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Ranson, West Virginia, established in 1910, is a small city in Jefferson County. It's closely linked with its neighbor, Charles Town, offering a mix of residential areas, local businesses, and parks. Ranson is known for its community-focused atmosphere, historic sites, and easy access to the scenic beauty of the Shenandoah Valley, making it a vibrant part of the Eastern Panhandle.

Ranson Elementary Students Explore Science with Dr. Wilson

Ranson Elementary Students Explore Science with Dr. Wilson

Fifth grade students join a special science experience led by Dr. Craig Wilson The Journal | Tuesday, February 18, 2025 By Ainsley Hall Fifth graders at Ranson Elementary engaged in an exciting hands-on science experience with Texas A&M educator Dr. Craig Wilson, who visited as part of the USDA’

Ranson's EmComm Program Equips Students for Emergency Dispatch Careers

Ranson's EmComm Program Equips Students for Emergency Dispatch Careers

New EmComm program prepares students for careers in Emergency Communications The Journal | Tuesday, February 18, 2025 By Ainsley Hall The Journal reports on a new career and technical education initiative, the EmComm program, launched by Jefferson County Schools in collaboration with local Emergency Communications. Designed to train students for careers

Significant Real Estate Deals Across Charles Town and Ranson

Deed Transfers for Feb. 14 The Journal | Friday, February 14, 2025 By Staff On February 14, multiple deed transfers took place across local municipalities, as reported by The Journal. Notable transactions included sales in Ranson, Charles Town, and Harpers Ferry, highlighting a vibrant real estate market. High-value properties were exchanged,

Local Students Shine on WVU Dean's List for Fall Semester

Local Students Shine on WVU Dean's List for Fall Semester

WVU recognizes President's List honorees The Journal | Thursday, February 13, 2025 By Toni Milbourne West Virginia University recently honored numerous students from the Eastern Panhandle, including areas like Charles Town, Harpers Ferry, and Martinsburg, for their outstanding academic achievements on the Dean's List for the Fall

Local Residents Face Numerous Charges in Berkeley County Court

Berkeley County Crime Report The Journal | Wednesday, February 12, 2025 By Staff The Journal reports on multiple arraignments in the Berkeley County Magistrate Court, detailing various criminal charges against local residents. Notable cases include Allison Marie Sween facing felony prescription fraud, while others such as Tammy Lee Pentz and Elijah

Bonnie’s Bus Brings Mammography Services to Ranson & Berkeley Springs

Bonnie’s Bus will make three stops in the Eastern Panhandle The Journal | Wednesday, February 12, 2025 By Tom Markland Bonnie’s Bus, a mobile mammography center from the WVU Cancer Institute, will make stops in Ranson and nearby Berkeley Springs this March. Aimed at providing accessible mammograms, the 45-foot

WVU Honors Academic Achievements of Students from Local Towns

WVU Honors Academic Achievements of Students from Local Towns

WVU announces fall Dean's List The Journal | Wednesday, February 12, 2025 By Toni Milbourne West Virginia University has announced its Fall Dean's List, celebrating numerous students from the Eastern Panhandle, including those from towns such as Charles Town, Harpers Ferry, and Ranson. This recognition highlights the