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CHARLESTON — A circuit court judge said Monday it was too soon to say whether recent changes made by the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resource

CHARLESTON — A circuit court judge said Monday it was too soon to say whether recent changes made by the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources to help retain and recruit child welfare workers is working, but that his judicial circuit remains swamped with cases. The Joint Standing Committee on the Judiciary heard […]

A high-tech safety system that will be standard equipment on Volvo’s first South Carolina-built electric vehicle appears to be firing on all cylinders.

MARTINSBURG — The Berkeley County Board of Education had its regular meeting on Monday, where it discussed meeting state requirements and a roof replacement for Martinsburg High School’s gym.

The tax-exempt revenue bonds would be repaid by Redwood Materials, but first the company needed the state to approve a pair of bookkeeping matters.

"To make content decisions about classroom and school libraries is really a naked form of censorship,"Steve Nuzum, board member for SC for ED, said.An ongoing

CHARLESTON – An official with West Virginia’s new public charter school program called for lawmakers to consider additional legislation to help bear the burden of start-up costs for new schools.

MARTINSBURG – In a grand opening on Friday, Martinsburg-Berkeley County Parks and Recreation officials unveiled the newest addition to Poor House Farm Park – a nature-based playground, inspired by West

MARTINSBURG – In a powerful display of community solidarity, the Friends of Recovery organization brought together residents and advocates at a benefit dinner to raise critical funds for addiction recovery

The South Carolina NAACP met in Sumter, connecting with branches across the state to discuss the status of voter registration, education, and redistricting.