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Bolivar

Bolivar, West Virginia, is a small town near Harpers Ferry, known for its proximity to historical attractions and natural beauty. It's part of the Harpers Ferry National Historical Park and offers stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Bolivar provides a quiet, community-oriented atmosphere with easy access to trails, rivers, and the rich history of the surrounding area, making it a peaceful yet engaging place to visit or reside.

Stormy Winds Disrupt Bolivar and Harpers Ferry Communities

Stormy Winds Disrupt Bolivar and Harpers Ferry Communities

High winds cause damage and power outages The Journal | Monday, February 17, 2025 By Toni Milbourne The Journal reports that high winds led to significant damage and power outages in areas such as Bolivar and Harpers Ferry, affecting thousands of homes. Locals like Tina Martin shared firsthand experiences of losing

Local Police Report: Accidents and Incidents Recorded on Feb. 3

Police Logs for Feb. 5, 2025 The Journal | Wednesday, February 5, 2025 By Jefferson County Law Enforcement A recent police log from The Journal highlights a range of incidents reported across the area on February 3, 2025. Notable events include multiple motor vehicle accidents on Brucetown Rd. and N. Mildred

Legacy of Jim Crow Laws Influences Voting Rights in Ranson

How Mississippi's Jim Crow Laws Still Haunt Black Voters Today The Register~Herald | Wednesday, January 29, 2025 By Marshall Project The recent article from The Register~Herald explores the ongoing impact of Jim Crow laws on Black voters in Mississippi, linked to the legacy of voter disenfranchisement and

Harpers Ferry's Frostyfest Features Cocoa Crawl and Lantern Art

Harpers Ferry's Frostyfest Features Cocoa Crawl and Lantern Art

Frostyfest takes over Jefferson County with cocoa crawl, lantern festival The Journal | Monday, January 27, 2025 By Tom Markland The Journal reports on the festive Frostyfest celebration in Harpers Ferry, where local businesses participated in a countywide cocoa crawl, showcasing unique hot cocoa recipes. True Treats Candy offered historical versions

Frostyfest Returns to Shepherdstown with Family Fun and Flavors

Frostyfest to return to Jefferson County on Jan. 24-26 The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, January 23, 2025 By Staff The Shepherdstown Chronicle reports on the return of Frostyfest from January 24-26, featuring a weekend filled with family-centric activities across Shepherdstown and Bolivar. Attendees can enjoy a Winter Book Sale at the

Shepherdstown Welcomes Gino Sisco as New Town Administrator

Corporation of Shepherdstown to welcome new town administrator The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, January 23, 2025 By Staff The Corporation of Shepherdstown is set to welcome Gino Sisco as its new town administrator on January 27, following a nationwide search that highlighted local ties as a priority. With extensive experience in

Shepherdstown Welcomes Gino Sisco as New Town Administrator

Shepherdstown Welcomes Gino Sisco as New Town Administrator

Corporation of Shepherdstown to welcome new town administrator The Journal | Monday, January 20, 2025 By Tabitha Johnston On January 27, the Corporation of Shepherdstown will welcome Gino Sisco as its new town administrator after a six-month nationwide search. Sisco, a Shepherd University alumnus with extensive experience in public policy and