Tavern Road Bridge Named in Honor of Former Berkeley County Sheriff, Commissioner William N. “Shug” Kisner

MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — A bridge near Martinsburg’s baseball fields at Oatesdale Park was dedicated Friday to former Berkeley County Sheriff and Commissioner William N. “Shug” Kisner. It was a fitting tribute, according to several who spoke, including those who were part of Martinsburg’s Little Leag...[read more]

Woman Found Dead in Hagerstown City Park

 HAGERSTOWN, MD — Police in Hagerstown are investigating after a woman was found dead at Hagerstown City Park. Police are investigating it as a homicide. Hagerstown Police Department Baker Platoon Commander Lt. Rebecca Fetchu tells the Panhandle News Network the call came in Friday around 5:50 in...[read more]

Berkeley Board of Education and Berkeley County Council Hold Joint Meeting

MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — The Berkeley County Board of Education and the Berkeley County Council held a special joint meeting Wednesday to discuss various topics of interest to both bodies. School Board President Pat Murphy: The two boards discussed student numbers related to subdivisions, folks avoid...[read more]

Expedited approval of Mountain Valley Pipeline is part of debt ceiling package

West Virginia Rivers is among the environmental groups promoting a June 8 protest in front of the White House. The post Expedited approval of Mountain Valley Pipeline is part of debt ceiling package appeared first on WV MetroNews.[read more]

Model pays tribute to B-25 crew killed in West Virginia

Hobbyist Allen Harmon of Cross Lanes used pieces of the wreckage of a 1950 military plane crash at Spruce Knob to create a scale memorial to the nine crew members who perished. The post Model pays tribute to B-25 crew killed in West Virginia appeared first on WV MetroNews.[read more]

Mountain State Art and Craft Fair to return for the 61st year

The 61st year of the Mountain State Art & Craft Fair will return to the grounds of the Cedar Lakes Conference Center, where its been the site of the fair since its inception in 1963. The post Mountain State Art and Craft Fair to return for the 61st year appeared first on WV MetroNews.[read more]