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Charles Town Man Charged with Attempted Murder in Hit-and-Run

Attempted murder charge after driver allegedly used vehicle as weapon WV Metro News | Tuesday, October 7, 2025 By Mckenna Galloway In a serious incident in Charles Town, a man was severely injured after being struck by a vehicle driven by 24-year-old Dustin Shawn Weister. The police have charged Weister with

Shepherdstown Knights of Columbus Launch Coats for Kids Drive

Knights of Columbus accepting donations The Journal | Tuesday, October 7, 2025 By Staff The St. Agnes Knights of Columbus are launching their Coats for Kids campaign this October, encouraging local churches and community members to donate to purchase new coats for children in need. Last year, they provided 244 new

Hedgesville Resident Questions U.S. Military Plans in Gaza

Journal Junction Oct. 8 The Journal | Tuesday, October 7, 2025 By Staff In a provocative letter to the editor published by The Journal, a resident from Hedgesville questions the United States' intentions regarding military involvement in the Middle East amidst ongoing conflicts, particularly the situation in Gaza. The writer

Abigail Adams History Alive! Event at Shepherdstown Library

Abigail Adams History Alive! Event at Shepherdstown Library

History Alive! performer to highlight strength, determination of First Lady The Journal | Tuesday, October 7, 2025 By Mckenna Galloway Abigail Adams, a prominent First Lady known for her strength and determination, will be featured in a History Alive! presentation at the Shepherdstown Public Library, organized by the Friends of Shepherdstown

Exploring the Pioneer Lives of Leora and Lynn Tusing

Exploring the Pioneer Lives of Leora and Lynn Tusing

Lost River Educational Foundation hosts speakers The Journal | Tuesday, October 7, 2025 By Mckenna Galloway The Lost River Educational Foundation recently hosted a presentation by Gary Smucker and Kathy Sholl at the Lost River Yoga Barn, discussing the pioneering lives of sisters Leora and Lynn Tusing, who thrived on their

Harpers Ferry Highland Games Highlight Scottish Culture

Harpers Ferry Highland Games Highlight Scottish Culture

Harpers Ferry Highland Games celebrates fourth year bringing Scottish history, culture to Eastern Panhandle The Journal | Tuesday, October 7, 2025 By Mckenna Galloway The Harpers Ferry Highland Games (HFHG), celebrated in Sam Michaels Park, showcases Scottish history and culture through activities like falconry and traditional music. Attendees like Ronan Hall

Charles Town Hosts Free Programs on Lincoln's Bodyguard

Historical programs offered to the public Oct. 12 The Journal | Tuesday, October 7, 2025 By Staff On October 12, local historian Bob O’Connor and his wife, Pam, will host two free programs in Charles Town titled “An Afternoon with Abraham Lincoln’s Bodyguard, Ward Hill Lamon.” Taking place at