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Shepherdstown Historic Building Finds New Purpose Amid New Governor's Inauguration

Shepherdstown Historic Building Finds New Purpose Amid New Governor's Inauguration

Morrisey Gets Inaugurated And A Historic Building Gets Repurposed, This West Virginia Morning West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Tuesday, January 14, 2025 By Staff On this West Virginia Morning, the focus is on the recent inauguration of Governor Patrick Morrisey, highlighting a pivotal moment in state governance covered by Statehouse Reporter

Martinsburg Family Partners with Habitat for Humanity for New Home

Martinsburg Family Partners with Habitat for Humanity for New Home

Habitat for Humanity planning 2025 build for local family The Journal | Monday, January 13, 2025 By Toni Milbourne In Martinsburg, Crystalin Holliday has taken a significant step towards homeownership by signing an agreement with Habitat for Humanity, a journey that began in 2016. After years of uncertainty and temporary housing,

Winter Weather Causes School Closures and Delays Across the Region

Closings and Delays For Friday, January 10 The Panhandle News Network | Friday, January 10, 2025 By Marsha Kavalek On January 10, 2025, schools and community organizations in the region are responding to severe weather conditions. Jefferson County Schools are closed due to hazardous road conditions caused by drifting snow and

Shepherdstown Celebrates New Year's with Community Ball

The People’s Ball: New Year rung in for second year-in-a-row at free community celebration The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, January 9, 2025 By Staff The Shepherdstown Chronicle reports on The People's Ball, a community celebration held on New Year's Eve in the War Memorial Building, where

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 Leaders Discuss Reproductive Rights and Remember Carter

Local Leaders Discuss Reproductive Rights and Remember Carter

Accessing Reproductive Care And Remembering President Carter, This West Virginia Morning West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Thursday, January 9, 2025 By Staff On this episode of West Virginia Morning from West Virginia Public Broadcasting, discussions arise around tightening abortion restrictions as state legislatures gear up for new sessions. Local abortion rights

Weather-Related School Closures in Berkeley and Jefferson

Closings and Delays for Thursday, January 09 The Panhandle News Network | Thursday, January 9, 2025 By Marsha Kavalek On January 9, 2025, West Virginia schools including Berkeley, Jefferson, and Hampshire counties closed due to severe weather conditions, impacting local students and staff. Evening activities were canceled, and while the West