Treasurer’s Report Andrea Duckworth submitted the treasurer’s report. The be- ginning balance for July was $13,826.81, with total income of $28.61 and expenses of $111.51, the ending balance for the month is $13, 743.91. For anyone who takes in a membership application ask if the new member is agreeable to[Read More…]
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Frederick William Oakes, Jr.
Frederick William Oakes, Jr. 1952-2023 Frederick William Oakes, Jr., age 71, of Berkeley Springs, W.Va., died on Friday, August 11, 2023 at his home. Born March 22, 1952 in Bethesda, Md., he was the son of the late Frederick William Oakes, Sr. and Elizabeth Jean Skinner Oakes. He attended Montgomery[Read More…]
Lady Indians Soccer pre-season preview
by Jamie Harris Veteran Berkeley Springs Lady Indians soccer coach Steve Havermale has another young team that he will place out on the pitch this coming season. The Lady Indians have had two weeks of practice in the books and the head coach stated he is excited about the teamwork[Read More…]
C. Diane Constantino
C. Diane Constantino 1942-2023 C. Diane Constantino, age 80, of Berkeley Springs, W.Va., died on Thursday, August 10, 2023 at her home. Born November 14, 1942 in La Plata, Maryland. She is survived by her husband, Thomas William Constantino, at home, one son, James of New Jersey and two fur[Read More…]
Danielle Marie Simms
Danielle Marie Simms 1989-2023 Danielle Marie Simms, age 34, died suddenly on Sunday, July 23, 2023 in Huntington Beach, Calif. Born March 14, 1989 and residing in Berkeley Springs, W.Va. most of her life, she was the daughter of Julie and Robert Mills. She was a sweet, bright girl, a[Read More…]
Indians Soccer looks to build on successful 2022 season
by Jamie Harris Last fall the Berkeley Springs Indians soccer team under first year head coach Randy Beal finished the season with a 6-12 record. While that may not look impressive to most, the Indians were able to take three wins against rival Keyser and advanced to the sectional championship[Read More…]
Paw Paw sewer improvements will move ahead with $2 million grant
by Kate Evans The West Virginia Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council recently approved a $2 million grant for two sewer system improvement projects in the Town of Paw Paw. They will include improvements to the municipal wastewater treatment plant and the replacement and repair of sewer pipes in the southern[Read More…]
Back-to-school bash equips students for a new academic year
by Lisa Schauer In over two hours, 68 community volunteers gave away enough school supplies for 488 students during the annual back-to-school bash held outside Warm Springs Intermediate School on Friday evening, August 11. “We’re not going to turn anyone away,” said Dawn Beal, Director of Morgan County Parks and[Read More…]
Helicopter, area crews rescue driver from accident via Cacapon River
by Kate Evans Maryland State Police Trooper 5 helicopter and area emergency personnel rescued a woman Tuesday evening after her car plunged off the side of Power House Road outside of Great Cacapon in Morgan County. The injured 19-year-old was trapped inside her vehicle after it traveled off the road[Read More…]
Bath council approves second food truck event, gets meeting updates
by Trish Rudder At the August 8 meeting, the Bath Town Council voted to approve the Morgan County-Berkeley Springs Chamber of Commerce request to host a Food Truck Festival on Friday, September 8 in downtown Berkeley Springs. The food trucks will be located on West Fairfax and West Congress streets[Read More…]
