Berkeley County Development Authority News Today

By P.R. Lockhart

As she sits on a sofa across from a stack of green tie-dyed shirts, Shamika Robinson beams with pride when talking about the downtown Charleston office space she’s had for

MARTINSBURG — Following an executive session Thursday, the Berkeley County Commission approved a timeline to replace Sheriff Nathan Harmon after his resignation goes into effect. His last day as sheriff

MARTINSBURG — The Berkeley County Development Authority hosted the Build-Up Berkeley Business Pitch Competition at the Apollo Civic Theatre on Thursday evening.

MARTINSBURG — The Eastern Panhandle Entrepreneurs Forum (EPEF) will present “The 2-3-4 Financial Concept and Retirement Plan Basics” on Wednesday, Nov. 8, at the Purple Iris.

Blair Road to close at railroad crossing starting MondayBURLINGTON — Blair Road, County Route 23, in Jefferson County, will be closed at the railroad crossing beginning Monday and running through

MARTINSBURG — The 19th annual Women of Distinction luncheon took place Wednesday at the Holiday Inn, where Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital recognized three women in the community.

MARTINSBURG — Two public hearings were held by the Berkeley County Commission (BCC) Thursday to hear public comments regarding the creation of two Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Districts.

MARTINSBURG — The regular meeting of the Berkeley County Commission Thursday addressed the first contract addendum to the School Based Law Enforcement Officer Agreement.

W.Va. Gov. Jim Justice announces that Treplar plans to create 600 jobs by the end of 2026 with its new food packaging operation near Martinsburg.