The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources is seeking input for 15 days, from stakeholders for proposed work to be performed at Berkeley Springs State Park. Park officials are proposing “restoration of the replica of George Washington’s Bathtub using period bricks that match the original ones and to install a[Read More…]
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Regional meetings set for community feedback about behavioral health resources
West Virginia 988 and Behavioral Health will be hosting regional meetings around the state to share information about state and local resources to support health and wellbeing. “We want to also hear from you about what is working and what is needed in your community. Your voice matters, and together[Read More…]
Hageny sets school record, earns All-State Honors at State Track & Field Championships
by Jamie Harris The Berkeley Springs Indians girls track and field team wrapped up their season this past weekend at the West Virginia Class AA State Track & Field Championships at Laidley Field in Charleston, showcasing determination, grit, and a record-setting performance. Leading the way for the Lady Indians was[Read More…]
From Heartbreak to History: Paw Paw Schools crown first-ever State Track Champions
by Jamie Harris What began as a season still reeling from the heartache of the sudden loss of beloved teacher and long-time athletic director Jeff Palmer in September suddenly turned into a celebration of resilience, pride, and pure athletic brilliance this past weekend at Laidley Field. From the heart of[Read More…]
Donovan Tanouye claims state gold in record breaking fashion
by Jamie Harris If there were ever a script to define grit, legacy and redemption, Donovan Tanouye just authored the final chapter. On Friday, May 23, Paw Paw’s most decorated athlete in school history walked across the graduation stage, diploma in hand. But just hours later in the state capital[Read More…]
STATE CHAMPION: Shayla Tanouye makes history for Paw Paw
by Jamie Harris A small town. A mighty spirit. And now, a historic moment that will never be forgotten. Junior Shayla Tanouye didn’t just make headlines she made school history, becoming the first state champion in Paw Paw history with a sensational performance in the Class A State Track &[Read More…]
Cicadas are back in Brood XIV emergence
Some parts of our region will witness another cicada emergence this spring and summer – the arrival of Brood XIV. According to the USDA Forest Service, this brood of cicadas will be seen emerging after the ground warms above 64 degrees, and will stay around for four to six weeks.[Read More…]
5th Bringing in the May fills park with wonder & whimsy
For the fifth year in a row, Berkeley Springs welcomed the arrival of spring with “Bringing in the May.” This year’s festivities, held on the third weekend of May in Berkeley Springs State Park, brought residents and visitors together for a joyous celebration of the season, filled with traditional activities,[Read More…]
Founder of East Coast Sturgis bike rally killed in motorcycle accident
by Geoff Fox The founder and host of the East Coast Sturgis motorcycle rally in Little Orleans was killed in a motorcycle accident in west of Hancock on Monday evening, May 19. According to Maryland State Police, just before 8 p.m., troopers from the Cumberland Barrack responded to the area[Read More…]
Maryland man sentenced for drug trafficking in Eastern Panhandle
Juan Manuel De La Rosa-Tejeda, also known as “Little Papi,” 39, of Hagerstown, Maryland, was sentenced to 121 months in federal prison for cocaine distribution. According to court documents and statements made in court, De La Rosa-Tejeda was one of the leaders of the drug trafficking conspiracy, selling large quantities[Read More…]
