| Berkeley Springs News |
| Four children missing in wooded area in Berkeley Springs, W.Va., have been found |
Four children who had been missing in a wooded area south of Berkeley Springs, W.Va., have been found, according to Washington County Emergency Services. |
| Bowlerama a focal point for community |
From the outside, the people of Berkeley Springs were simply "townies" for Tracy Smith as she meandered her family's belongings through the roads of Morgan County. |
| Murder suspect released on bail |
Bradley Scott Gregory, 27, of Winchester, is charged with first-degree murder and using a firearm in the commission of a felony after the Jan. |
| 1-27-12 Morgan senior group buying U.S. Silica headquarters |
State Director Bobby Lewis has announced that USDA Rural Development approved a Community Facilities Direct Loan in the amount of $1,400,000 for Senior Life Services of Morgan County, Inc., Morgan County, W.Va. Rural Development funds will be used to purchase the former corporate headquarters building of U.S. Silica on the north end of Berkeley ... (more) |
| Around Town - Jan. 26 |
A Touch of Velvet Sweet Adeline Quartet will deliver singing Valentines on Feb. 14. Cost is $30, which includes two love songs, a Valentine card, a surprise and a photo. |
| Charles Town News |
| Tai Chi improves balance, flexibility |
The fluid motion and awareness was something Andrea Ward missed over the last few decades as she ached to get back into Tai Chi. |
| Charles E. "Buddy" Ware |
He was preceded in death by his father, Joseph A. Ware Sr.; mother, Mildred W. Ware; father-in-law, James E. Watson Jr.; mother-in-law, Emma D. Watson; and brother-in-law, Erroll J. Leslie. |
| Journal Junction - February 3 |
Reply to the Charles Town reader who saw the coach throw his clipboard and kick the chair: I agree, I have seen so many adults who are truly not setting acceptable behavior for our children. |
| Meeting held to question proposed CVS in Charles Town |
A recent meeting of citizens concerned over a proposed CVS in Charles Town led to discussions of possible litigation to stop the project. |
| Commission condemns Citizens United decision |
The Jefferson County Commission has expressed unanimous opposition to a controversial U.S. Supreme Court decision which allowed for a considerable expansion of corporate money in political campaigns and granted corporations an independent right to freedom of speech. |
| Martinsburg News |
| Tai Chi improves balance, flexibility |
The fluid motion and awareness was something Andrea Ward missed over the last few decades as she ached to get back into Tai Chi. |
| Mary J. Canby |
Mary Jane Canby, 76, of Martinsburg, passed away on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012, at the home of her daughter, Kathy, in Morgantown. |
| Worth Weighing In |
Editor's note: During the course of a week, issues are covered that might not lend themselves to full editorial comment, but they are worthy of The Journal weighing in - pro, con or neutral. |
| Journal Junction for February 4 |
Thank goodness the Senate has drafted a bill to outlaw the use of insider trading information by members of Congress to amass fortunes in the stock market! How else could we possibly expect our elected officials to know what to do and what not to do with privileged information! This quote by a Junction commenter sums up the mindset of the ... (more) |
| Around the Region - February 4 |
The Berkeley County Roundhouse Authority will meet Feb. 6, beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the law firm of Martin and Seibert LC, 1453 Winchester Ave., Martinsburg. |
| Hagerstown News |
| BLOG: Rain & Snow Give Way To Sunshine, Mid-40 Temps Sunday |
A weakening, very strung out storm is inching across Maryland Saturday night. As the moisture arrives, it is encountering an air mass where colder air is seeping down from the north and battling the warm air already in place. |
| Armed Robbery at Suntrust Bank in Monrovia, Maryland |
An armed robbery took place this morning in Monrovia, Maryland. It happened at Suntrust Bank on 11323 Fingerboard Road at approximately 10:58 a.m. Maryland State Police say they are investigating a person of interest regarding the robbery. |
| Army orders court-martial in WikiLeaks case |
In this file photo taken Dec. 22, 2011, Army Pfc. Bradley Manning is escorted from a courthouse in Fort Meade, Md. |
| Mother of Slain Woman In Court Friday to Face Eviction |
The mother of the Hagerstown woman who was killed by her boyfriend will be in court Friday afternoon as she faces eviction from the home where the tragedy happened. |
| Marine fights conviction for suicide attempt, says it contradicts push to reduce suicides |
HAGERSTOWN, Md. - A discharged Marine private who slit his wrists in a suicide attempt is fighting his military conviction for deliberately injuring himself, arguing the punishment is inconsistent with the armed forces' efforts to battle a rise in suicides during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. |
| Frederick News |
| Education series, plein art program promotes art |
Lily Chalkley and her mother, Melanie, view one of the many pieces of artwork on display at the Art Talk Cafes on Saturday at the Weinberg Center for the Arts. |
| Postal workers: Frederick mail piling up |
Frederick's Tilco Drive mail processing plant was closed Nov. 18. Local mail now travels to Baltimore to be sorted before delivery. |
| Demand for cigarettes ends in arrest |
A Myersville man was arrested early today in Frederick after he was accused of demanding cigarettes and saying he had a gun, according to police. |
| Petfinder lives up to its name |
Rosie, one of Diane Lynn's several adopted dogs, has to eat standing on its hind legs due to a condition known as dysplasia. |
| Asbestos could complicate final fate of Gettysburg's Electric Map |
But the map is "infused with asbestos," Kirby said in an email, and he must "determine the most environmentally appropriate and legal way" to dispose of it. |
| Front Royal News |
| SCC: Turn on the juice |
Local officials believe hiring for more than 1,000 jobs will begin within a few weeks following state approval Thursday of a gas-fired power plant to be constructed by Dominion Virginia Power. |
| Va. Regulators OK New Power Plant, Rate Rider |
The State Corporation Commission also approved a rate rider allowing Dominion Virginia Power to begin recovering the cost of the project, including transmission facilities. |
| Rare wolves born in Virginia |
View Photo Gallery - Four rare maned wolf pups were born January 5 at the Smithsonian's Conservation Biology Institute in Front Royal, Virginia. |
| Cute Maned Wolf Pups Born: Big Pic |
Back off Liam Neeson, these wolves are too cute to fight. This week, the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute in Front Royal, Va., posted photos of some new maned wolf pups, and they are "Awww"-inducing. The pups were born on Jan. |
| To protect and serve |
View larger image Sheriff Daniel McEathron looks out of the patrol division room window recently in the Warren County Public Safety Building that is under construction across from Skyline High School in Front Royal. |