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State offices will be closed Wednesday and Thursday

West Virginia state government employees will be given off Christmas Eve, following a proclamation by Governor Patrick Morrisey. The executive announcement gives state employees an “extended Christmas holiday,” the governor’s office said on Friday. That means state offices won’t be open on Wednesday, December 24, including DMVs and Department of[Read More…]

Paw Paw woman arrested on multiple drug charges

Morgan County Sheriff’s Department has charged a Paw Paw woman with multiple drug offenses, following an ongoing investigation. Kimberly D. Hayes, 46, was arrested by warrant on Wednesday, December 17. She has been charged with four counts of delivery of a controlled substance, and two counts of conspiracy. According to[Read More…]

Girl Scouts decorate resident doors for the holidays

Girl Scout Troop 15151 visited Berkeley Springs Healthcare Center this month to decorate doors for some of the residents for the holidays. Pictured are Kyra Barney, Gabriella Miller and Emma Kelley. photos by Laura Chalupka Girl Scout Troop 15151 visited Berkeley Springs Healthcare Center this month to decorate doors for[Read More…]

Deep freeze & slick roadways cause several accidents

Slick road conditions in the early hours of Sunday, December 14 contributed to the crash of a tractor-trailer accident in the 13000 block of Valley Road, just north of the Virginia line. The truck and trailer rolled over onto the western shoulder of the roadway. The accident closed both lanes[Read More…]

Winter weather poses increased risks for individuals living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias

reprinted with permission from West Virginia Daily News As winter continues, colder temperatures, snow, ice and early nightfall can pose serious risks for the 38,100 individuals living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias in West Virginia. For their 65,000 unpaid caregivers, the season brings added stress and challenges in ensuring their[Read More…]

Seely Foundation awards over $24,000 to Morgan County Schools for innovative projects

The Seely Foundation Paradox Fund Principal’s Awards have invested $24,287 in Morgan County Schools this year, supporting outstanding and innovative learning projects across the county. Thirty grant proposals were submitted by dedicated teachers and administrators, and sixteen projects were selected for funding, reflecting the creativity and commitment of local educators.[Read More…]

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