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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.

Local Voices on Election Day: Perspectives from West Virginia

Journal Junction - November 3, 2024 The Journal | Saturday, November 2, 2024 By Staff In the 'Journal Junction - November 3, 2024' published by The Journal, various residents from Martinsburg, Inwood, Charles Town, Bunker Hill, and Berkeley County express their views concerning the impending elections, voter harassment, and

Upcoming Community Events: Concerts and Emergency Preparedness in the Region

Around the Region - November 3, 2024 The Journal | Saturday, November 2, 2024 By Staff In its November 3, 2024 edition, The Journal highlights various community events in the region, including a concert by the Robert Sykes Quartet at Happy Retreat on November 10, and the 51st TubaChristmas concert at

Emergency Response Report: Berkeley and Jefferson County Incidents on October 31, 2024

Fire/EMS logs - November 3, 2024 The Journal | Saturday, November 2, 2024 By Staff On October 31, 2024, the Berkeley County Fire/EMS and Jefferson County Fire/EMS responded to multiple incidents including falls, breathing problems, and traffic accidents, as detailed in a report by The Journal. Significant events

Former Jefferson County Commissioners End Legal Battle with Plea Deal

Former Jefferson County Commissioners End Legal Battle with Plea Deal

Former Jefferson County commissioners accept plea deal, ending year-long legal saga The Journal | Friday, November 1, 2024 By Tom Markland In an article by The Journal, two former Jefferson County commissioners, Tricia Jackson and Jennifer Krouse, have accepted a plea deal that resolves a lengthy legal dispute stemming from their

Key Election Concerns: Polarization, School Funding, and Property Costs in Eastern Panhandle Voters

Key Election Concerns: Polarization, School Funding, and Property Costs in Eastern Panhandle Voters

Polarization, Property Costs, School Funding Are Key Concerns For Eastern Panhandle Voters West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Friday, November 1, 2024 By Jack Walker In the days leading up to the Nov. 5 general election, early voting in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia has seen significant participation, with over 33,

Election for Jefferson County Commission: Voters to Select 4 Candidates

Voters Will Pick 4 Candidates For Jefferson County Commission The Independent Observer | Friday, November 1, 2024 By Steve Pearson In an upcoming election for the Jefferson County Commission, voters will choose candidates for 4 out of 5 available seats, as reported by The Independent Observer. Each voter can select one

James Walch’s Vision for Transparent Leadership in Jefferson County Commission

County Commission – James Walch The Independent Observer | Friday, November 1, 2024 By Steve Pearson In an article published by The Independent Observer, James Walch outlines his motivations for running for County Commission in Jefferson County, emphasizing the need for transparent leadership amid rapid growth. With deep community ties and a