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Martinsburg attorney expects to represent more than 400 former AB&C workers in suit
A Martinsburg attorney representing former AB&C Group workers in a back-wages lawsuit over two local AB&C plant shutdowns earlier this year said Monday that he and two other lawyers are now expecting to ...
Few Details Available in $75,000 Settlement
West Virginia has paid $75,000 to a Department of Agriculture employee who intended to sue the department and Commissioner Gus Douglass for sexual discrimination and workplace retaliation.
Council seeks help after audit
Jefferson County Council on Aging officials are seeking input from the West Virginia Legislative Auditor's office as part of an investigation into possible fraudulent activity at the Senior Center in Ranson.
Ranson man gets 10 years in robbery attempt
A 35-year-old man who covered his face with a pair of blue women's underwear and used a small pistol-shaped cigarette lighter in an attempt to rob an Inwood, W.Va., convenience store was sentenced this week to ...
"Swing your partner round and round..." is a sentence most people have heard half sung and half spoken to the sound of country style music.
Judge sides with Jefferson over imp.....
The Jefferson County Commission has proven the victor in its two-year legal battle with the city of Ranson, for now.
Soldier receives heroism medal
Were it not for the training he received from the Independent Fire Co., former Charles Town volunteer firefighter Michael Alden said he might not have reacted as quickly as he did last February on Germany's ...
It was a somber remembrance on a somber day. Firefighters, first responders, police, local officials and members of the public gathered at Charles Town's Independent Fire Co.
Developers consider 'green' subdivision for Ranson
Developers are contemplating a 1,700-acre residential and commercial development in Ranson that would rely at least partly on solar and wind power.
Speaker at Ranson 9/11 remembrance had responded to World Trade Center
Joe Kent of Martinsburg, W.Va., plays his bagpipes during a remembrance ceremony at Independent Fire Co.
Justices agree to hear 7-Eleven gas leak case
Four Jefferson County residents and a corporation claim their lawsuit aimed at recovering damages after an alleged gas leak at 7-Eleven should be heard in court.
The American Red Cross has announced its blood drives. To be eligible to donate, you must be 17 years of age, at least 110 pounds and in reasonably good health.
Live artillery round found in wall
A downtown renovation project has unearthed a relic from Jefferson County's past.
Harpers Ferry KOA, 343 Campground Road, Harpers Ferry, W.Va., 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, Sept.
The American Red Cross has announced its blood drives. To be eligible to donate, you must be 17 years of age, at least 110 pounds and in reasonably good health.
The American Red Cross has announced its blood drives. To be eligible to donate, you must be 17 years of age, at least 110 pounds and in reasonably good health.
Participants devour treats at fair
Packing it in - the food, that is - was the name of the game Wednesday evening at the Jefferson County Fair.
African American festival keeps growing
Hundreds of people spent Saturday in downtown Charles Town for the 16th annual Jefferson County African American Culture & Heritage Festival.
Police have identified the pedestrian who died Sunday night after being accidentally struck by a vehicle on the W.Va. 9 bypass near the U.S. 340 interchange in Jefferson County.
Police identify pedestrian killed on Charles Town Bypass
A Ranson, W.Va., man who was struck and killed while walking on the Charles Town Bypass Sunday night has been identified as Juan Farina, a Jefferson County Sheriff's Department spokesman said.