Oct 8, 2009 | National Review
The former governor of Massachusetts has the best-developed national network of supporters of any of the potential candidates.
Clergy, parishioners kick off annual event
The 132nd annual Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia kicks off today with clergy and parishioners from 68 churches throughout the state meeting in Charleston.
Byrd secures $4.5 million for projects, including Corridor H
Work on Corridor H between Bismarck and Forman is included as part of a $4.5 million appropriation secured by Sen.
Road Trip to History wends through .....
Applause and words of support filled the Old Opera House on Wednesday evening following the screening of a new film about Shepherdstown.
Biographer: Abu Ghraib soldier should set up own Web site to promote 'England, the celebrity'
The biographer for a former Army reservist involved in the Abu Ghraib prisoner-abuse scandal says the soldier's agent should stop using a Web site designed to promote the book and instead build his own "to promote Lynndie England, 'the celebrity.'" In his response to a lawsuit over copyright and financial issues, Virginia writer Gary Winkler ...
Lonesome Highway is a fourpiece group from Romney, W.Va. Personnel includes John Arnold , Tom Suddath , Jimmy Kountz , and Buddy Dunlap .
Republicans banking on 2012 election
While hundreds of millions of dollars are spent in battles over President Barack Obama's ambitious legislative agenda in Washington, underneath the radar some of the Republican Party's next best hopes are laying the groundwork for the bid to replace him - or at least secure their place in the GOP hierarchy.
Republicans banking on 2012 election
While hundreds of millions of dollars are spent in battles over President Barack Obama's ambitious legislative agenda in Washington, underneath the radar some of the Republican Party's next best hopes are laying the groundwork for the bid to replace him - or at least secure their place in the GOP hierarchy.
Republicans banking on 2012 election
While hundreds of millions of dollars are spent in battles over President Barack Obama's ambitious legislative agenda in Washington, underneath the radar some of the Republican Party's next best hopes are laying the groundwork for the bid to replace him - or at least secure their place in the GOP hierarchy.
Hampshire case in federal court
A 53-year-old Richmond, Va., man pleaded guilty recently in U.S. District Court in Martinsburg after being arrested in July 2006 in Hampshire County by a deputy and FBI agents.
Tracey Wygal has been featured on CNN and in Oxygen Magazine for her dramatic weight loss, and now the local school teacher is offering her advice to anyone else seeking to become healthier.
A Hampshire County teenager is dead after an accident early Thursday morning on Route 10 near Romney.
Mineral fair season tickets on sale
Season tickets are now on sale for this year's Mineral County Fair set for July 27-Aug. 1 at the fairgrounds in Fort Ashby.
Burlington family services agency names interim CEO
After a month's vacancy, the Burlington United Methodist Family Services has an interim chief executive officer, the Rev.
Board Minutes for June 29, 2009
The Hampshire County Board of Education held a special meeting Monday, June 29, 2009, at the offices of the Hampshire County Board of Education.
Grant received for day report center
ROMNEY The proposed Hampshire Hardy Day Report Center has been funded and is expected to begin late in July, according to John Rohrbaugh.
Romney facility to offer Wellness Center
Monday marked the beginning of construction of the new Hampshire Memorial Hospital, which is expected to bring top-of-the-line health care and jobs to the area.
Region briefs for July 5, 2009
The Paw Paw Library and Hospice of the Panhandle are hosting a hospice and advance care planning open house from 9 a.m. to noon July 22 at the Paw Paw Library.
History in county repeating itself
We had the Crawford Woolen Mill that opened in 1890, in the new Martinsburg Mining, Manufacturing and Improvement Company land on the southwest side of Martinsburg.
Michael and Carrie Kline will give a free summer Concert on the Lawn at The Potomac Center, 1 Blue St., Romney, W.Va., Sunday at 5 p.m. Sponsored by the Hampshire County Arts Council, the pair will perform traditional Appalachian Mountain harmonies and contemporary songs with guitar.