Saturday May 18 | Martinsburg Journal
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Man dies in Berkeley County car accident
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - A man has died after a single car accident Saturday morning on Allensville Road in Berkeley County.
W.Va. estate going on auction block
A 54-acre estate in Hedgesville that includes a 13,000-square foot home built in the 1850s is being auctioned off.
New school district lines aren't fair to families
Over many years, I have witnessed the trials and tribulations of the teen years.
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Firearms training class for women offered
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He was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corp from 1963 to 1968 and had served in the Vietnam combat.
Tyree Jebriel Ingram, 22, of East Martin Street, Martinsburg, was arraigned Wednesday on a misdemeanor warrant charging him with domestic battery in connection with an alleged April 25 incident, during which he was accused of punching a woman in the face and cutting her upper lip.
"When I Grow Up" Essay Contest Winners
Exciting news for 15 elementary school students in West Virginia. They were chosen as winners for a "When I Grow Up" essay contest.
Editor's Note: a week of comings and going
We're happy to say that the Spirit of Jefferson is now available in more places than ever.
Stevie Hite moved to a fairly similar spot at shortstop while Cameron Jordan switched from the outfield to Hite's vacated spot at third base.
Stevie Hite moved to a fairly similar spot at shortstop while Cameron Jordan switched from the outfield to Hite's vacated spot at third base.
More sugar, more chocolate, more cupcakes - just what Martinsburg needs. While other forward-looking cities sponsor health fairs and road races to promote wellness, Martinsburg stages a cupcake festival and totters farther down the obesity trail.
Students praise eMentoring program
Students of Hedgesville High School expressed bittersweet sentiments at the end of their first year participating in W.V. eMentoring, a program of the West Virginia Education Alliance.
Secretary of State educates civic students
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Program seeks to promote better eating habits
Baskets of fresh fruits and bottled water stand nestled among the rows of candy bars and soda machines at J and G Mini Mart, ready to offer residents the choice for a healthier snack option.
2013 Maier Award winners in Latin and English announced at Marshall University
The 2013 winners of the Maier Awards, sponsored annually by the Maier Foundation Inc., and hosted by Marshall University's College of Liberal Arts, were announced Friday, April 19, during a ceremony in the MU Foundation Hall, Home of the Erickson Alumni Center on Marshall's Huntington campus.
As the Berkeley County Emergency Ambulance Authority looks toward its needs for the upcoming fiscal year, the organization has reported on its progress during 2012-13. BCEAA responded to 7,800 calls from Central Dispatch that resulted in 5,500 transportations.