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911 lines were experiencing a temporary outage in Berkeley County, W.Va., leaving residents unable to contact county-level emergency services.

A New Martinsville student at West Virginia University is one of five scholarship recipients of the West Virginia Nursery & Landscape Association. Hailey Lane, a Tyler Consolidated High School graduate, is one of five at WVU to receive $2,500 each through the WVNLA’s Marcus W. Rennix Memorial Scholarship program. The students will be recognized at […]

SPRING MILLS — Marcus Law emerged from the bench of sorts to guide Spring Mills football in 2023 after Josh Sims took a leave of absence during the team’s training

The 11th Colour of Music Fesitival kicks off today on Charleston!

South Carolina’s Republican Presidential Preference Primary (PPP) Election is Saturday, Feb. 24. The Early Voting Period for the Republican PPP is Monday, Feb. 12, through Thursday, Feb. 22.

Berkeley County Sheriff Duane Lewis has announced the creation of the Public Safety Unit. The Sheriff’s Office’s Mission is “Taking Care of People,” Lewis said the Public Safety Unit was

Tuesday marks the deadline to apply for an absentee ballot for theRepublican Presidential Preference Primary (PPP) in Berkeley County, public information offic

BURLINGTON — The right lanes will be closed on westbound and eastbound Apple Harvest Drive, W.Va. 45, in Berkeley County, from the intersection with U.S. 11 to Foxcroft Avenue, from

A report by Tony Bartelme for The Post and Courier. The trial was over. The witnesses had testified, and things didn’t look good for young Anne Bonny, pirate. It was November 1720, in Jamaica, a time of plunder. From New England to the Caribbean, pirates menaced ships. British authorities were fed up. And Anne Bonny was…

The Berkeley County Election Commission reported 2,168 early votes and 2,832 votes at the high school the day of the primary.