by Jamie Harris The wins haven’t come yet for the Berkeley Springs Lady Indians varsity softball team, but something else is beginning to surface, belief built on power, fight and a young core that refuses to fold. After another demanding week that included three home losses and one dramatic road[Read More…]
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Indians and Lady Indians find momentum on the courts
by Jamie Harris The Berkeley Springs High School Indians and Lady Indians tennis teams logged a busy and productive week on the courts, facing a tough Class AAAA opponent on the road before rebounding with strong performances at home under picture-perfect conditions. The Tribe opened the week on Monday, March[Read More…]
Lady Pirates make noise in Baker: Paw Paw shines at East Hardy Track & Field Meet
by Jamie Harris When the Paw Paw Pirates packed up and headed east to Baker for the East Hardy Track & Field Meet, they returned home without a team win, but make no mistake, the Lady Pirates left their mark in emphatic fashion. Powered by dominant performances from defending state[Read More…]
Berkeley Springs chess players represent West Virginia on national chess stage in Chicago
by Pedro Miguel In the heart of a city that never seems to slow down, among the towering skyscrapers of Chicago and the constant shimmer of the river that runs through it, a group of students from Berkeley Springs experienced far more than a tournament, they experienced a true test[Read More…]
Attorney General reports top scams circulating in WV
The West Virginia Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division is committed to keeping West Virginians informed about the latest scams targeting our communities. The Attorney General’s Office recently launched a new, updated website. There, you can find information on scams, including the top scams reported each month. It can be found[Read More…]
It’s Stacy: Healthy Eats — Redbud iced tea
Redbud iced tea After a long, cold, and dark winter, I can’t help but notice how beautiful the colors in people’s yards look as I drive to and from work. The warmth and sunlight bring everything back to life, revealing a vibrant array of colors that is refreshing after months[Read More…]
Two jailed on charges of distributing suspected fentanyl
West Virginia State Police have charged two county residents with drug offenses, following a routine traffic stop on U.S. 522. On Wednesday, April 1 at about 2:30 p.m., officers initiated a traffic stop at Dairy Queen for a compact sedan with obstructed registration. The driver, identified as Brady T. Faith,[Read More…]
Harley Myers is Morgan County Teacher of the Year; school board recognizes new teachers, service personnel with awards
by Geoff Fox The Morgan County Board of Education recognized their teacher and service personnel of the year, as well as first year teacher and service personnel, at the March 31 meeting. Harley Myers was named this year’s Teacher of the Year and Caitlin Stotler was named Service Personnel of[Read More…]
County groups host abundance of Easter egg hunts, bunny visits & spring-themed events
Families need caring, healthy communities to help children thrive, say child advocates
April is observed in West Virginia as Family Strengthening and Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time to bring attention to the effectiveness of early family support as the best prevention against the mistreatment of children. Organizers with Prevent Child Abuse West Virginia emphasize that the message of April is this:[Read More…]
