News from Berkeley County, West Virginia
Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Berkeley County, West Virginia, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 405 stories have been published about Berkeley County, West Virginia which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Berkeley County, West Virginia, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 405 stories have been published about Berkeley County, West Virginia which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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Martinsburg, West Virginia · MartinsburgLEETOWN— A traffic stop for speeding turned potentially deadly for Sgt. Vincent Tiong Wednesday evening. Tiong, with the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department, initiated a traffic stop at approximately 5:26 p.m. on Old Leetown Pike near Dove Hill Drive.See the Story
Suspect apprehended after firing shots at deputy
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Martinsburg, West Virginia · MartinsburgJoin Potomac Valley Audubon Society (PVAS) at Cool Spring Preserve for microscope programs designed to help young aspiring scientists 5th grade and up. Learners and their families will learn how to use both dissecting and compound microscopes as well as how to prepare slides, use hand lenses, and collect samples.See the Story
PVAS hosting microscope labs
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Martinsburg, West Virginia · MartinsburgTwenty-six people have been indicted on charges of distribution of methamphetamine, fentanyl and cocaine. Indictments include people from Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia. Investigators with the Potomac Highlands Drug Task Force seized drugs, firearms, and United States currency during the investigation.See the Story
26 indicted in West Virginia drug bust
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Martinsburg, West Virginia · MartinsburgEagle School Intermediate hosted a Literacy Carnival to encourage parents and students to read at home. Throughout the event, families visited different stations where a teacher would read a story and lead them in an activity relating to the book. The school plans to continue hosting events like this to help support students and parents.See the Story
Eagle School Intermediate encourages reading through their Literacy Carnival
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Martinsburg, West Virginia · MartinsburgGlenloch Legal P.L.C. is housed in a registered historic building, which was built in 1907. Partner Tom Willis is a U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret veteran. Willis is running for the West Virginia Senate in District 15, which includes his home in Hedgesville.See the Story
Law firm moves into new office in historic Martinsburg building
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Martinsburg, West Virginia · MartinsburgJefferson County Schools hosted a Parent Educator Resource Center (PERC) Transition Fair at the Ranson Civic Center on Wednesday for students with special needs. The event was split into two parts, where students first learned more about some of their career options and tried out simple tasks. Then, in the evening, parents were invited to learn more about the different service providers, agencies and organizations available to help them and their kids.See the Story
Jefferson County Schools invites special needs students to their PERC Transition Fair
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Martinsburg, West Virginia · MartinsburgGov. Jim Justice: 227 new officers have graduated from the state's correctional academy in Glenville since May 6. 52 cadets of the 77th class are scheduled to graduate on Friday, Dec. 22, bringing the total number of new correctional officers to 279. Justice declared his second state of emergency for correctional vacancies in August 2022.See the Story
W.Va. corrections officials report progress on officer vacancies, prison overcrowding
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