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Martinsburg City Council accepts donation of Wegenast Brewery property
The Martinsburg City Council on Thursday agreed to accept the donation of property along Tuscarora Creek near the B&O roundhouse and shops that is being eyed for a recreational use.
Friday | Charleston Gazette
Martinsburg aviation firm plans to create 300 jobs
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A Martinsburg aviation company plans to hire up to 300 workers during the next five years.
Friday | Martinsburg Journal
Man charged with felony child abuse
A Martinsburg man has been arraigned on one count of felony child abuse resulting in injury in connection to a domestic incident in August in which he allegedly slammed his 12-year-old son's head against a wall after chasing the boy's mother with an ax.
News, sports, jobs, community information for Martinsburg
Several events have been held this week across the tri-county to raise awareness of homelessness and hunger and to raise funds to help the homeless and hungry.
South Berkeley survey is finished
Recently the Berkeley County Historical Landmarks Commission received the forms and map from Michael Gioulis on the completion of a $10,000 survey grant through the Department of West Virginia Archives and History Division.
Police arrested two people Monday after 158 marijuana plants were found growing in a home near Martinsburg following an anonymous tip about the illegal growing operation.
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Man armed with shotgun subdued by W.Va. trooper
A man armed with a 20-gauge shotgun was taken into custody Tuesday evening following a confrontation with police at his estranged wife's home, West Virginia State Police said in a news release.
Mountain State University Moving into Martinsburg Mall
Shoppers ready to spend money and college students ready to spend time in class will soon be side by side at the Martinsburg Mall, the struggling Foxcroft Avenue retail hub that opened 18 years ago.
Neighbor charged with concealing slain Berkeley Springs man's body
A neighbor of a Berkeley Springs man accused of killing his father has been charged with concealing the dead man's body, West Virginia State Police said in a news release.
A 23-year-old man was arrested Tuesday afternoon in the July 2008 shooting death of a Virginia man who police say was an innocent bystander when he was killed in a spray of gunfire outside a club near Martinsburg.
Police arrest suspect after car the.....
A man suspected of stealing four vehicles and setting them on fire was arrested Saturday morning after a high-speed pursuit, according to a news release issued late Sunday night by the Berkeley County Sheriff's Department.
Latest Habitat house designed with .....
The first thing one notices about the new house on Rothwell Avenue in the north end of Martinsburg is its stylish, contemporary design.
Martinsburg Summit to Focus on Homelessness
The head of a nonprofit that provides shelter to men, women and children said the issue of homelessness must be included in any discussions of poverty in the Eastern Panhandle.
From the streets of Shepherdstown to downtown Martinsburg, traditional morris dancers, complete with colorful costumes and intricate dance numbers, entertained and educated curious crowds Sunday on the ancient English custom.
State teacher pleads not guilty in sex case
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. -- A former Berkeley County teacher has pleaded not guilty to charges she kissed a 14-year-old male student during a lunch break at Musselman Middle School.
Historic Martinsburg house receives honor
The house of Capt. John Kerney, Huxley Hall, was marked with a bronze plaque by the National Society Colonial Dames XVII century, Sir George Calvert Chapter of Maryland.
Good Question: Title insurance
Amid the heap of obligations and expenses that come with buying a house, title insurance can be one of the most bewildering.
Martinsburg land donated for recreation
Property along Tuscarora Creek in Martinsburg where Union Civil War general and future President Rutherford B. Hayes was said to lay ill for several days in July 1864 is being donated for public recreation use.
Hearing set to discuss district
It's been about three years and 11 months since discussions about expanding Martinsburg's historic overlay district began, but adding more city blocks to the special zoning area is creeping ever closer to fruition.
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