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The Journal, Martinsburg, WV The Journal covers West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle and tri-state area.

Vandalia Award winner Bil Lepp reminisced about his own Appalachian heritage, as he took to the stage of Reynolds Hall o...
15/09/2025

Vandalia Award winner Bil Lepp reminisced about his own Appalachian heritage, as he took to the stage of Reynolds Hall on Saturday afternoon.

At the 29th annual Appalachian Heritage Festival in Shepherdstown, attendees learned about the Eastern Panhandle's Appalachian roots.

The small Morgan County town of Paw Paw lived up to its name Saturday, as residents and visitors crowded into Town Park ...
15/09/2025

The small Morgan County town of Paw Paw lived up to its name Saturday, as residents and visitors crowded into Town Park for the second annual Pawpaw Festival, a celebration of the native fruit that has quickly become a showcase for Appalachian culture, food and community pride.

PAW PAW — The small Morgan County town of Paw Paw lived up to its name Saturday, as residents and visitors crowded into Town Park for the second annual Pawpaw

The Jefferson Arts Council marked its 50th anniversary this week with both community celebration and statewide recogniti...
15/09/2025

The Jefferson Arts Council marked its 50th anniversary this week with both community celebration and statewide recognition, as Gov. Patrick Morrisey proclaimed Sept. 13, 2025, as Jefferson Arts Council Day in West Virginia.

CHARLES TOWN — The Jefferson Arts Council marked its 50th anniversary this week with both community celebration and statewide recognition, as Gov. Patrick Morrisey proclaimed Sept. 13, 2025, as Jefferson

The NCAA is investigating potential violations of sports betting rules involving 13 former men’s basketball players who ...
12/09/2025

The NCAA is investigating potential violations of sports betting rules involving 13 former men’s basketball players who competed for six schools.

The NCAA is investigating potential sports betting violations involving 13 former men's basketball players from six schools. The schools themselves are not under investigation. The NCAA's integrity program flagged unusual

Ainsley Donnelly, a local fifth grader, won the AAU World Championship with the WV Thunder AAU basketball team earlier t...
12/09/2025

Ainsley Donnelly, a local fifth grader, won the AAU World Championship with the WV Thunder AAU basketball team earlier this summer.

Fifth grader Ainsley Donnelly, the only Eastern Panhandle player on the WV Thunder AAU team, helped her team win the AAU World Championship this summer. Despite long travel for practices,

As per their annual tradition, Independent Fire Company hosted a Sept. 11 Remembrance Ceremony Thursday, coinciding with...
12/09/2025

As per their annual tradition, Independent Fire Company hosted a Sept. 11 Remembrance Ceremony Thursday, coinciding with the time when the two towers fell in New York City 24 years ago.

RANSON —As per their annual tradition, Independent Fire Company hosted a Sept. 11 Remembrance Ceremony Thursday, coinciding with the time when the two towers fell in New York City 24

Volunteers coordinated through the United Way’s Day of Caring turned out Tuesday morning to do some sprucing up at the G...
10/09/2025

Volunteers coordinated through the United Way’s Day of Caring turned out Tuesday morning to do some sprucing up at the Green Hill Historic African American Cemetery on East Burke Street.

MARTINSBURG — Volunteers coordinated through the United Way’s Day of Caring turned out Tuesday morning to do some sprucing up at the Green Hill Historic African American Cemetery on East

Volunteers fanned out across Berkeley County this week as part of the United Way’s annual Day of Caring.
10/09/2025

Volunteers fanned out across Berkeley County this week as part of the United Way’s annual Day of Caring.

MARTINSBURG - Volunteers fanned out across Berkeley County this week as part of the United Way’s annual Day of Caring.

Jennifer Riter was on the trajectory for college with absolutely no thought in mind of joining the military. Her biologi...
10/09/2025

Jennifer Riter was on the trajectory for college with absolutely no thought in mind of joining the military. Her biological father had served, she said, and she believed him being gone led to a destruction of her family. But, on Sept. 11, actions taken by terrorists changed her course.

Editor’s note: The Journal’s Unsung Heroes series spotlights a local veteran each week from Memorial Day to Veterans Day. If you would like to nominate an Unsung Hero, email [email protected].

At Hospice of the Panhandle, we believe that outstanding care deserves to be acknowledged—not just within our walls, but...
09/09/2025

At Hospice of the Panhandle, we believe that outstanding care deserves to be acknowledged—not just within our walls, but out in the community where most of the hospice support truly happens.

At Hospice of the Panhandle, we believe that outstanding care deserves to be acknowledged—not just within our walls, but out in the community where most of the hospice support truly

Shepherdstown Mayor James Gatz signed a National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) proclamation declari...
09/09/2025

Shepherdstown Mayor James Gatz signed a National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) proclamation declaring Sept. 7 as National Grandparents Day witnessed by Pack Horse Ford Chapter Regent Sue Benson.

SHEPHERDSTOWN – Shepherdstown Mayor James Gatz signed a National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) proclamation declaring Sept. 7 as National Grandparents Day witnessed by Pack Horse Ford Chapter

To many, Main Street Martinsburg is best known for festivals, ribbon cuttings and summer concerts. But the nonprofit’s w...
09/09/2025

To many, Main Street Martinsburg is best known for festivals, ribbon cuttings and summer concerts. But the nonprofit’s work runs deeper, reaching into housing, small business development and working to reshape the perception of downtown itself.

MARTINSBURG — To many, Main Street Martinsburg is best known for festivals, ribbon cuttings and summer concerts. But the nonprofit’s work runs deeper, reaching into housing, small business development and

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