland port coalition
• Commission delays officer election
• Sewer rates likely to rise
• Redistricting deadline lifted
• Teachers recognized for national certification
• Arrested teacher suspended without pay
• Development to be discussed at Friday meeting
• Roundhouse Authority approves lease
• Diocese's request to raze building turned down
• Midtown 7-Eleven robbed at knifepoint
• Possible layoffs topic of JCBOE meeting
• Safety of air shows under scrutiny
• Patterson's pharmacy a city landmark for years
• Music festival draws bagpipe players from across country
• Bath-Romney Campaign remembered
• 2nd annual Snowman Spectacular kicks off
• News at 4 p.m.: Safety of popular air shows, races under scrutiny
• News at 6 p.m.: Study of deer-vehicle collisions planned in W.Va.
• In The Know - January 8
• Glengary fire victims identified as man, child; investigation ongoing
• Elections, demolition request are on agenda
• Commuters weigh in on MARC changes
• Teacher arrested for solicitation
• Mobile home fire kills two
• JCS chief: No layoffs are certain
• News at 9:30 a.m.: Glengary fire victims identified as man, child
• Local lawmakers talk about redistricting, OPEB, prison overcrowding, drug abuse
• Chairman: Berkeley County Fire Board needs more money
• Districts dispute dominates discussion
• Teenager's death being investigated
• Officials will appeal nullification
• Networking like farming for business
• Physician Joins OB/GYN Practice
• Pageant Dreams
• W.Va. tax revenues up $56M for budget year
• Accused murderer offered plea deal
• Ralph J. McDonald
• Teenager dies after being hit by big rig
• News at 4:15 p.m.: Gas prices in W.Va. increase by a penny
• News at 4:15 p.m.: Ketchum takes over as W.Va. chief justice
• BREAKING NEWS: Teenager dies after being struck by tractor trailer
• Rodney Woods will not seek another term
• New charges filed in abuse case
• Reaction to redistricting decision is positive
• Redistricting plan voided by panel
• News at 4 p.m.: More documents needed for W.Va. driver license
• News at 2:30 p.m.: W.Va. Congressional redistricting plan voided
• Report links Chesapeake Bay cleanup, jobs
• W.Va. starts off 2012 with $56M in tax cuts
• Two arrested in child's death
• Words to live by
• 2012 means little rest for state politics
• Polar Bear participants take plunge for charity
• First-time parents welcome Panhandle's first child of 2012
• Martinsburg man killed in N.J. crash
• Pricey picks: Powerball tickets doubling to $2 starting Jan. 15
• News at 4:45 p.m.: Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• In The Know - January 1
• Local man helps youth find direction
• Proud to Volunteer
• Town meetings scheduled
• Air show disaster tops year of news in Eastern Panhandle
• City, CSX on track to repair underpass
• Martinsburg mayor proud of '11 efforts
• Scrap metal being recycled as building is renovated
• Berkeley public safety building progresses
• Man charged in fatal accident dies
• Volunteers sought for boards, commissions
• Autopsy:?Murder victim pregnant
• Quality Service Award Recipient Announced at City Hospital
• Airport Authority sets evening meeting
• Project Java still possible
• Police seeking suspect
• Linton visits White House
• Hysterectomy Topic of Community Seminar
• Physician Achieves Board Certification in Clinical Lipidology
• WVUH-East Offers Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Eat Well for Life I & IISM Programs to Encourage Healthy Lifestyles
• WVUH-East Offers Drop 10 in 10 from Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield
• News at 4:15 p.m.: Gas prices in W.Va. up a nickel since last week
• News at 2 p.m.: Jefferson County Commission: 2nd District too sprawling
• Wilkes files precandidacy papers
• New congressional map under scrutiny
• Man now faces indictment in alleged threat incident
• Reissuing bonds saves more than estimated
• News at 4:15 p.m.: W.Va.'s new congressional map still under scrutiny
• News at 5 p.m.: Study: W.Va. buys less wine than any other state
• MSU faculty loss sparks review
• Local couple's collection bears personal meaning
• Man charged with murder
• News at 4:15 p.m.: Beane, Wilkes explore W.Va. Supreme Court bids
• News at 5 p.m.: MSU loss of nursing faculty prompts review
• Asbury United Methodist Church has community Christmas Day dinner
• Merry Music
• Last-minute shopping crowds light
• End of the line
• A Helping Hand
• Last day for holiday shopping
• Jail officials explain the holidays traditions
• Doyle says he's not going to seek another term
• Council appoints assessor
• News at 2 p.m.: Editor seeking assistance for family
• Jefferson Man pleads guilty to Martinsburg bank robbery
• Layaway angels swoop into Martinsburg Kmart
• Local veteran gets wheels but needs more help
• Berkeley officials refining "fast track" policy
• Man held on $50,000 bail after drug arrest
• One person found dead after fire
• News at 3 p.m.: W.Va. SOS offers online chats for business owners
• News at 12:30 p.m.: Legal Aid of W.Va. faces layoffs due to cuts
• News at 3 p.m.: W.Va. enters holidays with lower gas prices
• Man sentenced to three to 30 years in prison
• Officials: Martinsburg Postal jobs are safe for now
• Shirley A. Doughtery
• Violence rumor a concern at local high school
• Board updated on new school
• Area man charged with sexual assault
• Waste Management appeals Solid Waste Authority's landfill decision
• Motion to try accused murderers separately denied
• News at 2:30 p.m.: W.Va. DUI arrests decline, holiday patrols planned
• News at 5:30 p.m.: Groups ask to nix Bowl cigar sponsor
• News at noon: Berkeley County Schools say rumors of incident at Musselman High School unfounded
• News at 4:45 p.m.: Want a white Christmas? Keep dreaming
• Pursuit suspect charged with fleeing while DUI
• Home fire causes extensive damage
• Charles Boone
• Community Christmas dinner on tap
• Welcome Home
• News at 4:15 p.m.: W.Va. lawmakers see major gains heading into 2012
• Hedgesville students give gifts to children
• Driver injured in pursuit through county
• Program addresses bullying
• Jefferson County case deals with access to HOA documents
• EPOHOA meeting draws large crowd
• City flag is on special council agenda
• Knights of Columbus donate coats for needy kids
• HOA meeting is today
• News at 8 p.m.: Homeowners association meeting Saturday morning
• Commercial impact fees to stay
• Candidates interviewed for assessor vacancy
• Fire fee may see increase in 2012
• Youth is charged as adult
• Hearing attendees mostly favor impact fee suspension
• Linton gets invitation to White House
• Snyder: Bill a compromise of competing interests
• New Border-to-Border campaign to crack down on impaired drivers
• 20-year-old dead, 17-year-old injured in wreck
• EPIPC gets one response
• News at 3:45 p.m.: New W.Va. bullying policy protects LGBT students
• News at 4:30 p.m.: W.Va. selling lifetime senior hunting license
• News at 4:30 p.m.: Survey: 1 in 4 U.S. women victims of severe violence
• 'Shop with a Cop' outreach helps local families
• WVUH-East, Local Physician Offer Running Clinics, Training Program
• Quality Service Award Recipient Announced at City Hospital
• Kenneth G. Louden
• One killed in Berkeley County traffic accident
• News at 5:30 p.m.: Rockefeller: Postal Service delays cuts 6 months
• Council addresses nepotism with elected officials
• Criticized by some, Marcellus bill clears panels
• CDBG requests available
• City applies for funds
• Helping Veterans
• Jefferson Memorial Installs Fetal Monitoring System
• South Berkeley VFD helping local families
• Person of interest identified in Club Twisted stabbing
• Social Studies Fair: 'Project-based learning experience'
• College plans eyed at event
• City Council agrees to re-apply for state grant
• Pair charged in connection with robbery
• High Court considers adding judge
• Berkeley County Council OKs demolition
• Fundraiser auction set for tonight
• All-American
• Special session scheduled Sunday
• News at Noon: Texting by drivers up by half in 2010
• Action taken on four properties
• Public hearing scheduled for Martinsburg meeting
• School bus driver cited in accident
• Berkeley Safe and Clean Agency moving ahead
• Tapping the Sun
• News at 1:30 p.m.: Federal panel sets Dec. 27 W.Va. redistricting hearing
• Inland port groups set to meet Thursday
• Airport Authority faces loss of revenue
• Authority tables deal with WAPA
• New judge sought for 23rd Circuit
• News at 1:30 p.m.: Governor names acting director of W.Va. Housing Fund
• News at 1:30 p.m.: W.Va. gas prices decline a few cents
• Board of education proposes 2002 bond refinancing
• Victim of fatal accident identified as local man
• Berkeley County to debut roundtable meetings
• Questions answered by legislators
• Historic Claymont Court Mansion host of seminar
• Area church raises funds for upgrades
• One dead in traffic accident
• Martinsburg police investigating shots fired
• Officials: Nepotism can be stopped
• Bulldogs win state title
• Weekend schedule is full of activities
• Church donates 300 turkeys to community
• Chamber hosting legislative luncheon
• Rockefeller endorses buying local
• Christmas tree delights young and old
• Martinsburg wins state football title
• Douglas L. Pike
• News at 5 p.m.: Shepherd hosting holiday concerts
• Second suspect in beating picked up
• Group touts benefits of new federal health care law
• Commission votes 'no' on cement mill funds
• Snowflake Queen
• Kilmer resigns; interim sought
• Milestone flight
• Fundraiser set for local teen
• Shooting investigated
• Three arrested after incident
• Local man beaten
• Parvo infects county kennel
• Shooting investigated
• Capito visits school
• Road finished
• Looking ahead
• Jefferson schools hiring outlined
• The Journal partnering with Monster.com
• Annual legislative summit today
• Maloney eyeing another bid for governor
• WVU School of Medicine Offers Oral Cancer Screenings
• WVUH-East City Hospital Wins National Improvement Award
• News at 9 a.m.: Md. murder defendant due in court for hearing
• News at 9:30 a.m.: Blue Ridge president featured speaker at Friday breakfast
• News at 4:30 p.m.: W.Va. man pleads guilty to murder of Md. woman
• News at 4:30 p.m.: GOP's Maloney eyeing another bid for W.Va. governor
• 'Not So Nutcracker'
• Church marks area woman's 100th birthday
• Fundraisers - November 27
• In The Know - November 27
• Man wounded in Club Twisted shooting
• Shoppers support local vendors
• Local merchants hope to raise community awareness
• Artists' market offers gift ideas to community
• Artists' market offers gift ideas to community
• City woman uses seamstress talents to help others
• Local retailers see big benefit from Black Friday
• Shoppers scour stores for savings
• Civil Air Patrol turns 70 years old
• Groups helping find gifts for area seniors
• Couple thankful despite house fire
• Sharing with others: Thanksgiving meal popular with community
• Blaze causes 'extensive' damage to local bar
• L&H Storage to continue project
• 'We hit grades hard'
• Justices uphold redistricting plans
• Breaking news at 11:15: U.S. 11 at Springs Mills closed for possible fire at Club Twisted
• News at 11 a.m.: Average gas price in W.Va. down 8 cents
• Turkeys being sought for community holiday dinner
• Court supports jockeys on review issue
• Students to march in televised parade
• Stuck in a holding pattern
• Small fire breaks out at school
• Jobless rates fall in Eastern Panhandle
• Concerns about banned players aired at meeting
• Van Gogh mural goes
• Panel refreshed on Edwin Miller Boulevard plan
• News at 4 p.m.: 'Small fire' handled at Charles Town Middle School
• News at 5 p.m.: Oct. joblessness falls in all but five W.Va. counties
• Book will showcase Shepherdstown
• South Berkeley prepares for events
• Churchgoers deliver blessings door to door
• Handmade Holidays
• News at 10 a.m.: Shepherdstown extends parade deadline
• News at Noon: Students back in class after fire alarm at Charles Town Middle School
• News at 5 p.m.: Special W.Va. governor race costs candidates $10.4M
• News at 5 p.m.: W.Va. guard unit deploying to Afghanistan
• MSM seeking cold-weather clothing for children
• Deer carcass composting program under way
• Berkeley County SWA denies landfill increase
• Lectures offer advice on health, retirement
• Hundreds attend Albertazzie auction
• Christian: Going the extra mile for progress
• Protesters demonstrate against Berkeley County prosecutor
• Commission hears about achievements
• Charles Town?Casino donates eight tons of food to charity
• News at 1 p.m.: Healthcare reform topic of Eastern Panhandle Entrepreneurs Forum
• News at 4 p.m.: Library hosting retirement planning event Saturday
• News at 4:30 p.m.: Traffic stopped on I-81 southbound near Tabler Station
• 17-year-old pleads no contest to armed robbery
• HOA hears from subdivision communities
• County Council seeks to comply with IRS rules
• Lunch Bag Project kicks off
• WVUH-East Jefferson Memorial Hospital Recipient of Best Practice Award
• WVUH-East’s Jefferson Memorial Hospital One of the First to Offer 3D Mammography: The Latest in Breast Cancer Screening for U.S. Women
• Fire closes Shepherd buildings
• U.S. 522 closed south of Berkeley Springs
• Doors to Christmas exhibit
• New Martinsburg wards get final approval
• Forum focuses on homelessness
• Arrest made in sexual assault
• Robert C. Byrd Center at Shepherd to host debt forum
• New bond issue could save city money
• Berkeley Springs train depot gets grant
• City commission OKs demolitions
• Farm of the Year
• Man accused of stalking to remain jailed
• School board gets updates on employee benefits
• Local Internet access exceptional
• News at 10 a.m.: Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races moves closer to year-round racing
• One person flown out after hit-and-run involving tractor-trailer
• Hedgesville author has new book published
• Subscribers dealt a surprise in home newspaper delivery
• Blaze leaves four without a residence
• Arts & Crafts
• Warm the Children program helps bring Christmas cheer to needy
• I-81 closed after SUV flips over
• Group busts myths about blind people
• Trees planted at west end of W.Va. 9 pathway
• Volunteers plant trees along walking path
• News at 4:30 p.m.: Tomblin W.Va. gov after months in acting role
• Honorable
• Veterans honored in Jefferson County
• Tree planted honors vets
• Local veterans praised
• Demolition of school approved
• Panel to relieve Russell of duties
• Making a Difference
• Project seeks vets' histories
• Citizens Defense League appeals
• Trick-or-treating
• Youths honored for test results
• Demolition, 20-foot-tall mural on Martinsburg HPRC agenda
• Judge revokes home confinement for man indicted for murder
• Quality Service Award Recipient Announced at City Hospital
• Harpers Ferry park rangers receive awards
• Bunker Hill woman served in Australian Air Force during war
• Hundreds show for trunk-or-treat
• Brandon L. Barrett
• W.Va. tries scaled-down funding
• Fighting like a girl
• In the Know - October 30
• Fundraisers - Oct. 30, 2011
• Around the Region - October 30
• Knights to serve Thanksgiving feast this year
• Snow Day
• Governor tours mental health services center
• Snow, winter weather may come early
• City Hospital showcases expansion, renovation
• Building dedicated for judge
• News at 2:30 p.m.: Snow continues, trees and power lines down
• CHAMPS
• News at Noon: Trick or Treat times noted
• Jefferson County sets public hearing on district changes
• Man's chainsaw case comes to close
• Martha Breakall
• County reviews fast-track policies
• Thanksgiving dinner at St. Joe's on hiatus
• News at 4:30 p.m. - FDA ties birth control drugs to blood clot risk
• News at 4:30 p.m. - Some W.Va. crack offenders set for early release
• News at 5 p.m. - Wegmans recalls pine nuts over salmonella concerns
• Jury enters deliberations in chainsaw trial
• 'Take back' drug event on tap for Saturday
• Felony charges in gun case dismissed
• New children's system
• News at 1 p.m. - W.Va.'s Snowshoe set to start snowmaking
• News at 1 p.m. - Group says W.Va. weak on teacher evaluations
• Shooting suspect faces possible indictment
• Trial begins in chainsaw case
• Local VFD gets 5-year extension
• Future looks promising
• News at 1 p.m. - W.Va. justice panel to meet Nov. 1 in Morgantown
• News at 1 p.m. - W.Va. groundbreaking set for labs, classrooms
• News at 1 p.m.: Northern Lights visible
• Martinsburg Councilman Lewis appointed to panel
• Retired veterans react to Iraq withdrawal
• Commission updated on Project Java
• Vet honors fallen soldiers
• News at 9 a.m.: State truancy meeting set for Martinsburg
• Eastern Panhandle Free Clinic Celebrates 10 Years of History Jefferson Memorial Hospital Part of Clinic’s Beginning
• News at 5 p.m. - Two W.Va. counties challenge redistricting
• News at 5 p.m. - U.S. health care law offers W.Va. prison savings
• Artists open studios for annual tour
• Elaine C. Myers
• Fight continues over retiree health
• Learning New Skills
• News at 5 p.m. - Gov. Corbett launches state takeover of Pa. capital
• News at 5 p.m. - Morgantown time-lapse video becomes Web sensation
• News at 5 p.m. - Fall wild turkey season begins in W.Va.
• News at 5 p.m. - Fight continues over W.Va. retiree health costs
• Chili Cook-Off brings large crowd to downtown
• Tri-county jobless rates up and down
• 29th Division reunion closes
• VAMC celebrates anniversary
• Veterans show off marksmanship skills
• Jefferson Memorial Hospital Receives Digital Mammography ACR Accreditation
• Depression Topic of Community Seminar
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Ex-deputy files wrongful termination suit
• Berkeley County facilities administrator's hearing postponed
• Joshua Beck: I'm being painted as the bad guy
• Jury indicts erstwhile Pa. council head
• W.Va. college grads rising above economic troubles
• Business Roundup - Oct. 16
• Casino makes new additions
• Volatility of market creates need for new strategy
• News at Noon: Citigroup earnings rise 74 percent
• Vietnam draftee served proudly
• Festival wraps up
• Segregated school educator recognized
• City man nabbed after police chase
• Man dies after motorcycle wreck
• Investigate
• Dropouts
• Speak out
• Affordability
• Berkeley County Schools reaching out to parents
• Worth Weighing In
• WVUH-East Awarded Contract to be a National Evaluation Site for the BodyWorks Program, Partners with the Berkeley County Health Department
• National health care ruling best done early
• Cutting Waste
• Council approves 2M for project
• News at 10 a.m.: Frederick County residents mixed on slot machines
• News at 11 a.m.: City tax on non-resident workers in court
• Pilot dies after plane crash
• News at 10 a.m.: Fall colors coming later in year
• Dancing with the Community Stars fundraising event on tap
• Maloney carries Panhandle
• Earl Ray Tomblin becomes W.Va. governor
• Main Street Martinsburg unveils its Christmas ornament for 2011
• Certificate of need approved
• News at 6: W.Va. gov election 1st to have legal liquor sales
• Youth football section deadline is Oct. 17
• News at 2 p.m.: Emergency blood drive today until 4 p.m.
• Democrat Earl Ray Tomblin wins W.Va. governor's race
• Suspect in last week's Shell gas station robbery found dead
• Event helps March of Dimes
• Local teacher honored with ACE award
• Election winds down with final appeals
• Governor race may be close one
• Local journalist supported war effort as a 'Rosie the Riveter'
• Wild market ride is driving people out of stocks
• Shortened term belies profile of governor race
• Initial report released on airshow crash
• Fighting Hunger
• News at 4: W.Va. governor race winds down with final appeals
• News at Noon: Small plane missing in Hardy County
• News at 4: W.Va.'s Snowshoe resort gets 9 inches of snow
• News at 7: Stink bugs heading inside as weather cools
• Future of subdivision now a legal issue?
• Dueling messages will face state voters
• Support group holds second Awareness Fair
• Trails and Trees Studio art tour showcases local talent
• Annual races draw thousands
• Chesapeake Bay restoration is headed in right direction
• Election Day held at Berkeley Heights
• Store robbed at gunpoint
• One dead, one injured in accident
• FBI alleges governor's race smear plot
• W.Va. 9 still closed following accident
• Warrants pending for suspects in home invasion
• Thief with gun robs Martinsburg gas station
• Report says Berkeley County finances in the black
• Court abstains from gun law case
• Initiative launched
• News at Noon: Leesburg Airshow set for Saturday
• News at 8 p.m.: Snowflakes should fly in W.Va. this weekend
• News at 8 p.m.: CDC: Miners, construction, food workers smoke most
• Memorandum decision filed for terminated officer
• Ranson, other W.Va. areas receive federal monies
• Vigil held for fire victims
• Capias issued after defendant fails to show
• Women of Distinction recognized
• Kidney Disease Topic of Community Seminar
• New details on shooting of carjacker come forth
• New 'fast track' policy possible to move projects through
• Berkeley man killed in farm accident
• Opening statements heard in Seibert trial
• Fathers participate in children's lives as Watch D.O.G.S.
• W.Va. hosts congressional mining rules hearing
• Blue Ridge Primary appoints first principal
• Victim of fatal stabbing incident is identified
• First Downtown Dialogue meeting deemed a success
• Carjacker shot, killed during hostage incident
• 'You did your best, did your job'
• Local teacher awarded international opportunity
• Police probe cruiser collision
• Appalachian Artistry
• One person killed in stabbing
• BREAKING NEWS 6:30 p.m.: One person dead, second wounded in fatal stabbing
• Event includes Scarecrow Project Kick-Off
• Marker dedication held at Confederate grave in Martinsburg
• Tomblin can make reforms
• Maloney seeks alternatives
• Plane photos offer insight to disaster
• Event includes Scarecrow Project Kick-Off
• Tomblin can make reforms
• Maloney seeks alternatives
• Plane photos offer insight to disaster
• News at Noon: Grant withdrawal stalls Hardy County wastewater plant
• Cooking School tickets on sale
• Former Yip Yip Dog Kennel addressed by county officials
• King, Queen intersection to close again
• Change to zoning eyed
• County flooding insurance will drop
• Airshow photo could help solve crash mystery
• News at Noon: Berkeley and Morgan among 12 counties getting library funds
• News at Noon: Two hurt in early-morning house fire in Martinsburg
• News at 7 p.m.: Car hits utility pole, kills power to 1,200 in Hammonds Mill area
• Man indicted for bank robbery
• North Carolina man indicted on voluntary manslaughter charge
• Man indicted on 3 counts
• Local school named one of nation's best
• Health Department offering flu shots
• An eye on the future
• Building the dream
• Man sues city after Taser incident
• Tomblin visits Martinsburg
• Early voting begins today
• Accused murderer is directly indicted
• Crowd remembers lost friend at vigil
• Help available for airshow crash witnesses
• Historic Bid
• Man pleads not guilty to murder, neglect
• First lady visits area state parks
• Berkeley planning board approves 'Project Java'
• Attack ads the norm in gov. race
• Suspect wanted in attempted armed robbery identified
• Firefighters train to battle propane problems
• Veteran recalls how Marine Corps gave him a bright future
• Press conference held by NTSB on fatal crash
• Martinsburg: Pilot in fatal airshow crash identified
• Dreyfuss calls for donations to buy Happy Retreat
• Historic Birthday
• Planning members set to discuss L&H Storage Monday
• Airshow crowd stunned by pilot's sudden death
• Tragedy: Plane crashes at airshow, pilot killed
• Actor Richard Dreyfuss speaks to local high school students
• Meeting set on shifting pavers
• Festival starts with dedication
• Thunder over the Blue Ridge
• Airshow: Watching until the end
• Plane crashes at airshow; pilot killed
• Three W.Va. schools, including Inwood Primary, are honored
• News at 2 p.m.: Inwood Primary honored at Blue Ribbon School
• Local man sentenced after police pursuit
• WVUH-East Hospitals to downsize financial services
• Building plans are progressing
• City sewer plant facility plan OK'd
• Airshow will get adrenaline flowing
• Angel Food Ministries cancels Sept. distributions
• Charles Town, Ranson conclude workshop
• W.Va. lottery falters
• Area man dies in motorcycle wreck
• New W.Va. prison means politics, lawmakers told
• Job Corps helps with area projects
• Athletes support community for Day of Caring
• Area distribution center possible
• BREAKING NEWS 4:30 p.m.: Police investigate possible fatal accident
• 167th Airlift Wing to hold Military Appreciation Day
• School board updated on growth over decade
• Sunday's head-on collision victim identified
• Voters must register by today
• Social Security advocates fear cuts
• One dead after car accident
• Woman sentenced to 15 years for fatal shooting
• Wounded Marine reflects on service, rehabilitation
• Kids take first in BBQ cook-off
• 9/11 first responder leads ceremony
• Local changes remain 10 years later
• Nation marks 10 years since attacks
• Finding Strength
• 9/11 Memories
• Local law enforcement officials recall events
• Sunflowers put smiles on students' faces
• Ranson gets $1.5M grant
• Area cities kick off weeklong workshop
• VAMC holds 9/11 remembrance
• News at 3 p.m.: Parking restrictions, detours set for air show
• Breaking News: High school football report
• Commission plans hearing on zoning amendment
• Board tries to increase office space
• Council delays support for grant
• Small presents 'virtual courthouse' update
• 73-year-old accused of killing son indicted
• Candidates Debate
• Tomblin seeks to get message out
• News at 10 a.m.: Today is last chance to bid on WVU 'Tailgating' tickets
• News at 11 a.m.: Main Street Martinsburg looking for artists
• News at 11 a.m.: Flooding from Storm Lee forces evacuations
• Romney, Perry spar over jobs, Social Security
• New trial date set in child starvation case
• 5 slain in W.Va.; suspect dead
• Deluge moves northeast with Lee's remnants
• Judge: No bond change for accused Strauss attacker
• Student applying to join Board of Education
• Medical Ethics Topic of Community Seminar
• School to observe Sept. 11 anniversary
• Playground will be closed until Sept. 12
• Veteran to take part in 9/11 anniversary ride
• Financial fair planned for community members
• Hundreds turn out for fundraiser
• Gov. race features dueling economic views
• Coming home to Cacapon
• WWII veteran fighter pilot shares story, memories
• Maloney making his presence known in W.Va.
• Police make 'pill shopping' arrest
• Chili cook-off raises money for cystic fibrosis research
• Banners auctioned by MSM
• Local nonprofit sponsors rubber duck race
• Landfill seeks new status
• Bullskin Run plan considered
• Metal-related thefts continue in area
• Former AB&C workers get cash
• Cheering for a cause
• Casino takes employment leap
• Quality Service Award Recipient Announced at City Hospital
• Magisterial districts will hold at six
• Farmland Protection funding gets nixed
• Guard operation moving into Roundhouse property; 10 to 20 jobs will be created
• FOOTBALL EXTRA: High school football scoreboard
• Executive session nixed
• Hearing continued in fatal accident case
• Festivities set at Cacapon
• Gateway Project nearing completion
• Man nabbed after shooting incident
• Nutrient trading program debated
• Summit addresses Chesapeake Bay issues
• Police overwhelmed by metal thefts
• Martinsburg High School addresses lunch concerns, mold
• Park work eyed
• Groundbreaking ceremony held for new medical offices in Inwood
• Speakers oppose mail consolidation plan
• WVUH-East, The Wellness Center, Dr. Mark Cucuzzella offer Free Running Clinics to Prepare for Freedom’s Run
• Inwood Medical Office Building Groundbreaking Held
• Council rejects energy proposal
• Thief fails to show in court
• Doyle works for passage of act
• Commission hears from the public at forum
• Political campaigns find that some truths are inconvenient
• Energy sector key to W.Va. race
• New York City unfazed by storm
• Panhandle sees little impact from Irene
• Taking home the 'Top Dawg'
• MADD hosts special breakfast
• EPOHOA?group hosts fair booth
• Boards face variety of issues
• The rise, fall and hoped-for rebound of an Eastern Panhandle industry
• Fleeing Irene
• Local organizations plan shelter
• Scene from the Jefferson County Fair
• Regional airport gets AIP grant
• Jury acquits former deputy on abuse charges
• Jury acquits former deputy on abuse charges
• High School Football Scoreboard
• State rests its case in deputy sex abuse trial
• Medals returned to families
• Council requests closed session
• Kump to introduce oversight legislation
• Seeking Refuge
• Karst conference will include Essroc field trip
• Gallery may be forced to move
• Tri-county's jobless rates fall
• Alleged victim in Layne trial testifies
• Local youths compete in dairy cow show
• Back to School for Martinsburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• East hit by strongest quake since 1944
• Earthquake shakes region
• Woman seriously injured in single-vehicle wreck
• Forum focuses on energy efficiency, other issues
• Jurors hear opening statements in sex abuse trial of former deputy
• Earthquake shakes Eastern Panhandle
• Quake one of strongest on record for East Coast
• 'Mega Food Drive' begins in Berkeley, Jefferson counties
• Strauss asks judge to deny request to lower assailant's bond
• Macy's construction having impact
• Airport aborts agreement with Arcadia Aviation
• Hedgesville, Bath to move in new W.Va. House plan
• Jefferson County Fair names Junior Miss
• Lawmakers end second redistricting assembly
• Veteran remembers war
• Miss Jefferson County Fair crowned
• W.Va. House passes plan
• Little Miss crowned
• African American Festival a big draw
• Many factors can influence gas prices
• HOA concerns discussed at community day
• HOA Board: Responsibility vs. authority
• HOA: Will lower mortgage rates help home sales?
• HOME Consortium funds cut
• Almost $1.7 million allocated to help Eastern Panhandle roads
• County wins landmark bullying case
• Local art gallery to undergo changes
• State DEP suing county Sewer District
• County payroll problem to be fixed
• Council considers district changes
• Square reopens to traffic
• Police seize pot plants
• Capito tours APUS's new 'green' center
• Capito listens to constituents during stop
• Congresswoman visits W.Va. 480 underpass site
• Macy's construction progressing
• King, Queen street intersection reopens
• Breaking News 6:30 p.m.: Police seize more than 800 pot plants
• Third crash victim critical
• NEWS AT NOON: White House paints GOP field with tea party brush
• NEWS AT NOON: State jobless rate falls to 7.4 percent
• NEWS AT NOON: Redistricting bill vetoed; new session ThursW.Va. redistricting bill vetoed; new session Thurs
• County hopes to improve GIS compliance
• Welcome breakfast honors new public school teachers
• Redistricting plan remains up in the air
• Quilters honor soldier
• At least one dead in W.Va. 9 wreck
• Teacher receives state award
• Former Air Force One pilot dies at area home
• VA patient victim of $23K theft
• Do-over session to start with fixed bill
• Church gives out free backpacks, school supplies and more
• Veteran aims to return lost medals
• Obama to fight back this week
• Community Pride Day draws crowd
• City native to be crowned Mountain State Forest Festival Queen
• Storm drops 3 inches of rain
• School's almost here
• Man charged with robbery
• Joseph D. Evans
• Annual Jefferson County picnic welcomes back school workers
• Authority gets heart monitors
• Crews start laying bricks in city's square
• Our Best Bingo Presents A Longaberger Basket BINGO
• New school a hit for kids and teachers
• Martinsburg employees get pay raises
• Children's museum wins grant
• Mobile forensic unit given to State Police
• Spring Mills school opens thanks to community
• Tomblin: House bill faces veto
• Delegates split over Blue Ridge Mountain
• Attendees asked how they can support community
• Education takes collaboration
• Breaking News 4 p.m.: W.Va. redistricting bill faces veto
• W.Va. adopts least disruptive district plan
• Jefferson delegates weigh in on redistricting
• Jefferson County prepares for upcoming school year
• Waste Authority to hold hearing
• Coast Guard Picnic
• Gone too soon
• Judge sets accused murderer's bond at $1 million
• Candidate Maloney speaks to tea party rally
• Airshow preview hits airport Monday
• Recycling goes high-tech with ROCS 'Dream Machine'
• Jefferson hospital hosts nursing event
• Local man embraces Army duties
• Used book sale opens at the mall
• Redistricting changes not major
• Streets come alive
• Journal earns top WVPA award
• Golf benefit for local man on tap
• Lees want improved road safety
• Area man perishes in single-car accident
• Downtown construction hampering local businesses
• Local cafe's legal battle nears end
• Pink and proud of it
• Youth fair's horse costume contest sees unique themes
• Woman fires gun outside City Hospital
• Morgan County Courthouse goes solar
• State attorney general speaks at forum
• County buyout program explained
• Work on public safety building will continue
• Mason County moved in amended plan
• Large-scale drug probe leads to 25 area arrests
• Church vandals caught on tape
• W.Va. congressional plan debuts
• Students get sneak peek
• Mystery Author Lauren Carr Conducts Book Writing Workshop Classes This Fall
• Charges thrown out in VFC case
• Fast, furious frozen fun
• Committee recommends raises for city employees
• House committee approves redistricting
• Session proving to be 'interesting'
• Wounded soldier returns to U.S.
• Special session launched
• Man sentenced to probation in child abuse case
• Mall's post office rescued by golf course
• News at Noon: Woman found dead after alleged jump from Shenandoah River Bridge
• News at Noon: Shepherd gets grant to restore 18th century house
• Fire claims house; woman found unhurt
• Army veteran Thomas Pierce lost many friends in Iraq war
• Local church hit by vandalism
• Best in show
• Obama, Congress reach debt deal
• Tread collected for recycling
• Duty vital to injured area soldier
• Showing support
• Miss Youth Fair crowned
• Fair a showplace for traditions
• Finance committee to divide $1.6 million in leftover funds
• Berkeley County's health department reviews funding
• Food drive draws huge donations
• Procurement of Adam Stephen statue discussed at meeting
• Mayor thanks residents, businesses for patience
• Quarry drowning victim identified
• Stoney Creek Bluegrass Band concert
• Council hires Berkeley County planning director
• News at Noon: Court backs Musselman High School in online bullying case
• State receives funding for charities
• Wastewater treatment technology to be tested
• Forced entry bill signed into law
• Gov. set to address issues
• Sen. reviews congressional lines
• Redistricting session will be next week
• Improvements under way at treatment plant
• Young child drowns in family's pool
• Airman races to top spot
• Construction will close intersection
• The Living Room expansion gets final approval
• McMillan: HOME Consortium making progress
• Stolen phone leads to arrests
• W.Va. districts may share counties
• Founder remembered fondly at service
• Man arrested after 'shots fired' call
• WWII vet recalls service
• Redistricting framed by state's history
• Some fliers may not see savings from expired taxes
• Maloney hits campaign trail in Jefferson County
• BRCTC hosts open house
• Storm, heat wave blanket area
• Sentences announced in hate crime case
• Debt talks crisis: Boehner, Obama trading blame
• FAA shutdown shouldn't have impact locally
• State GOP leaders gather in Shepherdstown
• Group helps community
• City takes comments on borders
• Robbery suspect sought by police
• Body found in quarry
• Legal Food Frenzy details clarified
• Answers sought for Poor House Farm fish kill, pond problems
• State lawmakers convene
• Redistricting map proposed for 3 counties
• Mistrial declared after jury impasse
• Train club shares hobby
• News at Noon: Miss West Virginia attending benefit. Miss West Virginia attending benefit
• Mistrial declared in attempted murder trial after jury deadlocks
• Over 65 and not worried about heat? You should be
• Finances in good standing for board
• Trial in hands of jury
• Delegates divided over redistricting
• Mamet play, 'Race,' addresses sensitive subject matter
• Wesleyan, Shenandoah create new partnership
• Fatal shooting investigation continues
• Food Frenzy hits area
• Need for speed
• Stanley Steemer
• W.Va. House moving ahead on redistricting
• Guild hosts annual summer art show
• Service was first love for Brig. Gen. Getz
• CATF play reveals passage of time
• Fire destroys area structure
• Safety day held for pets
• Haunted history
• State rests case in attempted murder trial
• Raleigh Street contract awarded
• Woman shot, killed in Ranson; suspect caught
• The sky's the limit
• 'The Insurgents' fans flames
• Woman killed in Ranson shooting
• City redistricting hearing set
• 'Listening post' proposed at Judicial Center
• Woman's attempted murder trial continues
• Heroin brought into jail
• News at noon: Appliance rebates still open to W.Va. residents
• 'We Are Here' play examines grief
• Jury panel visits crime scene
• Former commissioner badly beaten
• Powerful performance
• Minor struck by van
• Fun studies set at camp
• Audiences receive a gift 'From Prague'
• Charles Town to acquire Jefferson Memorial Park
• Trial of accused spouse-shooter begins
• Board of Education welcomes new members
• Sewer, water combined bills to start Friday
• Martinsburg set to accept credit cards
• Downtown shooting scene investigated
• Tree trimming is one W.Va. family's business
• New festival will 'haunt' Harpers Ferry
• Navy helps to shape Walls' life
• Breaking the silence
• New Miss West Virginia, Wempe, looking forward to her reign
• C&O Canal targeted by both sides during war
• 22-year-old killed in crash on Saturday
• Rippon woman killed Friday on U.S. 340
• New CHS home gets facelift
• Sen. Manchin visits Shepherdstown officials
• CVB looks to promote market
• Storms cause rash of accidents
• Manchin talks defense, debt
• Attempted murder trial on schedule
• Betty Ford dead at 93
• Council OKs demolition job
• Snyder to serve on shale panel
• Council supports Kump's proposal
• CATF kicks off 21st season tonight
• Six charged after drug roundup
• Potomac Street Project moving forward
• Suspect in shooting case fails to appear
• Householder to present redistricting plan
• Alcohol a factor in serious July fourth accident
• Council approves day reporting funding
• Judge halts trial after defendant dozes off
• Residents fearful of slurry dam
• Traffic light on its way
• News at 2 p.m.: Sheetz Inc. expanding
• Fireworks tonight at War Memorial Park
• New budget year begins with surplus
• Three ejected in vehicle rollover
• Celebrating freedom
• Park hosts July Fourth festivities
• Four taken to the hospital after I-81 head-on collision
• Veteran won't forget local men who gave all in Vietnam
• House eyes single-seat districts
• Art in the Park enjoying season in Town of Bath
• Getting the scoop
• History is celebrated at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
• Fundraiser set for upcoming Uni-Fest Event
• Public transit meeting scheduled
• Battle of Falling Waters tour popular
• Harpers Ferry elected officials sworn in
• Fewer residents to be affected by airshow
• Airshow to feature F-22 Raptor
• Man killed by train
• Sen. Unger hosting ethics and procedure forum Saturday
• New hearing dates set for murder suspects
• Man charged in fatal DUI now faces indictment
• Three arrested in Martinsburg prostitution sting
• Council seeking clerk, project architect
• Youth help seniors during camp
• Tomblin discusses drug abuse in Panhandle
• BB&T Drive-thru open during construction
• School system receives Chamber award
• Fight preceded shooting near Martinsburg pharmacy
• Court approves AB&C solution
• Tomblin signs shampoo apprenticeship bill
• Kids stay ahead over the summer
• News at Noon - France armed civilians besieged by Gadhafi forces
• Two men arrested following shooting
• News at Noon - Feds: Massey pressured WV miners to fake records
• Woman pleads no contest in case
• Solar panel installation begins at courthouse
• White House: 'Significant' deal on debt possible
• 'Viewing parties' watch Senate hearing
• One dead in Monday morning crash
• 4:45 p.m.: Law enforcement confirms accident victim's death
• Jefferson Schools to be honored at dinner
• Byrd still casts long shadow
• Local vet recounts WWII, Korean War
• Girl injured after being hit by SUV
• Antietam hosts Civil War Music Weekend
• Cars cruise in for local Lions Club event
• Teacher, student reunite 60 years later
• Shepherdstown celebrates sixth year of Street Fest
• Proper meeting etiquette discussed
• Groups fail to maintain exempt status
• News at Noon: Tari Jo's Dance Recital starts tonight
• Commission rescinds commitment
• Jefferson County gears up for Relay For Life
• County Council gets economic briefing
• Youth 'open up world' to area woman
• Rescue Mission benefits from church group
• Transportation plan approved
• Father faces indictment in Morgan shooting case
• Hess retires after 24 years
• Catlett: Season starting off good
• Hospital opens new women's facility
• Two men charged in murder case face indictments
• Woman gets max in fatal DUI case
• Increased meter fines being eyed
• VAMC hosts 9-11 flag
• Rec center gets $1.5 million
• New at noon: John Edwards' criminal case delayed to July
• News at noon: FDA issues graphic cigarette labels
• Orange County Chopper visiting Mall
• WVCDL has standing to sue city over gun laws
• Father still in custody
• Fireman injured in blaze
• Seeking Justice
• Redistricting is regional challenge
• Market offers produce, pots for fathers
• Meeting firefighters
• Former smokejumpers toil in W.Va. woods
• Local veteran shares his adventures in the U.S. Navy
• Lawmakers get do-over for Marcellus rules
• Tea party comes together for annual picnic
• Annexation of Berkeley, Jefferson counties a forgotten piece of history
• Capito remembers dad on Father's Day
• Hundreds gather for annual outdoor fest
• Teenage boy killed in mishap
• Police respond to shooting in Morgan County
• Zippity-doo-dah
• Man raising childhood cancer awareness
• Capito fields difficult questions from seniors
• Economic downturn impacts cross section of local businesses
• Commissioner blasts Jefferson service district
• Council gets update on farmland program
• Stubblefield: Permanent fix needed for Boydville
• Maloney visits Martinsburg
• State mishandles federal grant
• News at Noon: Capito visiting Martinsburg Friday
• Berkeley Council sets deadline for property
• D.C. artist to feature local buildings
• Financial networking event a hit
• One dead, five injured in crash
• Trojan Horsemen team joining airshow
• Trojan Horsemen joining Thunder over the Blue Ridge Airshow
• 5 injured, one dead after fleeing suspect hits two vehicles
• Reports point to lower food prices, more hiring
• Anderson voted Harpers Ferry mayor in last of 2011 election
• W.Va. House redistricting panel sets goals
• Inland port to be subject of study
• Honoring Old Glory
• Board reviews policy for student health
• Va. man arrested in stabbing
• Council submits grant
• Council set to hold art summer camp
• Biggest tree contest set
• Reservist and Gulf War veteran shares story of service
• Shelter cuts ribbon
• Residents gather for Jubilee
• County panel's discussion over EMS procedures will continue
• Resuming interfacility transports considered
• Local author named national award finalist
• Towns set for election
• Worry-free fun
• Large crowd opens Mountain Heritage fest
• GOP Candidate Maloney speaking in Berkeley County
• Job Corps students celebrate
• City Council makes appointments
• City will tear down buildings
• Berkeley council eyes grant submission
• News at Noon: Gates blasts NATO, questions future of alliance
• News at Noon: Tickets remain for Mystery Dinner Theatre
• News at Noon: Court sides with Massey in W.Va. mine appeal
• News at Noon: House redistricting committee to meet next week
• Company official explains local donations
• LCS Services Inc. seeks to increase the size of its landfill
• Public square construction set to begin
• Authority appointments stir council
• Morgan County schools out for the summer
• Landfill hearing draws large crowd
• News at Noon: Jury sees photos of Caylee Anthony's skull
• News at Noon: Heat gripping half of U.S. expected to last for days
• News at Noon: Centra Financial shareholders approve merger
• Morgan Relay For Life set
• State board hears quarry water concerns
• Cash, cocaine, Ecstasy seized in traffic stop
• News at Noon: Redistricting meeting scheduled tonight in Martinsburg
• News at Noon: Redistricting meeting tonight in Charles Town
• Several incumbents victorious in Bolivar
• Arcadia Aviation apparently closes; out of funds
• Jefferson County gets $400K for cleanup jobs
• Board takes action in quarry case
• New position approved by county board
• Gerrardstown citizens seek justice at hearing
• Man pleads guilty in bank heist
• Quarry hearing starts
• Riders support veterans
• News at noon: Federal jury denies Md. woman's sex-bias claim
• Commission discusses budget concerns
• Local artist promotes health benefits of visual arts
• Event benefits troops
• Online revenues pursued
• Economy affects Morgan Emergency Services
• Jefferson claims 10th state baseball title
• Bark in the Park draws big crowd
• Community unites at Relay For Life
• Jefferson wins state title
• Rescued pups going up for adoption
• Murder suspect enters drug plea
• Kiwanis Club shares fishing fun with kids
• Procedure set for quarry hearing
• Kiwanis Fishing Outing
• Sheriff's Department gets grant
• Five young photographers earn top honors in competition
• Online records plan under way
• Students help complete latest Harpers Ferry garden
• Berkeley plans new safety area
• Schools receive thousands in grants from?Ecolab Foundation
• 'Air-Conditioned City' breaks record
• Public backs cement mill acquisition
• Frederick man killed in accident
• Vets voice concerns
• Teacher gets presidential award
• Local attorney charged with domestic battery after altercation
• Man indicted on murder charges arraigned
• Community honors vets
• Family spreading awareness of SUDE
• Six people rescued from Potomac
• Parade remembers nation's war dead
• Region honors sacrifice on holiday
• U.S. troops reflect on war, service
• Vet knew he wanted to fly
• Horses With?Hearts keeps on growing in community
• Local woman turns 100, celebrates with her family
• High W.Va. gas prices reflect road funding woes
• Best-selling author family visits local Books-A-Million
• Manchin's name now well known
• Berkeley Springs kicks off tour of local studios
• Annual arts festival begins
• Healthcare director arrested for DUI and drug possession
• Small business matchmakers event coming to Martinsburg
• Festival of Banners artwork unveiled
• Local man allegedly murders mother
• Man pleads not guilty in gun theft case
• Legislators recap session for Chamber of Commerce
• Senators look to create office for rural education
• Steering committee appointed for group
• Inland port master plan gains approval
• Casino boosts lottery revenue
• JCPSD joins court fight over Chesapeake Bay restoration
• Festival of Banners set to be unveiled
• Man arrested for leaving woman after car accident
• One person brain dead after fight
• 5 p.m: Tornado warning issued for Morgan County: NWS says to 'seek cover immediately'
• Officials set for land donation
• W.Va. ranks high for deaths of pedestrians
• Police seek suspects in armed theft
• 4 p.m.: Police seeking suspects in armed robbery
• Commission approves store plan
• Students recognized for AP
• Planning Commission discusses new director, gun range
• Storms ravage Midwest
• Berkeley job outlook gets better
• Humane Society ousting halted for now
• Great Train Raid to be re-created
• News at Noon: State Delegates hosting redistricting meetings
• Teachers hope to uncover fort secrets
• 'Pride' cleans up city
• HOA boards face challenges
• Local homeowners unite
• City hosts 10th year of festival
• Students celebrate conclusion of testing
• Schools conclude WESTEST2
• Fire strikes Halltown home
• Agency opens new training college
• High water shuts down parts of C&O Canal park
• Island culture
• Council gets update on health plans
• Company seeks waste amendment
• Groh nominated to U.S. judiciary
• WVUH-East’s Jefferson Memorial Hospital To Host Events
• City Hospital Foundation Announces 2011 Scholarship Recipients
• Obama nominates W.Va. Judge Groh to U.S. judiciary
• City named a best place to buy an old house
• Martinsburg mayor lists priorities, projects at City Club meeting
• 14 area stores busted for selling booze to minors
• Financial woes hit local VFD
• Areas of the Panhandle see flooding as forecasts call for more rain
• 6:30 p.m.: Police release YouTube video of April robbery
• Local Rotary Club hosts international visitors
• Man indicted for murder in Club Zero shooting case
• Mall officials 'saddened' by Sears closing
• 75 jobs coming to Berkeley County
• Flood warning issued for Opequon Creek
• Berkeley County Council PTA
• Purse mystery leads to drug bust
• Meeting to explore bike path
• County awarded for AP education
• Agreed order reached in animal cruelty case
• OOH red carpet a great success
• Fire claims large home in Berkeley County
• Cut-a-thon helps man fight cancer
• Re-exploring local history
• Unger says redistricting a long road
• Painting sunsets in heaven
• Barnes, Perdue top Morgan ballots
• Tomblin, Ireland reign in Jefferson
• Tomblin, Faircloth carry Berkeley
• Tomblin, Maloney win primaries
• Senator's visit deals with farms
• Legislators share concerns, pledge fair new districts
• Council to improve treatment facilities
• W.Va. primary voting taking place today
• School helps kids sow seeds
• News at Noon: Berkeley Community Pride hosts recycle drive Saturday
• City, Berkeley County meet for first time in five years
• Agency recognizes area employers
• Firemen celebrate latest gift
• Main Street Martinsburg lands award
• Council increases ambulance fees
• South Berkeley VFC member charged with embezzlement
• Second phase of Chesapeake Bay restoration plan begins
• Warrants issued in crash case
• Sears closing Martinsburg Mall store
• Man charged in shooting arrested on drug charges
• Early voting for governor ends today
• One dead in accident
• Miller announces congressional bid
• News at Noon: Animal Advocates celebrating anniversary
• News at Noon: 'Dogs' picnic postponed
• News at Noon: Are your kids safe from the Internet?
• Fire reported at City National Bank on King Street
• Martinsburg, Berkeley County leaders to meet on Thursday
• News at noon: USPS airs Md. postal consolidation proposal
• News at Noon: New electrical lines to help summer demand
• Stabbing suspects appear in court
• Ex-Red Cross official accepts plea agreement in case
• One killed, another hurt in accident
• Balloons lift residents' spirits
• Pa. official accused of bar attack
• Mystery Author Lauren Carr Scheduled to Appear at Local Libraries
• News at noon: 25,879 early ballots cast in W.Va. governor race
• Artist restores church glass
• Grandmother celebrates her one hundred years
• Ceremony honors lost moms
• Giles locomotive dedicated before crowd
• Main Street group seeking volunteers
• Identity of area changes over time
• Annual event showcases city's storied past
• Planning Commission approves Meridian Pointe project
• County urging community to get active in bully fight
• Traffic access issues for training center addressed
• F-16 joining airshow lineup
• Deputy's trial date is delayed
• Midwives, families walk for awareness
• Council to revisit fee hike
• Deputy allegedly suggested filming sex acts
• 400 new jobs expected at Quad
• Animals seized in cruelty probe
• Five arrested in raid on alleged heroin dealers' apartment building
• Congressional districts get big reactions
• Students honor influential teachers
• News at 2 p.m.: Science panel assesses bay restoration plan
• New leaders appointed for Berkeley Schools
• Park Service begins study of battlefield
• Interest in ag economy greater than expected
• Local food producers mull ideas
• MSU hosts book signing
• Bolivar, Harpers Ferry designated trail towns
• Bell-Veney given six years for shooting
• Pakistan coming under scrutiny
• Locals relieved by news of death
• Nation reacts, body buried
• Quality Service Award Recipient Announced at City Hospital
• Driver dies in wreck
• Bin Laden dead, body in hands of U.S.
• Reception set Tuesday for MSU leaders' book
• Cadets honored at Junior ROTC awards ceremony
• Tour features homes, gardens
• Firefighters host Spring Festival
• Shepherd students host free market
• Benedict XVI beatifies Pope John Paul II
• Students honored for saving lives
• Thompson continues campaign in region
• Becoming Americans
• District committee to be set
• Murder investigation continues
• Council continues to examine vacancy
• Commission to explore improvement plan
• Early voting for May's primary begins today
• Students experience driving dangers
• Deputy attacked in courthouse
• Martinsburg answers gun law charges
• One person killed in Interstate 81 accident
• Pellish not comfortable with mandates
• Pollution limits are topic of meeting
• News at Noon: Accident closes I-81 near exit 16
• Readers needed in local schools to support statewide program
• Man charged with setting fire
• City woman arrested on felony charge
• C&O Canal boat launch at Cushwa Basin start of new era
• 'Failing' education system targeted
• News at Noon: Public invited to 'Waiting for Superman' viewing at 4 p.m.
• Superintendent approved for extension
• Roundtable to discuss food system
• Man sentenced for '09 crimes
• Authorities seek details on stabbing
• Heart Disease Topic of Community Seminar
• WVUH-East Hosts Annual Community Health Expo
• 7:30 p.m.: I-81 South now clear
• Student to walk 60 miles for the cure
• Miller hopes legacy will be one of helping citizens
• No arrests yet in Rock Cliff stabbing case
• Marcellus an issue in campaigns
• Kids enjoy 'egg-cellent' hunt
• W.Va. songwriter penned well-known Easter song
• C&O NHP launching canal boats
• Easter spirit strong during Pet Hop
• Local cafe in dispute over name
• Two suspects sought in murder
• GM poised to be top dog
• Pontiff speaks of suffering during Good Friday service
• Students celebrate Earth Day by volunteering
• Cross Walk helps bring Easter alive
• How Can Low-income Families Make Ends Meet When Their Dollars Can't Stretch?
• Court denies arsonist's appeal
• Studies examine land use along U.S. 340 corridor
• Officials put highway under a microscope
• Marketing state history
• Ambulance fee increase goes to $5
• One person taken to hospital after bedding catches fire
• Berkeley Development Authority staffers receive raise and bonus
• Tunnel to cross under W.Va. 480
• Former firefighters indicted in arsons
• Local volunteers extend 'Hospitality' to the homeless
• Man indicted on sex charges
• Martinsburg City Council 'lays the levy'
• Masked gunmen rob gas station
• Applicants line up for jobs at Spring Mills eatery
• News at Noon: Virginia governor rolls out teacher merit-pay plan
• News at Noon: Flood watch until 6 p.m.
• Student charged after threats to bring assault rifle to school
• Man charged with child abuse, neglect
• Community encouraged to use police assigned to city
• Jobless rates dip down in Jefferson, Morgan
• Man shot in Charles Town
• News at Noon: Two masked gunmen rob ROCS gas station
• News at Noon: Chesapeake Crab numbers down, cold weather blamed
• News at Noon: First W.Va. coal-fired power plant set to go online
• News at Noon: Martinsburg man shot in Charles Town
• News at Noon: DC airports offer free Internet for travelers
• News at Noon: Boy Scouts being rescued from high water in Md.
• Candidates offer range of job plans
• Women learn to 'Fight Like a Girl'
• Recidivism rate for W.Va. fourth lowest in country
• Car lovers enjoy Cruise-In
• Stefanie Miller resigns from planning position
• Woman killed in cycle accident
• Mining is topic of Book Faire
• Storms wreak havoc across region
• Officials: Real meaning of Macy's will be felt by local citizens
• Voters learn about various candidates
• State Development Office hosts local workshop
• GOP hopefuls express environmental views
• Well-represented Dems address state concerns
• Leaders welcome Macy's
• News at Noon: Group works to save, restore Va Civil War site
• Phase two of art center under way at Shepherd
• Local representatives tour Macy's Tennessee facility
• Dignitaries to break ground on Macy's facilities
• Emivest sold in bankruptcy court
• Latest facility makes debut
• JMH Auxiliary Donates Equipment To Education Department
• Quality Service Award Recipient Announced at City Hospital
• WVUH-East’s City Hospital Holds ED Ribbon Cutting
• News at Noon: Newseum gets Japan quake handwritten newspapers
• News at Noon: Ford expands recall of F-150 pickup to nearly 1.2M
• News at Noon: GOP candidates pan Obama budget plan
• Eatery owner glad 'nightmare' is over
• Jefferson system names its 2011 top employees
• Candidates expected to participate in forum
• Candidates' forum set for Friday
• Man robs 7-Eleven at gunpoint
• Woman's daffodils bring beauty to area
• Man tosses explosive at McDonald's
• News at Noon: Obama pivots, eyes Medicare changes, tax increases
• News at Noon: Board posts WVU beer-sales proposal for comment
• News at Noon: Utility rates a target in W.Va. gov race
• New principals appointed at Berkeley County schools
• Potential for inland port is under study
• Police investigate Internet gun threat
• News at Noon: W.Va. to scrutinize workers at nail, hair salons
• News at Noon: W.Va. schools promote graduate education
• News at Noon: Obama first to put tax increases on budget table
• Students work toward making school 'green'
• Citizens air complaints over letter
• Harpers Ferry Middle to gain new addition
• Woman takes plea deal in fatal accident
• Event focuses on abuse problem
• Student speaks out against school bullying
• Runway raises funds for charity
• News at Noon: US blocks 350 suspected terrorists
• News at Noon: McChrystal to oversee White House initiative
• News at Noon: May 14 primary means no sales for liquor retailers
• State tax revenues resume growth
• Books good enough to eat
• Group hosts fundraiser for inspirational sisters
• Church extends thanks to truckers
• Scout raises disabilities awareness
• Unclassified state spending at $3.2B
• CCAP to hold annual 'Dine Out' event
• Unit creates new program
• Employee earns April award
• Casino gives $70,000 to United Way
• NIE hosts Spring Fling event
• Driver killed in crash
• Cooking show returns to Martinsburg
• 2 p.m.: Congress doesn't shut down during a shutdown
• 2 p.m.: Time's up: shutdown looms without agreement
• 2 p.m.: Fed shutdown could affect Potomac River cleanup
• Possible government shutdown would affect Panhandle
• GNEC launches business program
• Citizens debate Ambulance Authority hike
• News at Noon: Manchin vows to give up salary during any shutdown
• News at Noon: Another strong quake rattles tsunami-ravaged Japan
• 2:50 p.m.: Fatality reported after two-vehicle accident on Interstate 81
• 3:50 p.m.: One confirmed dead, two others taken to hospital after I-81 wreck
• 6 p.m.: All lanes of I-81 now open, U.S. 11 congested
• Tomblin tours American Public University System
• Old Sino Swearingen plant could be sold soon
• Stabbing sends two to hospital
• Unger gets funding for Blue Ridge
• Tomblin signs Chesapeake Bay bill
• Berkeley schools explore diverse cultures
• Blue Ridge Career Fair expecting big crowds Thursday
• State Senate Redistricting Task Force appointed
• Suspect arrested after knife attack
• 1 p.m.: Archives, Ancestry.com to post Civil War records
• 1 p.m.: Obama administration: Shutdown would hurt economy
• 1 p.m.: Volunteers sought for annual W.Va. highway cleanup
• Sorsaia's bid grounded in public service
• News at Noon: USDA: Delay in meat sales could prevent recalls
• News at Noon: W.Va. sees decline in child abuse cases
• News at Noon: Links sought between Martinsburg robbery, Frederick slaying
• Man sentenced to prison for child neglect in ruling
• Martinsburg turns purple
• Restaurant closed for 'deer' issue
• Residents less than enthused over possible Obama second term
• Obama announces re-election bid
• Registration under way for free cat neutering services
• Local market celebrates opening
• Energy sector, lawyers fuel governor race
• Drift series kicks off at park
• 12:45 p.m.: Obama re-election launches with email, website
• 12:45 p.m.: High court nixes new appeals from Gitmo detainees
• 12:45 p.m.: Obama invites lawmakers to budget session
• MHS to benefit charity
• OOH Theatre Guild to host annual fundraiser
• New exhibit gives a 'life' to bathrobes
• Paint the Town Purple kicks off on Monday
• Library to expand its offerings
• Residents 'ride the rails' for train show
• Shredding event to benefit Relay
• Stink bug talk on tap for April 8
• Local woman receives first trial treatment
• Ebeling leaves mark in world of business
• Tea-based energy drink unveiled
• Plea reached in child abuse case
• VA debuts renovated facilities
• News good on Macy's, bay funding
• VA Medical Center conducting emergency drills
• 2 p.m.: Obama: GOP, Dems close to deal on budget cuts
• 2 p.m.: US rig count up by 38 this week
• News at Noon: Tennant jobs plan focuses on energy, Internet
• 4 p.m.: Post office to streamline process for closings
• 4 p.m.: Joke's on Northeast as April Fools' snow nears
• Paint the Town Purple events set to run through April 9
• Local control among issues at commission Q&A
• Relay For Life takes on new meaning for event organizer
• Shibley granted home confinement
• Hagerstown airport offers new flights
• WVUH-East Cancer Program Receives Commission On Cancer National Achievement Award
• Stormwater program now under way
• News at Noon: Traveler allegedly ingested 4 lbs. of heroin
• News at Noon: Smithsonian museum to create new education center
• News at Noon: Preakness mascot Kegasus sparks criticism
• Civil War trails cross Panhandle
• News at Noon: FDIC proposes exemption for mortgage securities
• News at Noon: Suspicious package found near Andrews
• News at Noon: W.Va. to fly flags at half-staff for late judge
• Planning Commission allows rezoning request for new store
• Fields named after local residents
• Obama defends Libya plan
• Tomblin signs $67M public pay raise bill
• Arsonist could serve 71 years
• Big support will be key in 2011 race
• Student robots do battle
• News at Noon: Obama to lay out his case on Libya to nation tonight
• News at Noon: Obama says standardized tests often punitive
• News at Noon: W.Va. drug abuse hotline runs short of money
• Shepherdstown Relay team hosts tea benefit for charity
• Medicare rise could mean no Social Security COLA
• City Hospital offering new treatments
• Tickets for Taste of Home selling like hot cakes
• Man killed in auto accident
• WVU grad shares story of disaster
• Children's Day a big success
• Man killed in single-vehicle accident
• Perdue visits Panhandle on campaign
• Candidate Thompson visits Jefferson County
• Berkeley Council reorganizes department
• Joblessness in Morgan still on rise
• Congressional districts to change
• TEST
• Woman ordered to pay restitution in cruelty case
• Berkeley Council passes 2012 budget
• $29.4 million budget approved
• Cherry blossom events kick off
• Chamber contributes $8,900 to nonprofits
• News at Noon: Acting W.Va. governor trims $18M from budget bill
• News at Noon: Baltimore's Oriole Park shows off new foods
• News at Noon: Farmers market set to open April 3
• Home School Conference on tap
• Berkeley County Council participates in March for Meals
• County OKs budget for fiscal 2012
• Martinsburg, Morgantown lead growth among cities
• Berkeley County growth most in state
• Heroin, cash taken after four arrested in drug bust
• Berkeley County Council finalizes budget
• Council will consider $29.4M budget
• Boundaries set for new area school
• Council receives study results
• After first year, health care future unclear
• Highest tax hike denied
• Three hurt in wreck
• Fatal accident victim identified
• News at Noon: Court says complaints don't have to be written
• News at Noon: Snow, heavy rains affecting Chesapeake Bay
• News at Noon: Promises, Promises: GI retirement benefit lacking
• News at Noon: Berkeley Senior Services to hold March for Meals Campaign
• News at Noon: Some immigrants, others can check own work status
• Settlement means Blairton church safe forever
• Pedestrian killed after being struck
• Recognition at tea tim
• Colleges consider mobile apps
• Blairton gets rights to land
• Arts Expo connects arts with community
• Fire was intentionally set
• Fresh Feast on the Farm dinner on tap
• Freshwater Institute is in danger of losing federal funding
• Open house draws large crowd
• Saturday morning fire damages three Martinsburg houses
• Student's death shakes local school
• Legislature passes $11.4B budget
• Many in area facing threat of homelessness
• Hall rebuts criticism of dealings
• Alleged cocaine traffickers arrested
• Planning, engineering departments discussed
• Man charged with murder in shooting case
• Fire destroys area home
• Macy's groundbreaking is April 15
• Alleged thief skewered after 'rare' heist
• Officials working on budget
• Committee selects minimum tax hike
• Grant awards will improve school projects
• News at Noon: US official: Japan impact small on US gas prices
• News at Noon: Tobacco: Menthol cigarettes don't pose greater risk
• Hedgesville wins first state game
• News at Noon: W.Va. FBI center launches new fingerprint system
• News at Noon: Gov't panel issues mixed final verdict on bailouts
• News at Noon: US senators seek hearings on surface mining rules
• Hospice seeks funding for new facility
• Dancer is in custody
• County sets a tentative budget
• Buckles laid to rest at Arlington National
• Canadian boy moved to US over end-of-life dispute
• Despite Bush criticism, Obama mum on guns
• Jefferson County reviews school policies
• Planning Commission sees change
• Police:?Dancer linked to homicide
• WVUH-East, Rotary Sponsor Community Wellness Screening
• Apollo hosting free concert Tuesday
• 2:55 p.m.: Accident shuts down 1-81 northbound near mile marker 8
• 180,000 flee as Japan nuclear crisis intensifies
• 16th Home Show deemed success
• Session ends in tension
• Mom's book celebrates diversity
• Gas prices keep rising
• Apollo Arts Expo
• Police searching for 7-Eleven robber
• Elks honor achievement during scholastic event
• Nuclear meltdown newest threat for Japan
• Home Show helps with local decor
• Legislative session ends with flurry
• Berkeley scores big in security
• Raises, retirees wait for action
• Public can pay respects to Buckles
• Powerful quake, tsunami kill hundreds in Japan
• Obama, McConnell ready for budget showdown
• Woods Resort closing inn, lodge facilities
• Fire claims one house in Ranson
• Vet to get Arlington services
• Virginia man arrested in severe beating
• Regional flooding expected today
• Local police continue investigating recent homicide
• Council to consider hearing
• Boat, guns, cars among items seized in drug sting
• Illinois abolishes death penalty, clears death row
• Capito addresses high school students
• Congresswoman talks about budget cuts with City Club
• Honors in mix for Buckles
• Homicide victim is identified
• Vintage B&O caboose arrives in Bunker Hill
• Student diversity group gives presentation at board meeting
• Inwood fiance allegedly 'engaged' in criminal act
• Lawmakers face dual pay-raise proposals
• Autopsy discovers victim shot in head
• New WVUH-East facility opens in Ranson
• Auction raises funding for Main Street Martinsburg
• Area man arrested in stabbing
• Youth art shines brightly in exhibit
• Paper mill projecting growth, jobs
• Police rule man's death homicide
• Youth Art Month being celebrated
• Drugs rarely found in schools
• Library storytime celebrates Dr. Seuss
• Shepherd hosts annual festival
• City Hospital leader gives status update
• Jobless rates up through Panhandle
• Ex-firefighters charged in arson
• 'Red flags' delay sentencing in harassment proceedings
• Potter's Bowl event draws crowd
• Boehner blocks effort to grant WWI?veteran a state ceremony
• Museum gets 'Kids' Caucus' update
• Macy's jobs details sought
• County opts for inaction with quarry
• Ambulance fee debate heating up
• New grant program available in tri-county
• Judge Groh nominated for federal post
• Program benefits veterans
• Veterans bring out their best for arts festival
• DEP plans to hold quarry appeal
• With Buckles' death, WWI a far off memory
• Veterans remember one of their own
• State PSC dismisses PATH case
• Tax rate changes are proposed
• A veteran display of expression
• Trial date set in Prophet case
• Macy's work could begin this month
• Veteran remembered as last link to Doughboy generation
• Leaders offer praise for Buckles
• Restaurant joins breast cancer walk
• Hedgesville infant continues fight against heart defect
• Runway for charity
• One dead in accident
• WWI vet Buckles dies at 110
• Planning meetings canceled this week
• 21st International Water Tasting wraps up
• Treatment helps curb disorder
• Youngster's 'heart' spurs call to action
• Vudathu spells winner for second year in a row at Tri-County Spelling Bee
• Tobacco Awareness Kick Off Meeting Scheduled
• Shepherd hosts TLC reality show star
• Summit tackles drug abuse
• Court rules in CIFs case
• Honoring the last of an era
• Outages, big winds hit region
• Two arraigned on kidnapping charges
• For W.Va. retiree health costs, answers are hard to find
• Chesapeake Bay funding bill passes major hurdles in Senate
• Bay Phase II now beginning
• Fire demolishes home in Jefferson County
• Trial date set in shooting case
• Judge denies motion to reduce Blackford's arson sentence
• Black History event inspire
• Proposed waste plant seeks permit
• Sweetheart Dinner draws huge crowd
• New district in Martinsburg added to National Register
• PSC denies 72 percent water hike
• Wildfires continue raging across Va.
• Census: Many counties in state dying
• Va. woman back in U.S. to face charges
• U.S. marshals gather to bury a fallen 'young, shining star'
• Capito hopes Senate acts reasonably in budget decisions
• Senator joins local educators in support
• Minn. storms turning to East
• Snowfall, ice, sleet hit region
• Washington:?The 'blackest name' throughout America
• Marlowe Cares makes difference
• Deer kill drop linked to licenses
• Saying yes to the dress
• Suspects in dual heists arrested
• 'Do and Teach'
• Eastern Panhandle coffee shops embrace wireless age
• Brush fires keep local officials busy
• Public, towns disagree over urban growth boundary lines
• U.S. Senate renames courthouse
• Judges seeking new pay hikes
• Planning office seeks $120K cuts
• Back Creek watershed getting aid
• CASA to help more abused children throughout region
• Fee increase on meeting's agenda
• Study to look at impact fees for developers
• Tax could raise tobacco price a dollar
• Prophet indicted in double murder
• CCAP requests funding to help with rent assistance
• Two men indicted for kidnapping
• Man arrested for child porn
• 7 indicted on child abuse, neglect charges
• Early-morning fire destroys home
• Grand jury indicts men in obituary burglary case
• Delegate opposes capital punishment
• Death penalty reinstatement sought
• Police seek information about robbery
• County schools progressing
• Plea agreement reached in triple shooting case
• Building destroyed by fire
• Legislature to hear from area families
• Capital punishment hearing set
• Local NAACP chapter plans Black History Month events
• One injured in ATV accident
• W.Va. may reduce food tax
• State prisons in crisis mode
• Elks Lodge honors law and safety
• Lovely valentines still abound
• State looking into school dropout rates
• Obama uses scalpel for 2012 budget
• Abuse dilemma plagues physicians
• Pinewood Derby big hit with young racers, public
• 'Egypt is free' chants ring out after Mubarak resigns
• Seven vying for spots on Charles Town Council
• Residents upset over hydrants
• Feb. gas prices set record
• Area attack has police seeking tips
• Teen escapee caught by police
• Several new officers sworn in at City Council meeting
• Faircloth set to compete for governor seat al
• Ambulance fees might see increase
• County pre-k program will see changes
• W.Va. first lady visits Blue Ridge CTC
• Officials: Brownfield bill advances
• Homestead exemption shows movement in state Legislature
• City's budget is on target
• Leaders introduce bill in honor of late judge
• Sen. Manchin congratulates state's top youth volunteers
• Mannings plan being revived
• House OKs new domestic violence bill
• Teachers awarded at BOE meeting
• Two arrested after drugs, cash seized in traffic stop
• Council to continue with financial disclosure form
• Surplus could be tapped for roads
• Volunteer honored by council
• Fire, EMS calls up in Martinsburg
• Tamburo sentenced in plea deal
• Palettes out, banners in for Main?Street Martinsburg
• More confident consumers break out credit cards
• Taxes lowest in 60 years
• Trial of alleged Tamburo accomplice now postponed
• Ohio fraternity house shooting kills 1, hurts 11
• Puppets creating a world of wonder
• Autism coverage a topic again
• Layoffs now scarce in face of economy
• Women's Center in need of funding
• Steps to take during a power outages
• Schools take snow days in stride
• Blizzard was a challenge to health workers
• Officials offer preparedness tips for storms
• Looking Back: History-making storms enveloped area in as much as 50 inches of snow
• New Patriot Award issued to Morgan residents
• Statewide issues spur debate with commission
• Two teens charged in assault
• Foundation seeks nominees
• Agency welcomes 2011 sponsors
• Black citizens praised in show
• Volunteers help at Mission
• Board hears commercial case
• News at Noon: Bay Foundation to off tips on underwater grasses
• News at Noon: W.Va., Va. senators seek WWI memorial
• Laughing at the Apollo Theatre
• Job shadow event is a hit
• $126M in highway work on tap
• Police search for suspect in stabbing
• Hogbin: Legislature considering recycling, litter and solid waste bills
• Local man lobbies for the environment
• Lawmakers weigh in on session's progress
• Resident teaches vegan cooking classes
• Advisory to remain in effect for today
• Highlighting area homes
• WVUH-East Offers New Ornish Program: The Spectrum
• Last WWI vet turns 110 today
• Medic terminated by Ambulance Authority
• Man charged in abuse case
• Winter weather barrage to continue
• Candidate's camp visits Panhandle
• Apollo Theatre Auditions for Neil Simon's Comedy 'London Suite'
• News at Noon: State seeks to run its own health exchange
• News at Noon: Official says W.Va. sex offender list incomplete
• News at Noon: WVU, UC question need for Marshall pharmacy school
• Hedgesville man surrenders after standoff with police
• Shoe, coat fund in need of donations
• Local brothers planning their fight on cancer
• 'Patriotic' girls take to the stage
• Barnes sees progress in Charleston
• Legislators up on session
• Project set to honor Buckles
• Powwow held to help S.D. center
• Jefferson County Ready For Relay
• Jefferson County Relay For Life kicks off new year
• Speakers bureau features locals
• Session worries area delegates
• Districts to combine bills
• Doyle acts on election concerns
• City OKs energy-savings project
• Man accused in murder now facing indictment
• Mauck seeks drive-thru for future tax payments
• Quarry approval has mixed local reactions
• Trailblazers focus on path
• City Council to meet tonight
• Plans for Jefferson County Day set for Feb. 21
• Shepherd receives $11.8 million for expansion
• County requests $5M favor
• Celebrating native culture
• Developers of proposed art gallery want inspectors to 'ease up'
• Woman charged in fatal wreck enters plea
• Fisher says water district finances are improved
• W.Va. lawmakers less than enthusiastic about remarks
• Obama tries to connect with voters
• Patriotic penpals
• Gun-rights group sues Martinsburg
• Residents don't support Kump Va. legislation
• Secession bill planned to 'stir pot'
• Fire destroys trailer in Ranson
• Fire officials offer home heating safety tips
• Bluegrass group hosts Jams series
• News at Noon: VA Provides Health Care Information
• News at Noon: Documents show Eastern Panhandle's role in Cold War
• News at Noon: Massive water main break ices DC Beltway in Md.
• Grave Creek Mound to begin film and lecture series
• IRS announces 2011 tax return updates
• In the Know
• Boards, awards and committees discussed at commission meeting
• Civil Defense League hosts program rally at Hoss's
• December jobless rates change little in tri-county
• Goodwin speaks to Democrats
• Bank's food drive helps provide 200,000 meals
• Next phase planned for TIF district development project
• McGraw sees county offices, meets officials
• Students commended for courtesy
• Special election set for Oct. 4
• 2011 Judge Gray Silver, Jr. Health Professions Scholarship Program Applications Are Now Available
• 2011 Landis Health Professions Scholarship Program Applications Are Now Available
• News at Noon: Acting W.Va. governor to proclaim Oct. 4 election
• Hearing date scheduled for suspect
• Mauck now voicing concerns
• Area man charged with armed robbery at kennel
• Public square set for spring
• City hopes for street face-lift grant
• News at Noon: Ex-astronaut marks Challenger anniversary in W.Va.
• News at Noon: WVU considers creating School of Public Health
• 2 charged in shooting returned to county
• Organization extends pet food drive
• Capito is pleased with special election decision
• Local man indicted for beating son with pipe
• Art council seeks suggestions
• Pro-gun group plans meeting
• Area business events on tap
• Chamber announces e-newsletter
• Carter speaks at symposium
• Court issues decision on election
• Democrats plan monthly meeting
• U.S. attorney tours to stop domestic violence
• 'Taste of the Panhandle' event set to take place Saturday
• Cause in gunfight unknown
• Celebrating mountain culture
• Stay Active classes planned at Clarion
• Community rallies to support Relay For Life
• Popular kids' game helps in cancer fight
• 2011 Relay kickoff event held at mall
• Man shot to death in parking lot
• Cold-weather men's shelter opens
• New rehab clinic opening its doors for Charles Town area
• Utilities costs dropping in Martinsburg
• Patient receives new procedure at City Hospital
• Footprints lead police straight to suspects in snake robbery
• County leaders examine regional job creation
• Internet issues targeted
• Macy's to break ground in March
• Gov., senator address region
• News at Noon: Bill quickly introduced for table games in Md.
• News at Noon: MARC trains moving again after train hits person
• Heritage center proposed at Boydville
• Man faces sex charges
• Long will take over as recorder
• Flick retiring after 24 years
• Tomblin pledges to focus on jobs, energy
• School projects making progress
• Afternoon fire damages mobile home
• Unger lists goals for session
• Schools rank high in report
• Suspect in bank robbery killed in Fla.
• School attendance being examined
• News at Noon: Apollo postpones auditions
• News at Noon: Filing open for Charles Town election
• News at Noon: Fiscal challenges deepen for Maryland lawmakers
• Blair to be missed by colleagues in capital
• OPEB liability tops Barnes' priorities
• Local legislators eagerly look forward to speaking at rally
• State tea party rally got its start in region
• Banquet honors a legacy, raises funds
• Memory of King strong in march
• Magician embarking on tour for his stage show 'Insanity'
• Berkeley Community Pride holds recycling drive
• Main Street Martinsburg holds snowman event
• Jefferson delegates set to go
• One dead in wreck
• West Virginia's gubernatorial candidates weigh in on future
• Tennant now sounding like a candidate
• Upcoming Legislature highlighted
• Tomblin emphasizes need for state fiscal responsibility
• Traffic accident claims life of 34-year-old
• Board approves additional funding
• Police arrest man following assault
• A gridiron show of thanks
• Council's first session sees change
• Delegation calls for special election
• Redistricting likely to be done in summer
• Officials: Redistricting means significant gains for Panhandle
• Man jumps from van during pursuit
• Snyder is tapped for Senate post
• AARP delivers winter-weather help to seniors
• Unger 'humbled' by appointment to post
• Epiphany bash to be held today
• Shelter opening delayed for fire code upgrades
• Women can help prevent cancer
• Piping festival will have concert and workshops
• Overington plans town meetings
• Ranson Council gives OK to upgrade its computer servers
• Panhandle medevac operation lifts off
• City Hospital opens new ICU
• Commission set to meet Wednesday
• Virginia man charged in heist of local ATM
• Area student dies of injuries from wreck Dec. 27 wreck
• Changes set for county government
• Snyder looking forward to year
• UDC honors Jefferson County native as she celebrates 104th birthday
• News at Noon: New HealthNet base to serve W.Va. E. Panhandle
• News at Noon: Body of Hagerstown Marine comes home
• News at Noon: State bar backs 10 for Va. Supreme Court vacancy
• Local bird watchers help keep census alive
• City Hospital records first birth of 2011
• Fundraisers
• In the Know
• Polar Bears take plunge to support Humane Society
• City Hospital set to open new ICU
• New Year's Eve events geared toward children
• Mark Haines charged in Dec. 22 bank robbery
• BB&T robbed again, suspect got on camera
• Commission comes to end
• Bowling fun for kids of all ages
• New officials to be sworn in
• Air Force mulls change at 167th base
• Explosion rocks local business
• 10:30 a.m. VRE not running trains Friday or Saturday
• Collins is happy with his service
• Alleged bank robber arraigned
• Local gyms offer ways to lose holiday pounds
• Pedestrian shot with BB gun
• Colleagues bid Collins farewell
• News at Noon: Law firm partners' donations take Hospice gift to $100,000
• News at 6 p.m.: Martinsburg changes trash schedule for holiday
• Area libraries offering students added mental exercise
• Fugitive wanted in two states apprehended by U.S. Marshals
• Citizens upset with county road decision
• Robbery suspect busted in chase
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• News at Noon: Libraries closing Friday for holiday
• Residents reflect after holiday cheer
• Shoppers enjoy new store sales
• Slopes cure cabin fever
• Police chase results in pair's arrest
• Asbury UMC serves up Christmas cheer
• Those who have to work on Christmas take day in stride
• Series to feature Christmas break activities
• Holiday Blooms
• News at Noon: Metro moves to holiday schedule
• Woman's struggle brings disease to light
• Swaim to leave commission
• Lawmakers pushing Bay funding bill
• Police find new lead in robbery
• Officials searching for fugitive wanted on sex charges
• Commissioners look back at past year
• Colleagues remember Collins
• Police seek a suspect in robbery
• Masked man robs BB&T drive-thru
• News at 6 p.m.: Frederick author tells of love
• '10 census shows hike in residents
• Elementary school Christmas musical is 'all shook up'
• Settlement reached in AB&C suit
• Manchin: Absences won't happen again
• News at Noon: Fire battled at Frederick County lumber warehouse
• 5 p.m.: Police seeking suspect who robbed Pizza Hut
• News at 6 p.m.: Cold-weather shelter opens for women and children
• News at Noon: 2010 Census shows population growth in W.Va.
• News at Noon: Manchin apologizes for missing votes
• News at Noon: Va. population up 13 percent
• News at Noon: Md. census means no change in Congress
• News at Noon: Cell phone households gaining
• County schools board presents awards to two
• Macy's get initial approval
• 'Holiday Cheer' touches vets
• Three-state truck chase ends in Pa.
• Man shot by masked intruders
• Boost given to children of incarcerated parents
• Local church passes out donated gifts
• Meritus holds opening week
• Stabbing suspect wanted
• Death penalty gaining support as legislative session nears
• Santa Claus teams up with South Berkeley firefighters
• DAR member Avey celebrates 100th birthday
• Officials make strides in drug war
• Volunteers make difference at mission
• Program has Santa deliver gifts to kids
• Risk pool ready to explore workers' compensation
• Bay funding bill garners support
• Capito happy with House vote
• Snow blankets Panhandle
• Family sponsoring Rescue Mission dorm room
• Ecolab awards $36K in grants grants
• Housing sought for area homeless
• Macy's plan gets county green light
• News at Noon: Metro's red line delayed
• News at Noon: W.Va. PSC staff calls for rejection of PATH line
• 2:45 p.m.: United Bankshares buys Centra for $186.9M
• Fire damages judge's home
• 3:30 p.m.: Governor closes state offices at 3 p.m. due to hazardous conditions
• Burglar caught with pants around ankles
• Fire destroys Berkeley home
• Officials: Macy's, local workers will be good fit
• Officials: Teamwork was secret to Macy's deal
• Clinic puts focus on kidney disease
• Macy's: Location important to selection
• More than 1,000?new jobs coming to area
• News at Noon: East Baltimore fire claims lives of 6 adults, kids
• News at Noon: Metro funding in question over safety
• Stubblefield: Last few weeks a 'roller-coaster'
• Couple charged in death of 2-month-old son
• Bunker Hill man dies after his Jeep hits pole
• Fire remains under investigation
• Association hosts colonial Christmas celebration
• Police urge caution while on the roads
• Auxiliary hosts party for region
• News at Noon: Metro service sees delays after small fire
• A one-stop shop for holiday stocking stuffers
• The Journal's I Shop Locally campaign returns
• Ceremony venerates fallen vets
• Champions
• 5 injured in three-vehicle accident on I-81
• Snow brings traffic accidents
• Dismissal of PATH case urged
• Area pastor unable to leave Haiti
• Experts weigh in on bullying problem
• Forum addresses state's OPEB liability issue
• County to sell former Martin's property
• Christmas trees stolen from Cubs
• Kiwanis Club opens Santa's Shop event
• News at Noon: Commission selling former Martins/CVS Property.
• News at Noon: Gasoline thrown on Md. Apartment
• Parent frustrated with communication
• Morgan, Jefferson air legislative concerns
• Residents upset at prospect of losing post office
• Bay agenda dominates EPCD forum
• Unsafe structures targeted
• Christmas comes to Inwood
• Schools working to address bullying
• Mother calls for better transparency
• Parade rolls in good tidings
• Airmen saluted by 167th unit
• Problems can begin at any grade level
• Many turn out for Charles Town parade
• When Growing up Hurts
• Series to examine bullying epidemic
• Park kicks off 40th Old Tyme Christmas
• Traffic stop uncovers two with heroin
• Cases will determine election
• Hundreds ring in holidays
• Harpers Ferry to kick off holiday events today
• School ordered to not admit students
• Trial on track for alleged sex abuse suspect
• Lewis crowned Snowflake queen
• Resident seeks pet ordinance limiting pet ownership
• Championship game must wait
• Site chosen for proposed municipal solid waste plant in Martinsburg
• Four arrested following drug sting operation
• Jury: Noland defamed former IT specialist
• Rainstorm drenches Panhandle
• Noland defamation trial begins
• State title grid game in limbo
• Man charged with arson on own house
• Class AAA state championship game off for Saturday
• State Class AAA put on hold
• Accused man found competent for trial
• Main Street's winter festivities to kick off
• Man charged in child case
• New program unveiled downtown
• Regional jail costs a concern
• Market could be mainstay
• Change someone's life this holiday season
• Wine serves as jack of all trades during holidays
• Concert celebrates coming Christmas season in region
• Teen remembered through gift drive
• Bazaar draws area shoppers
• Christmas tea tickets available
• Homeless couple thankful for each other, but still wishing for a home
• Girl Scouts donate clothing to charity
• Bear roams downtown in search of holiday meal
• Vets enjoy Legion's Thanksgiving dinner
• Church serves up annual feast
• Annual auction helps local Christmas charity
• Drum major travels to Pa.
• U.S. economy looking brighter as holiday season gears up
• Church provides holiday dinner
• Family escapes burning home
• Blessings abound at Berkeley Senior Services
• 1:30 a.m.: People trapped in blaze
• Boys and Girls Club showcase students' artwork
• Officials: No water rate hike
• Manchin shares meal with seniors
• Board of Education allows contracts for construction
• Woman pleads guilty in case
• New board members get training
• Police ID victim of accident
• Area vet trained Mercury astronauts
• Tragic wreck becomes life lesson in talk
• Public welcome at dinner
• Gobble Walk dishes 100 turkeys during third annual Gobble Walk
• Tragic wreck becomes life lesson in talk
• Fall farmers market, yule fair is extended
• Man killed in accident
• Manchin, staff prepare for changes
• Manchin 'learning the ropes'
• Out-of-state veterans honor Buckles
• Commissioners present helmet to now healthy fireman
• Citizen unsuccessfully proposes county policy
• High school to open in 2013
• Courthouse to upgrade
• Jobless rates stay on track
• WVUH-East City Hospital Names Daisy Award Winner
• Council changes policies
• Observance at facility honors Native American culture
• New facility unveiled
• Local man sentenced in robbery case
• One-time law officer implicated
• New team leading City Club
• Rural communities need help, too; groups lacking in assistance
• Pot plants lead to man's arrest
• Smith gives thousands to Hospice
• High winds cause power outages, damage
• Power still out in some areas
• Earmarks issue gets attention
• Manchin to focus on energy concerns
• Worker killed in drilling mishap
• I-81 going to six lanes
• Fire destroys barn near Harpers Ferry park
• Looking for Laceys Bold Sassy - rescued from Hidden Meadows Rescue
• 6:25 p.m. Construction worker killed in drilling rig accident at IRS facility
• Former teacher's abuse case continues
• Berkeley Board of Education puts twist on award
• County authority executive arrested for DUI
• Tree debuts at square
• Residents share tips for senator
• Festival explores world of healing arts
• Local artists planning to open studio, gallery
• Area Dunkin' Donuts supporting students
• Diwali celebrated at James Rumsey
• Experts call for safe driving
• Heading to US Senate, Manchin to push for more seats
• Diwali Festival gives area a taste of India
• Manchin's results certified
• Church accepting donations for holiday program
• Robber nabbed
• Artists show support for community
• VA Medical Center assists homeless vets
• Berkeley and Frederick counties sign agreement
• Tomlin ready for transition to new branch of government
• Business contributes large Hospice donation
• Manchin gives final speech as governor
• Local woman struck by train
• Arrest made in sexual assault
• Faith Christian Academy receives accreditation
• Rumsey to host an open house Wednesday
• Mission to observe Awareness Week
• Hunger awareness to be highlighted next week
• Fall fashion show coming to Senior Center
• A display of appreciation
• Jefferson program honors veterans
• Senior fall fashion show set for Friday
• Woman faces indictment for gunning down neighbor's pet cat
• Guard members welcomed home
• Buckles renews call for memorial
• Man finds facts about his father's death in war
• Middle school recognizes veterans
• America's last WWI veteran calls on nation to complete remembrance
• Manchin plans farewell address
• Motorcycle rally slated
• Jefferson finishes its canvassing
• Veterans recount time in military for Musselman High School students
• Accident ties up traffic
• County school board mixed in emotion following wreck
• Trial date set in Bell-Veney murder case
• Celebrating our heroes
• Fireman to serve 20 years
• Man sentenced in abuse case
• PanTran Director Betsy Waters resigns post
• Firefighter charged in arson gets maximum sentence
• WVUH-East's City Hospital Nuclear Medicine Service Earns ACR Accreditation
• Cath Lab Expansion Approved For WVUH-East’s City Hospital
• Rippon church honors veterans with special services and dinner
• Event scoops donations
• Area woman hospitalized after city fire
• Four victims of Saturday wreck named
• Vet proud to continue tradition
• The beat goes on at fourth annual percussion festival
• Local library receives new mural
• Veterans honored at dinner
• County mourns death of student
• Four killed in car crash on W.Va. 9
• RAPP program gains recognition
• Workers pave College Street
• A message from the past
• Hero's sacrifice honored
• Suspects in robbery still at large
• Man pleads guilty to civil rights violation animal cruelty
• Winnings being given as donation
• Building sold in auction
• 2:05 p.m. - Mountain Heritage Federal Credit Union robbed
• WVUH-East Announces November National Home Care Month
• Putting the gears in motion
• Bay rehab could cost Panhandle
• Officials review stats
• Lottery winner donates $5 million
• Duplex nearly destroyed in Paw Paw fire
• Pollution control requirements draw criticism
• Citizens react to election
• Chamber of Commerce awards Betty Russell 2010 honor
• Board of Health to meet Nov. 12
• Faith Christian to hold benefit
• Students participate in tree planting restoration project
• Court says local judge can't give custody
• Expo will benefit children
• Layne Diehl resigns MSU post
• John Small wins in a landslide
• Kump takes 52nd District post
• Manuel wins re-election; Pellish earns seat
• Fire ravages Paw Paw structures
• Overington claims win
• Unger edges Blair
• Berkeley council members picked
• Manchin wins Senate seat
• County officials differ on hiring of new litter officer
• Lawyer pleads not guilty
• Toys for Tots opens locally
• Parties react to continuing council ad
• Voters can get rides to poll sites
• New Family Medicine Physician in Inwood
• Candy-filled evening attracts community
• Author tells of state's Jewish history in new publication
• One injured after mobile home catches fire
• Quite the eerie evening
• Military service was in his blood
• Hispanic gathering beneficial
• Barney, Copenhaver top spending list
• High bid for Stonebridge reaches $1.5 million mark
• Spooks and sweets in the Panhandle
• Fundraisers
• IN?THE KNOW
• Outdoor burning guidelines offered
• Medical Center hosts open house
• Governor attends Friday night football
• Manchin rallies local supporters
• Fundraiser set to benefit Pastoral Counseling Service
• Potter's Bowl fundraiser to benefit seniors
• Delta Sigma helps 'get out the vote'
• Early voter turnout better than expected in Jefferson County
• Berkeley County early voting high
• Main Street Martinsburg unveils 2010 edition of ornament series
• New project aims to improve wastewater treatment
• Traffic stop leads to 3 arrests, drugs found
• Benefit to help late woman's family
• Board recognizes Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Farm Bureau hosts forum
• Jefferson Memorial Hospital OB Department Increases Security
• Bell-Veney sentenced in firearm violation
• Man faces indictment in VA threat case
• Tri-state Hispanic forum coming up at Shepherd
• Regional legislative forum set
• Couple hopes to inspire others to give
• Local students recognize Red Ribbon Week
• Creation of utility mulled
• Suspect waives right to hearing
• Secretary of state clarifies Berkeley County Council race voting
• Hedgesville student leads Halloween food drive
• Woman pleads guilty in missing teen case
• Alleged Bakerton burglars arrested
• Stroke Topic of Community Seminar
• Harpers Ferry Town Council hears input on Hilltop House
• Consumer spending hampering recovery
• Economy is looking up in Panhandle
• Large crowd shows support for Raese
• McCain backs Raese, rallies GOP voters in Charles Town
• 'Take a Stand' event planned
• Students to bring back the 1960s
• Local high school bands place in state tournament
• Board to consider Facebook
• Legislative priorities topic of retreat
• McCain to appear at rally
• Local woman's murder trial on hold
• Page Jackson Elementary receives grant for health initiative
• Small, Ross compete for Berkeley County clerk spot
• John Yoder is pleased with court campaign
• Friday fun at the Boys and Girls club
• Local equestrian center hosts a horse's Halloween event Sunday
• More than $13M plowed into W.Va.'s US Senate race
• Veteran served on patrol boat
• Fall wedding event a hit with brides-to-be
• National Safety Weekend
• Local soldier part of patrols in Afghanistan
• Animals blessed at Tabler Presbyterian's annual service
• Victory in the air at GOP dinner
• Ceremony
• Democrats ready for elections
• Local tour ranked No. 1 in the nation
• Sinkhole causes I-81 gridlock
• 56th District hopefuls set to square off
• Dozens protest plea deal
• Sinkhole closes lane of traffic
• WVUH-East Celebrates Opening New Cath Lab
• Counties pass national rate for returning Census forms
• Day report center receives funds
• Agency closer to formulating a strategic plan
• City Hospital opens cath lab
• Horse case plea deal causes flap
• Cath lab to open
• Economy main topic at forum
• More than 40 indicted on Tuesday
• Highway receives face-lift
• Promise fulfilled
• Randy Smith's donation puts pavilion fundraising campaign over the top
• Area toymaker seeking holiday gift requests
• Arts Centre to host free a cappella concert
• Three arrested after drug complaint
• $1M check for wastewater
• Employment trainers recognized
• Region 9 Council looking for a new home
• City sets new burning rules
• Accused arsonist indicted
• Contest winners recognized by board members
• Go Global kicks off
• Plea deal reached in abandoned child case
• 2 teens injured after burn incident
• Man arrested for armed robbery
• Pro-life supporters hold silent prayer
• W.Va.'s US House hopefuls raise $1.7M, spend $2.6M
• Veteran devoted to assisting other servicemen
• Apple Harvest Festival wraps up
• Remembrance
• Cancer program receives accreditation
• New light, turn lanes planned in Bedington
• How best to deal with our 'Generation Y'
• Candidates to appear at functions
• Parade is a sunny success
• Haunting Work
• Council passes first readings of new personnel ordinance
• Program to help watershed work
• Local trio faces drug charges
• Shamblin crowned queen in annual ceremony
• WVUH-East Regional Cancer Program Accredited by Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons
• Animal abuse court date set
• EPIPC needs operating capital
• Road upsets local residents
• Councilman denounces liquor license
• Murder trial date postponed
• Candlelight vigil set Sunday
• Hearing continued for man charged with hate crime
• Apple gets fresh coat of paint
• Former area teacher faces indictment
• City celebrates Potomac Street Project
• Martinsburg mail processing center being studied
• Clerk candidates meet in forum
• Raese: My message is being heard
• Raese, Blair attend event
• Crowd gathers for NAACP county council candidates forum
• Man charged with conspiracy, forgery
• Police seize crack cocaine
• Plea offer on table
• apple glitz
• Study: Lots of freight in area
• Candidates to face off in W.Va. House of Delegates races
• Organization to host Blair, Raese events
• Local man sought in homicide
• Clinton visits Morgantown
• Special guest at the Moose
• Proper Exercise Topic of Community Seminar
• Museum keeps local farming history alive
• Cruise-In attracts the community
• Raese touts capitalism, pushes toward a win
• Manchin distances himself from Obama
• Escaped prisoner killed in shootout
• St. Jude walkathon
• NAACP to host candidates forum
• Hedgesville celebrates 175 years
• Injured deputy on long road to recovery
• Historical vote
• Committee won't recommend extending street
• College closes on land deal
• Students participate in program
• VA Medical Center wins national award
• Cruise-In, Swap Meet coming Sunday
• Martinsburg Urology Practice Opens
• 'Challenge' moves students to join club
• Man shot by police officer
• Panel hosts meeting in Bedington
• Charges filed in seized horses case
• Cooking show returns to Martinsburg
• Unger, Blair face off in 16th Senatorial District race
• Accused arsonist in jail
• Olympiad
• Registration deadline set for Tuesday
• Area sees dismal turnouts
• BB&T worker arrested
• Board of Education recognizes Tuscarora Elementary educator
• Three injured in traffic collision
• Authority OKs new services
• Area hotel damaged in minor blaze
• Building a Better Eastern Panhandle event attracts crowd, candidates
• Berkeley County Youth Fair 2011
• Sen. Barnes announces candidacy for governor's seat
• Performance truck given to state HOF
• Branch hears from candidates
• City man displays 'goods' at bake sale
• 2 injured after car hit by train
• Honorary commissioner
• Operation Christmas Teen seeking volunteers for this year's campaign
• Area legislators discuss prevailing wage reform
• Local man reflects on his service
• Roping contest raises funds
• Brain injury awareness fair a success Saturday
• Trip of a lifetime is given to friend
• Taste testing set for a cause
• Officials dedicate Driswood Elementary
• Marathon attracts thousands
• Rep. Shelley Moore Capito weighs in on session, unfinished business
• Kids to get free shoes
• Event to offer non-runners many options
• Commission is intervenor in water case
• Tennant presents flag to Potomack school
• Commissary comes to Martinsburg
• Airshow officials keep their promise
• Around the Region
• Day report center sees growth
• Hilltop House project on hold
• Board establishes equine protection fund
• Road races set for Saturday
• Large gas leak forces evacuations
• Flood warning will stay in effect through tonight
• Authority hears plans for new air ambulance service
• Apollo Auditions For Little Women
• State No. 2 in crime gun export rate
• Facilitator for Hilltop restoration withdraws services
• Scoundrel makes off with head from team's scarecrow
• Eight spooky tours on tap
• 'Incredible women' honored
• National Guard plans discount grocery sale
• Employees win awards
• Cook-Off to heat up downtown
• Hospice reaches new milestone
• Newspaper Tour
• Man arrested after standoff could be released on home confinement
• Former teacher charged
• Senior center celebrates relocation of services
• New littering, unsafe structure ordinance takes effect Friday
• Tournament to benefit Boys and Girls Club
• Two men charged in alleged home invasion robbery
• Proposed firearms training facility gets support
• Bombs away
• 'Sleeping burglar' pleads no contest
• Hit-and-run driver sentenced
• Wheelchair Mission helping change lives
• W.Va. back in court over election ad rules
• Dancing with the Stars competition set for this week
• Heritage festival wraps up
• Inspiration
• Main Street Martinsburg holds palette funding effort
• Unity Fest brings awareness
• Celebration at the courthouse
• McHugh running on history of judicial, public service
• Kuphs creator to attend conference
• Two arrested for attempting to steal appliances from residence
• Edgar Mason receives legislative recognition
• Seized horses on the mend
• Justices will attend dedication
• Devonshire family thanks community for support following tragedy
• Mountain Heritage Arts & Crafts Festival kicks off today
• County ends FY 2010 on positive financial note
• Hospital breaks ground
• Herb Snyder presents $65K West Pep grant
• Surkamp accepts surprise plea deal
• Man charged with cultivating marijuana at Bunker Hill home
• Fugitive still on the loose
• Man indicted on child abuse charges
• Nonprofit organization to hold Unity Fest Saturday
• Take-back campaign set in Berkeley County
• A quacking good time
• Sex offender arraigned on drug charges
• Run to raise funds for Toys for Tots
• Groundbreaking for Medical Office Building in Ranson
• Interstate 81 auto accident
• Kids' museum gets blessing
• Students learn about the newspaper business
• Man indicted on neglect charges
• Man wanted in North Carolina waives extradition rights
• Governor ahead in latest poll
• Manchin may pay out $3M in race
• Citizens awarded Order of the 35th Star
• Manchin receives robot from local firm
• 100-year celebration on tap
• Fatal DUI trials postponed for men
• Churches plan pro-life presentations
• Quality Service Award Recipient Announced at City Hospital
• Berkeley utilities to merge billing
• Berkeley County teacher resigns
• Highway worker dies after trauma
• W.Va. 9 officially opens
• Surkamp appears in court
• W.Va. urged to revisit federal stimulus for jobless funds
• Powell: Illegal immigrants fix home
• Manners trainer to host sessions
• Girl Scouts Chalk 4 Peace event takes it to the pavement
• Oktoberfest
• BP's oil well near death, but disaster is not close to being over
• Main Street Martinsburg to pack Saturday with activities
• Heritage
• Manchin set to visit panhandle on Monday, Tuesday
• Eastern Panhandle advisors make honor roll
• Area bank to hold free webinar
• RC&D councils gathering on tap
• Local man arrested in sex case
• Nine arrested in drug investigation
• Blitz Build: Habitat, local businesses dedicate new home
• Disaster kits assembled
• Officials approve purchase of tools
• Police investigate report of armed robbery
• Teacher will face grand jury
• Escaped inmate remains at large
• Celebrating Democracy
• Agency Christmas to hold training
• Fire companies receive funding
• Police searching for escaped inmate
• Bicyclist dies after accident
• Karst conference provides resources
• Dye tracing reveals karst's nature
• Historic photographs on display at Ice House
• Recycling center set to host e-cycling event
• Community helps family after blaze
• Program receives funds
• Brain injury group plans event
• Discover Relaxation Within I to Help Reduce Stress
• WVUH-East Offers New Ornish Program: The Spectrum
• Water, sewer districts to hold joint meeting Monday
• NAACP disappointed in slow response for forum
• Principal meets President Obama
• Man arrested for battery, buds
• Taste of Home Cooking School tickets are on sale now
• Commissioner looks at using iPads
• Businesses lobby airport officials
• Twigg deal sprouts in battery case
• United Way tradition continues
• Marijuana plants seized in Bunker Hill BUNKER HILL -Police seized $3,000 worth of marijuana plants T
• Driver flown out after I-81 accident, passenger ejected from car
• Conserving water not a pressing issue for county district
• Crop failures trigger disaster declaration for area
• Smith named Journal editor
• 55 animals seized
• Tennis Classic Winners Announced
• Boydville featured in home tour
• Obama decidedly unpopular in the W.Va. election races
• National Adult Education and Literacy Week on tap
• Korean War veteran shares experience
• Skaggs closes out festival
• Volunteer program caters to local end-of-life patients
• Day of Caring work begins early
• Patriotic Picnic honors victims
• Strummin' away
• 'Never forget'
• Crowd expected at Karst event
• Standoff details come to light
• Few horses may have been insured
• Teacher is accused of child abuse
• Humphrey is sworn in
• Main Street sponsors fourth Scarecrow fest
• Woman charged in accident has hearing
• Council overturns another Historic Review Commission decision
• New Blue Ridge plans discussed
• Man holds girlfriend hostage
• Hearing continued for former Red Cross official
• Bethany House has bed bug scare
• Disaster declaration in works for drought-stricken Panhandle
• Officials: Potential for fires 'explosive'
• Local charities receive donations
• 'Shred event' will conclude campaign
• School opens first 'Wild and Wonderful Trail'
• Family outing
• Park set to host Patriotic Picnic
• Cemetery theft leads to arrest
• WVUH-East to Offer Discount Mammograms
• Ear, Nose, Throat Issues Topic of Community Seminar
• Tournament 'desperate' for sponsorships
• Program seeks to help local farmers
• Report center making progress
• Man pleads on sex charges
• Woman charged in fatal accident faces possible indictment
• Local horsemen feel impact
• Questions surface in barn fire investigation; number of dead horses rises to 29
• Health department to give the first flu shot of season
• Local woman faces indictment in abuse case
• Tradition brings the area together
• Picnic draws crowd
• 'INFERNO'
• Lemonade stand raises funds for Sheri Redden
• Inspiration
• Blaze engulfs house
• VA Center partners with show to spread word
• Thundering event wraps up Sunday
• Awareness group plans meeting
• Pastor completes 140-mile bike ride
• Woman shot, hit with baseball bat
• Outreach program flies into town
• Air show awes crowd
• Freedom's Run filling up
• Delegate seeks to debate health care
• Smith prepares to leave office after winning lottery
• Quick Silver 'The Resurrected Veteran:' What it's all about
• The Thunder Begins
• Two taken to hospital after fighting brush blaze
• Bond revoked for Minnick
• One person paralyzed after crash
• Months of planning come to fruition
• U.S. Air Force aerobatic team arrives for Thunder Over the Blue Ridge
• Local school administrators attend RESA conference
• Washington rally promotes country's honor
• Former Job Corps member speaks to current students
• Man faces indictment for abuse
• Election certification set today
• JMH Announces Employee Award Winners
• Local baby with medical condition to be featured on TV
• Homeless shelter plans moving forward
• Humphrey to replace Smith as magistrate
• Emergency services finalize airshow prep
• Airshow officials have weather plan
• Police: Gunman holds hostage in Discovery building
• Candidates schedule debates
• W.Va. 9 bike path now open
• Firefighters develop plan
• Officials canvass primary votes
• W.Va. 9 opens between Charles Town, Martinsburg
• Former firefighter accepts plea deal
• Raese hints at bruising campaign against Manchin
• Election canvass scheduled for today in Panhandle
• Up, up and away
• Police find alleged robber in bathroom
• Local man identified after fatal accident
• Hospital Foundation Sponsors Tennis Fundraiser
• Two injured in ATV wreck
• Byrd's office quietly closes, valuables transported to Shepherd
• Historian awarded by agency
• Tuning up for charity
• Navy vet compiles memories
• Mug bog a hit at fair
• I-81 is deadliest interstate in W.Va.
• Turnout low as W.Va. picks U.S. Senate nominees
• Candidates look to issues
• Manchin, Raese claim big victories; turnout low
• Manchin, Raese win in special election primary
• Special primary set for today
• High school football season kicks off
• W.Va. 9 scheduled to open Tuesday
• More than 80 Yip Yip dogs still are looking for new homes
• Livestock sale a hit
• Kids show off months of hard work
• Agency gets 7,000 pounds of dog treats
• Girlfriend arraigned in child starvation case
• Airshow being finalized
• Sen. Byrd's papers delivered to Shepherd
• Drought is the worst since 1999
• Rescue Mission unveils sign
• 12:08 p.m. - Communications director arrested for domestic assault
• Commission gets input on ordinances
• Table games funding on the way
• Quality Service Award Recipient Announced at City Hospital
• Litter bill is giving flexibility
• Event to benefit wounded veterans
• Father charged with child abuse
• County gets custody of seized dogs
• Local man arrested for child porn
• Demolition Derby offers fun for all at Jefferson County Fair
• Delegate Blair defends health care action
• Family shares fortune in win
• Grillin' Time on TV
• Agency to host two public hearings
• First day of school
• Safety concerns keep tunnel closed
• Kids chug along in tractor pull
• Energy efficiency projects funded
• Murder trial appears likely for Bell-Veney
• Fire breaks out in paper warehouse
• Magistrate wins $79 million Powerball jackpot
• Hospice of the Panhandle's campaign receives $50,000 pledge
• In the footsteps of pathfinders
• Visitors tour Freshwater Institute
• Air Force veteran shares war stories
• Uni-Fest 2010 a divine success
• Miss Jefferson County Fair crowned
• Fire breaks out in company's warehouse
• Winning jackpot ticket purchased in Martinsburg
• African-American festival continues
• Student film and photography work attracts community
• Morgan Co. Commission weighs in on zoning
• Bike Night roars into town
• Little Miss Jefferson crowned
• MSM palette auction postponed
• Collins: Sale huge success for county
• Racetrack to host senior fundraiser
• Jefferson Center receives $50,000 from commission
• Commission OKs pay raises but is divided on allotment
• Rock 'n' Roll for Research
• Welcome Home American Heroes celebration on tap
• Whiteout: Suspicious powder shuts down office
• Jobless rates jump in Berkeley
• Tourists get taste of the Eastern Panhandle
• Candidates tackle 'wild-card' questions
• An eye on the issues: Foreign policy
• An eye on the issues: The environment
• An eye on the issues: The economy
• Forum brings candidates into focus for voters
• West Virginia University Hospitals-East offers Drop 10 in 10 from Mountain State Blue Cross Blue Shi
• New ED Opens at WVUH-East’s Jefferson Memorial Hospital
• WVUH-East offers Mountain State BCBS East Well for Life I & II Programs to Encorage Health Lifes
• WVUH-East Behavioral Health Outpatient Practice Opens
• WVUH-East Represented At Disaster Preparedness Workshop
• Youth Mentoring Programs
• Pediatrician Joins Harper's Ferry Family Medicine
• HealthNet Aeromedical Services to Open Eighth Base
• WVUH-East Hosts Pediatric Screening Day
• Quality Service Award Recipient Announced at City Hospital
• Physician Joins Martinsburg Radiology Practice
• WVUH-East City Hospital Names Daisy Award Winner
• WVUH-East Pulmonology Practice Opens
• Boys & Girls Club 2010 Sports Night With Tony Caridi
• Apollo Youth Workshop: Once On This Island
• WVUH-East Health System Board Elects Officers
• A Focus On Quality Care at WVUH-East
• Polo Supports WVUH-East Cancer Program
• Quality Service Award Recipient Announced at City Hospital
• WVU Hospitals-East Files CON For Full Cath Lab Service
• City Hospital Blood Bank Earns AABB Accreditation
• JMH Observes Time Out Day
• City Hospital Lab Receives Accreditation From College of American Pathologists
• Hospital Patients Benefit From Annual Golf Classic
• Quality Service Award Recipient Announced at City Hospital
• Polo Supports Upcoming Relay For Life
• New Members Named To WVUH-East Board
• New Special Care Unit Opens at Jefferson Memorial Hospital
• City Hospital, Jefferson Health Care Foundation Board Elects Officers
• Quality Service Award Recipient Announced at City Hospital
• JMH Announces Employee Award Winners
• Patients Benefit From 23rd Annual Golf Classic
• City Hospital Auxiliary Announces 2010 Landis Scholarship Recipients
• City Hospital Foundation Announces 2010 Scholarship Recipients
• WVUH-East Celebrates EMS Week
• WVUH-East Celebrates National Nurses Week
• WVUH-East to Offer Discount Mammograms
• Women's Health Issues Topic of Community Seminar
• WVU Hospitals-East Celebrates National Hospital Week
• Boys & Girls Club 2010 Elimination Dinner
• WVUH-East Nurses Honored During National Nurses' Week
• WVUH-East’s City Hospital ED Construction Begins
• WVUH-East's JMH Employee Receives Scholarship
• Jefferson Foundation Golf Tournament Winners Announed
• WVUH-East Hospitals Celebrate National Volunteer Week
• Jefferson Health Foundation Annual Golf Tournament Nears
• WVUH-East To Host Community Health Expo
• Earth Day Festival
• WVU Hospitals-East Celebrates National Doctors’ Day
• Jefferson Health Foundation Plans Annual Golf Tournament
• Quality Service Award Recipient Announced at City Hospital
• JMH Announces Employee Award Winners
• New Visitor Guidelines In Response To Flu Season
• WVUH-East offers HOPE to Prevent Osteoporosis
• WVU Entites Major Sponsor for 2010 Freedom's Run
• Alzheimer’s Disease Topic of Community Seminar
• WVUH-East To Expand Jefferson Memorial Hospital's Emergency Dept.
• WVUH-East Offers 3rd Annual Owls Event
• WVUH-East To Offer Discounted Mammography Clinics
• Community Wellness Screening To Be Held
• I Can Cope Cancer Educational Series To Be Offered
• Boys & Girls Club 2010 Champion for Youth Dinner
• MRI Service at WVUH-East City Hospital Receives ACR Acceditation
• WVUH-East Offers Cardiac Calcium Scoring Clinic
• WVUH-East Offers New Ornish Program --- The Spectrum
• WVUH-East Offers Eat Well for Life I & II
• WVUH-East Jefferson Memorial Hospital Names Daisy Award Winner
• WVUH-East offers Discover Relaxation Within to Help Reduce Stress
• WVUH-East offers The Spectrum
• City Hospital Names Daisy Award Winner
• WVUH-East offers Runner's Challenge Program
• Family Medicine Physician Opens Inwood Practice
• WVUH-East Welcomes University Cardiovascular Associates
• Physician Joins Orthopedic Practice
• Aging Athlete Topic of Community Seminar
• Diabetes To Be Topic of Community Seminar
• Auditions - Little Shop Of Horrors
• White Christmas - Rescheduled
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Berkeley County
• Professional Development Meeting
• Liberating Harriet a Civil War Drama at the Apollo Civic Theatre
• Apollo Auditions
• Martinsburg Pow-wow News for Weekend of June 25, 2009
• Berkeley County Arts Bulletin
• 5th Annual Talent Show
• United Way of the Eastern Panhandle News - January 30, 2009
• Berkeley County Youth Fair
• Eastern Panhandle Medical Reserve Corps Recruitment
• PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE TO AGRICULTURAL TERRORISM
• Berkeley County Historical Society Fall House Tour
• Harpers Ferry Historic Tour
• Antietam Battlefield Historic Tour
• Dinner on your own
• Mountain State University Balloon Festival Tailgate Party
• Spirit of America over Martinsburg Balloon Festival
• Prime Outlet Shopping Excursion
• Continental Breakfast Reception
• Sunrise Balloon Launch
• Nation’s Capital Guided Tour
• Early Welcome Reception
• Summer Fest Night Glow Party
• St. John’s Women of the ELCA
• Favorite-Hymn Sunday
• Story Times for Preschoolers
• Memorial/Honor Trees
• Private Pet Cremations

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