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Ranson Civic Center Hosts Revival of the Wild Beast Feast

Ranson Civic Center Hosts Revival of the Wild Beast Feast

Public invited as ‘Wild Beast Feast’ returns to Ranson Civic Center The Journal | Friday, January 17, 2025 By Toni Milbourne Fellowship Bible Church is reviving its popular Wild Beast Feast at the Ranson Civic Center on January 24, offering a celebration of outdoor activities through hunting, fishing, and shooting. This

Apple Growers in Martinsburg Connect with Vital Resources

Apple Growers in Martinsburg Connect with Vital Resources

Martinsburg Forum Connects Region’s Farmers With State, Federal Aid West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Thursday, January 16, 2025 By Jack Walker A recent forum held at Orr’s Farm Market in Martinsburg, highlighted the urgent need for farmers in the region, including those from surrounding localities, to access federal and

Local Students Shine on Dean's and President's Lists for Fall 2024

Student achievements recognized The Journal | Thursday, January 16, 2025 By Staff The Journal highlights the academic achievements of local students from towns including Inwood, Harpers Ferry, and Martinsburg who have been recognized for their exemplary performance in the Fall 2024 semester. Over 1,400 students from York College made the

Charles Town Police Chase Leads to Arrests of Two Maryland Men

Vehicle Pursuit in Charles Town results in two arrests The Panhandle News Network | Wednesday, January 15, 2025 By Marsha Kavalek On January 9, a car chase in Charles Town initiated from a red light violation on US Route 340, leading to the arrests of two men from Maryland. After fleeing

New Arrivals Celebrate Family in Martinsburg and Beyond

Curbsides for Jan. 12 The Journal | Saturday, January 11, 2025 By Staff In a recent publication by The Journal, several families from the Martinsburg area joyfully announced the births of their children. Erica and Tim Pruitt welcomed their daughter, Jovie, at Berkeley Medical Center, and Brittany and Ronald Leab celebrated

Shepherdstown's DAR Chapter Prepares for Historic Celebrations

DAR Pack Horse Ford prepares for 2025 The Journal | Thursday, January 9, 2025 By Staff The Pack Horse Ford Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is eagerly preparing for significant events in 2025, including the rededication of the DAR Bee Line Memorial Marker and the celebrations for the

Local Students Shine in Recent Academic Achievements

Various college students from Panhandle recognized The Journal | Tuesday, January 7, 2025 By Staff The Journal recently highlighted achievements of local students from Martinsburg, Inwood, and surrounding areas, including Victoria Davis who earned a Master’s from Georgia Tech and multiple graduates from the University of Maryland Global Campus. Notable