Thursday May 16 | Martinsburg Journal
"A Taste of the Arts" will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. today in downtown Hagerstown.
Shaun Calver of Front Royal primes his fence outside his home at the corner of Blue Ridge Avenue and Prospect Street recently.
Effect of county office move on Winchester unknown
Frederick County would leave Winchester with either a lot of taxable commercial space or an empty building if government offices move out of the city.
Authorities accuse Luray man in 7-Eleven robbery
A Luray man faces eight felony counts, including armed robbery and assault and battery against a law enforcement officer, stemming from two sets of crimes committed in Warren County in August 2011 and November 2012.
Area chefs chosen among best in nation
Scott Myers, executive chef at L'Auberge Provencale in White Post, holds the popular menu appetizer Foie Gras inside the restaurant and inn's main dining room.
The following public meetings are scheduled this week: Shenandoah County The School Board meets in closed session at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
Front Royal police searching for escaped suspect
Front Royal police are searching for an 18-year-old town resident who escaped from custody as he was about to enter the jail around 3 p.m. Thursday.
Kiwanis Club donation facilitates library's Books To Go collection
Thanks to a donation from the Front Royal Kiwanis Club, Samuels Public Library now can offer its Books to Go collection to the community.
Evan Stevenson, 9, of Hedgesville, W?Va., checks his bait while fishing along the South Fork of the Shenandoah River off Luray Avenue in Front Royal on Friday.
United Way's Day of Caring touches community
Raul Salome, a tile installer for New Look Kitchen and Bath, installs tile inside the shower of Betty Shell's home on Ross Avenue in Front Royal during the United Way Day of Caring held on Friday.
Patrick Farris: Dutch families settled in Front Royal's Chester Street
One of the less wel known ethnic groups to settle the Front Royal area was the Dutch, in the form of the Van Meter and Van Nort families, who intermarried with the Henrys and LeHews of the settlement in its infancy.
Domestic Incident Locks Down School
A Front Royal man is in custody after what Town Police say was a domestic incident that prompted an elementary school to be locked down Wednesday.
Front Royal school locked down during nearby domestic dispute
Police took a suspect into custody today after fielding reports of a domestic dispute involving a suspect who was armed.
Gun stockpile leads to another sentence for felon
A Front Royal man whose arrest on a firearms charge led police to call in the Army for help in searching his home was sentenced Tuesday in Warren County Circuit Court to a mandatory five years in prison.
Hiker hostel plan near Appalachian Trail denied
Neighbors' fears of squatters and trespassers tanked a couple's hopes of opening a hiker hostel near the Appalachian Trail in Warren County.
House project stalled by zoning rules worries neighbors
An unfinished house sits weathered and damaged years after Warren County officials deemed it too close to the road.
Shenandoah National Park offers spectacular vistas
Shenandoah National Park is a mountain park with a river's name. Some of its best views are its very highest.
Five children hospitalized following crash
At least five people were transported to hospitals following a two-vehicle collision on Morgan Ford Road one mile north of Howellsville Road at 9:30 a.m. Friday.
Patrick Farris: Railroads brought influx of Irish to area
The coming of the railroad to Warren County resulted in a large influx of Irish to the area, so much so that an entire section of Front Royal became known as "New Dublin" for its Irish population.