The Berkeley Springs High School Lady Indians soccer team is gearing up for what promises to be an exciting season under the guidance of Head Coach Steve Havermale, who enters his seventh year leading the program and his 19th year in coaching overall. With a strong core of returning players[Read More…]
School News
Indians aim high: Experience and positivity drive Berkeley Springs Boys Soccer
The Berkeley Springs High School Indians boys’ soccer team is gearing up for what promises to be an exciting and competitive fall season. Under the guidance of veteran head coach Randy Beal, who enters his 16th year overall in soccer and fourth season leading the varsity squad, the Indians[Read More…]
Berkeley Springs Indians set for 2025 football season with depth and experience
The 2025 Berkeley Springs Indians football team enters the fall with a promising mix of seasoned skill players, a developing offensive line, and a defense ready to take another step forward. With depth across key positions and new talent emerging, expectations are high as the Indians aim to[Read More…]
They’re back in class!
Berkeley Springs High School students stepped off their buses on Tuesday, August 19 to start a new school year. Students across the county returned to classrooms in six schools on the cool and sprinkly Tuesday morning.
Morgan County Back to School Nights
Annual Back-to-School Bash gathers families, volunteers & supplies to kick off new school year
by Lisa Schauer Morgan County Parks and Recreation hosted its 11th annual back-to-school bash at Warm Springs Intermediate School on Friday, August 8. Local K-12 students registered at the door for free school supplies, based on their grade. Hundreds of families visited the event to prepare for the opening of[Read More…]
Paw Paw Block Party brings back-to-school fun
by Lisa Schauer A community block party was held at the municipal park in Paw Paw on Saturday, August 9. Free backpacks, school supplies, hygiene items, shoes, clothes, and bags of produce were set out for anyone to grab. Hot dogs, chips, fruit, and bottled water were given out by[Read More…]
High school to restrict student phone access at school
by Kate Shunney Berkeley Springs High School classrooms will be phone-free zones this coming academic year, according to a new policy adopted by school officials. School across the county starts on Tuesday, August 19. Announced on Wednesday, August 6, the policy at the county’s largest high school will keep students[Read More…]
Fall tennis clinics starting August 25
The Morgan County Tennis Association announces they will be having Fall Tennis Clinics in Berkeley Springs. The ages for the clinics are from 5 to 14. The session starts the week of August 25 and ends the week of October 13. A tennis play day for adults is on Tuesday[Read More…]
School board hires long-term substitute teachers
by Kate Evans The Morgan County School Board approved a number of hired a number of professional personnel actions at their July 15 meeting including the hiring of a number of long-term substitute teachers. Jessica Miller was employed as a Widmyer Elementary long-term substitute second grade teacher beginning August 11[Read More…]
