From Charles Town: Responding to the article about board-approved contractor bid for a new school in Jefferson County: This board botched the addition to South Jefferson Elementary and the new elementary school off Job Corps Road.

Martinsburg firefighters are gearing up for a fire before it even happens. The department says it wants to know everything about businesses in the city that could help them in the event of a fire.

This week, the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals will return to the Capitol for a dazzling variety of far-reaching cases.

He'll be up in the air over Berkeley County this weekend. Jerry Wells will be piloting his Buck Jungmeister, a 1930s German biplane , as part of the Thunder Over the Blue Ridge Air Show in Martinsburg.

September 2, 2010 - By Toni Saylor, Martinsburg-Berkeley County Parks & Recreation, Martinsburg: Each summer Martinsburg-Berkeley County Parks & Recreation is the host to the Summer Concert Series in War Memorial Park.

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Officials at the 167th Airlift Wing say that while weather conditions are looking ideal this weekend, when the area's largest air show to date is scheduled to take place, a backup plan is ready in case inclement weather hits the Panhandle.

Crowds could top 100,000 at a free air show this weekend in Martinsburg. The West Virginia Air National Guard 167th Airlift Wing is behind the Thunder Over the Blue Ridge Air Show at the air base in Martinsburg.

I left the house in Stonebridge about 9:10 a.m. heading for the new Opequon Lane interchange.

Lawsuit resembles a religious...>> Governmenta s fiscal priorities misaligned September 1, 2010 - By Annemarie K. Collins, Martinsburg Occasionally, I need to write, just to get it out of my system and hopefully sleep better afterward.

Gladys Jane Butts, 88, of Berkeley Springs, died Monday, Aug. 30, 2010, at the Extended Care Facility of Morgan County War Memorial Hospital.

Berkeley County Commissioners Ron Collins and Tony Petrucci joined forces with County Clerk John Small and his staff Tuesday to canvass the votes from Saturday's U.S. Senate special primary election to help choose a successor for the late Robert C. Byrd.

Making a trip from Martinsburg to Charles Town just got a lot easier. The last two sections of Route 9 opened Tuesday morning.

A 22-year-old Martinsburg man remained in custody Monday on a $50,000 bail after his arrest Saturday in connection with an alleged armed robbery.

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