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Churches, help us update your listing

Each weekly edition of The Morgan Messenger includes the Church Page (usually page 6 in most weeks) which lists local and area houses of worship, their service times and contact information, along with a clergy member’s name. We always aim to share the most accurate information with our readers, so[Read More…]

Bath municipal sales tax yields $402,000 in first year

by Lisa Schauer Town of Bath brought in a total of $402,000 from its new one-percent municipal sales tax in 2025. In a public meeting on Tuesday, February 17, town officials reported $122,000 was received in the fourth quarter, which included tourism-heavy events like the Apple Butter Festival and Winter[Read More…]

County talks housing & affordability with HOME Consortium director

by Kate Shunney Morgan County has a housing affordability problem, county officials admitted last week as they approved another year of participation with the HOME Consortium. The Consortium is an Eastern Panhandle coalition of cities and counties formed to receive and distribute federal affordable housing funds. Cory Roman, Community Development[Read More…]

U.S. municipal waters come out on top, with sparkling and bottled winners representing Australia & Italy at Water Tasting

The 36th Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting gave out awards to waters from four continents. Five continents total had waters among the over 100 entries. The Municipal Water Category saw a U.S. sweep, including three previous gold medal winners. Ft. Wayne, Indiana took home their first Gold Medal.  Silver medal[Read More…]

A century in the making: Berkeley Springs High School honors 100 years of legacy and 50 years of girls’ basketball

by Jamie Harris Berkeley Springs High School came alive Friday night as generations of athletes, coaches, families, and fans  gathered for a once-in-a-century celebration honoring 100 years of Berkeley Springs Basketball and the 50th anniversary of girls’ sports at BSHS. The evening began with spirited Biddy Buddy Girls games at[Read More…]

WV Secretary of State Kris Warner says he won’t release protected personal voter information to U.S. Department of Justice

West Virginia Secretary of State Kris Warner said on Wednesday, February 11 that the Secretary of State’s Office will not volunteer the release of personally identifying information (PII) of every registered West Virginian to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). The DOJ’s request, reportedly sent to almost every state, seeks[Read More…]

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