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Due to decreased federal and local funding, the Eastern Panhandle Transit Authority, Pan Tran, is operating in a deficit for this fiscal year.
Midwife Linda Gillet has delivered more than 500 babies since 1989 when she began working at Shenandoah Community Health.
Public forums planned for W.Va. education audit
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginians will get a chance this summer to learn more about the recent sweeping review of the state's public school system.
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Judge: Crime scene, autopsy photos admissible at murder trial
A judge ruled Wednesday that prosecutors in the case of two men indicted on murder charges will be able to show jurors photographs of the crime scene and the autopsy of the deceased victim.
Bank robber says Jefferson County sheriff, others beat him
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Bank robber says sheriff, others beat him
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- A Harpers Ferry man doing time for bank robbery is suing Jefferson County Sheriff Bobby Shirley and 14 unidentified law enforcement officers he says beat him severely after a failed heist and vehicle chase in 2010.
Summer concert series serenades residents; kicks off Friday
Beginning this Friday, residents can enjoy the warm summer evenings listening to musicians as part of a new program from Main Street Martinsburg.
Amidst a sunset island ambiance theme, art aficionados and other wandering souls who appreciate artistic beauty can enjoy a pleasant day touring local artists' studios in Hedgesville.
News at 4:25 p.m.: Man wanted fo...
A man wanted in connection with a shooting in Charles Town last week that wounded one person is in custody, Charles Town Police Chief Chris Kutcher announced Tuesday.
Holiday brings Panhandle together
The last Monday in May is something more than the unofficial kick-off to the summer season.
Martinsburg High School band to host fundraiser June 8
Martinsburg High School's Band Director James Southern is looking forward to what he hopes will be the year's biggest fundraiser.
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The 16th annual West Virginia Wine and Arts Festival drew large crowds to Martinsburg this Memorial Day weekend, as wine connoisseurs and art lovers gathered to enjoy some of the state's finest wines and the holiday weekend festivities.
Kay Mayhew joins Sterling Realty team
Mayhew is a native of Martinsburg. She attended Martinsburg High and Shepherd University.
For the past three and a half years, I have been fortunate enough to call the Eastern Panhandle - and Martinsburg in particular - my home.
World War II vet recounts sacrifices
Dr. Richard Gambino remembered walking into his Martinsburg, W.Va., home on Dec.
Nationally renowned Civil War author Bob O'Connor will make his fourth appearance at the Blue and Gray Reunion scheduled June 1 to 3 in Philippi.
Shepherdstown gets branch of running group
It's not too often that a group of runners meets at a pub to start the day's run.
New Shepherd campus to open by 2013
Having worked hard to improve the quality and growth of students and faculty at Shepherd University, President Suzanne Shipley is excited about the next phase of expanding the university's services and programs.