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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 ice, while essential staff members are advised to contact their supervisors. Nearby Berkeley and Morgan County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay. The article, published by The Panhandle News Network, also highlights delays in Loudoun County and the reopening of Martinsburg City Hall and other municipal offices in Charles Town and Ranson, ensuring residents stay informed on local developments during this winter weather event.

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