Harpers Ferry News

John Denver's song " Take me home, country roads " is a songA that is well connected to "Almost Heaven" West Virginia.

A revolutionary new adventure park, built in four acres of trees on a hill behind River Riders ,A is now open for the Memorial Day weekend in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.

A 3 alarm blaze in Jefferson County, West Virginia, this morning is under investigation.

Job Corps of Harpers Ferry held a information session for the U.S. Forest Service and partners Wednesday morning at the Harpers Ferry campus.

ITS Americas Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, May 21, 2012 TomTom today announces that Michael Baker Jr., Inc.

Backstory Brambleton Community of Faith Hangin in the Nosebleeds Journal Entry Loudoun Essence Made in Loudoun Odd Angles River Creek & Lansdowne South Riding Sterling, Cascades & CountrySide The second of two men charged in connection with a 2010 botched home invasion that left their friend dead was sentenced May 11 to seven years in prison.

Anyone who has studied or experienced the traffic problem along U.S. 340 two-lane corridor near Harpers Ferry knows that the congestion and traffic stoppages will not be solved by car-pooling, increased ridership on the MARC rail line, and improvements at the Va.

TRIANGLE, Va. -- A piece of U.S. history handed down through generations of a West Virginia family is now on display at the National Museum of the Marine Corps.

The Jefferson County Planning Commission will consider edits that have been made to the U.S. 340 East Gateway Plan during its meeting Tuesday, according to the commission's agenda.

Jill Bevins, the area director of YoungLives since 2010, often describes what a difference positive support from family made in her own life after she became a mom at 17.

Major Martin Robison Delany was the Union Army's first black line officer. The Charles Town native was born on May 6, 1812, exactly two hundred years ago.

If you go For more information on all the events and programs held by the Appalachian Trail Conservancy and the Appalachian Trail Museum and for directions, see: Appalachian Trail Conservancy events http://www.appalachiantrail.org/who-we-are/events Appalachian Trail Conservancy P.O. Box 807 799 Washington St.

Born Sept. 7, 1921, in Newton Co., Miss., she was the daughter of the late John M. and Ida V. Snowden Glenn.