WV Press Association Staff Report CHARLESTON, W.Va. – “I finally come to you with some good news – we are finally getting into the votes for social security.” That’s how Austin McVey, director of Social Security for the State Auditor’s Office, began his testimony before the Legislature’s Joint Standing Committee[Read More…]
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Favorite American toys have a colorful history
by Kate Evans Some of the most traditional toys in America, which still surface during the holiday seasons and in our memories, have an amazing history. The beloved, cuddly Teddy Bear has comforted millions of children over many decades. But did you know that the teddy bear was created to[Read More…]
Harman rallies back to take win over Warm Springs
by Jamie Harris Last Friday night, December 8, the Warm Springs Middle School Lady Wolves got the rare opportunity to play a home game at Berkeley Springs High School. The Lady Wolves and Harman Panthers took the court be- fore the high school varsity contest between Berkeley Springs and Harman[Read More…]
Paw Paw takes down Union in season opener
by Jamie Harris The Paw Paw Pirates varsity boys’ basketball team is off to a 2-0 start on the season with wins over Mountain View Christian Academy and Union. Last Thursday, December 7 the Pirates hosted the Mountain View Christian Academy Conquerors and rolled to a 55-33 win. Paw Paw[Read More…]
Indians wrestling goes 2-1 at Skyline Quad
by Jamie Harris This past weekend the Berkeley Springs Indians var- sity wrestling team traveled to Skyline High School in Front Royal, Va., for a quad meet. The Indians would take on the hosts Hawks, Central (Woodstock) Falcons and the Orange County Hornets. The Indians finished the event 2-1 with[Read More…]
Moving through the holidays with grief – crafting a plan can help
by Kate Shunney Christmas and winter holidays are portrayed as festive, bright and jolly times to celebrate and enjoy life. But the holidays can look and feel different for someone who has lost a loved one, is in the midst of major illness, or for someone who has suffered a[Read More…]
Apple honored for 60 years of service to Morgan County students
by Kate Evans Long-time Morgan County Schools teacher and substitute teacher Paul Apple was recognized at the December 5 Morgan County School Board meeting for giving 60 years of outstanding service to local students. Apple began teaching in Morgan County Schools in 1963 as a student teacher and taught for[Read More…]
It’s Stacy–Health Eats: Stuffing or dressing
Stuffing or Dressing Is it called stuffing or dressing at your house? Please do not throw away those bread heels or stale bread. That is what my great-grandmother, Arizona Henry, would tell me. I liked to feed the birds and the Jim’s Town neighborhood feral cats with the extra bread.[Read More…]
Smith graduates from FBI National Academy
by Kate Shunney West Virginia State Police Berkeley Springs barracks commander Sgt. Sam Smith was among 198 graduates of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia, which held a graduation ceremony last Thursday, December 7. The 288th session of the National Academy consisted of men and women from 45 states[Read More…]
Bath Mayor says historic protections issue will be addressed in new year
by Trish Rudder At the December 5 Bath Town Council meeting, Mayor Scott Merki said the town elected officials will take up the subject of the Historic Landmarks Commission and the town’s historic designation in January. “We are working on the SHPO letter,” Merki said of a letter from the[Read More…]
