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Charles Town

Charles Town, West Virginia, is a historic city founded in 1786. Known for its rich heritage, it's the county seat of Jefferson County and features well-preserved architecture, museums, and the courthouse where abolitionist John Brown was tried. The city offers scenic views, quaint shops, and a gateway to the Shenandoah Valley, making it a charming destination steeped in American history.

Megan Hessenberger Honors Heritage through Appalachian Trail Hike for NHES

Megan Hessenberger Honors Heritage through Appalachian Trail Hike for NHES

Berkeley County woman will hike 101 miles of Appalachian Trail, with her dog, to aid NHES Herald-Mail Media | Thursday, November 7, 2024 By Herald-Mail Media Published by Herald-Mail Media, the article highlights Megan Hessenberger, a Berkeley County resident and board member of the National Humane Education Society (NHES), who is

Incident Report: Martinsburg Police and Jefferson County Law Enforcement Logs for November 5, 2023

Police logs for Nov. 7 The Journal | Thursday, November 7, 2024 By Staff On November 5, the Martinsburg City Police and Jefferson County Law Enforcement reported a series of incidents including noise complaints, hit-and-run accidents, trespassing, and disturbances. Notably, the Martinsburg City Police logged multiple cases of destruction of property

Saint Joseph School Student Camille Frail Inspires as Honorary Commissioner

Saint Joseph School Student Camille Frail Inspires as Honorary Commissioner

Saint Joseph School student serves as honorary commissioner The Journal | Thursday, November 7, 2024 By Staff In an article published by The Journal, it was highlighted that Camille Frail, a 13-year-old eighth-grader from Saint Joseph School, served as an honorary Berkeley County commissioner on Halloween. With aspirations for a career

Community Voices Reflect on Election Results and Political Discourse

Journal Junction - November 7, 2024 The Journal | Thursday, November 7, 2024 By Staff In the November 7, 2024 edition of The Journal, various letters to the editor reflect diverse opinions following the recent election results. Contributors express concerns over voter treatment, celebrate perceived victories, and critique past political actions

Upcoming Local Events in the Eastern Panhandle for November 2024

Around the Region - November 7, 2024 The Journal | Thursday, November 7, 2024 By Staff In the November 7, 2024 edition of The Journal, a series of local events and initiatives in the Eastern Panhandle are highlighted. The Knights of Pythias are hosting their final spaghetti dinner of the season

Charles Town's Augustine Trail Project: A New Era of Connectivity and Community Development

Charles Town's Augustine Trail Project: A New Era of Connectivity and Community Development

Charles Town breaks ground for the new Augustine Trail The Journal | Wednesday, November 6, 2024 By Ainsley Hall In an article published by The Journal, Charles Town has officially begun construction on the Augustine Trail, a project aimed at enhancing connectivity between housing developments, businesses, and schools including Washington High

High School Students Gain Classroom Experience Through Grow Your Own Program

High School Students Gain Classroom Experience Through Grow Your Own Program

Grow Your Own students shadow teachers at Wildwood Middle School The Journal | Wednesday, November 6, 2024 By Ainsley Hall The Journal reports on Jefferson County Schools' Grow Your Own program, which allows high school students to acquire hands-on teaching experience by shadowing educators at various schools, including Wildwood Middle