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Silly String Fun at Driswood Elementary Boosts Attendance

Silly String Fun at Driswood Elementary Boosts Attendance

Driswood Elementary encourages student attendance with silly string The Journal | Friday, February 14, 2025 By Ainsley Hall In February, Driswood Elementary in Shenandoah Junction initiated the creative attendance incentive called 'It’s Silly to Miss School,' allowing students to spray silly string at their teachers for good attendance.

Fellowship Bible Church's Valentine Tradition Brightens Veterans' Day

Fellowship Bible Church's Valentine Tradition Brightens Veterans' Day

Valentines for Veterans serves as project of local church group The Journal | Friday, February 14, 2025 By Toni Milbourne At the VA Medical Center in Martinsburg, veterans were delighted by the annual visit from children of Fellowship Bible Church in Shenandoah Junction, who delivered homemade valentines to share love and

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

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

Shenandoah Junction Workshop for Mountain Pure Bottling Plant Rescheduled

Public Workshop Regarding Proposed Bottling Plant Postponed to March 11 The Panhandle News Network | Tuesday, February 11, 2025 By Marsha Kavalek Due to inclement weather, a public workshop regarding the Mountain Pure bottling plant in Shenandoah Junction has been rescheduled for March 11. With over a thousand written comments submitted

Middleway Water Bottling Factory Proposal Sparks Local Debate

Does Jefferson County Zoning Permit Water Extraction? The Independent Observer | Friday, February 7, 2025 By Steve Pearson The Independent Observer reports on the upcoming public hearing regarding a proposed water bottling factory in Middleway, set for February 11 at Jefferson High School. With over 1,000 public comments largely opposing

Local Perspectives on National Politics Emerge in The Journal

Journal Junction for February 4, 2025 The Journal | Tuesday, February 4, 2025 By Staff In the February 4, 2025, edition of The Journal, local voices from towns such as Martinsburg, Charles Town, and Falling Waters provide sharp critiques of President Trump's policies and actions, particularly regarding immigration, law