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Editors Note: The following press release was received from Jefferson County Commissioners Jennifer Krouse and Tricia Jackson and is run in its entirety as submitted.

CHARLES TOWN — The Jefferson County Commission has not met since Sept. 7, as two commissioners, Jennifer Krouse and Tricia Jackson, have chosen to not attend meetings in an effort

The Jefferson County Commission is scheduled to meet this (Thursday) morning. However, unless something has changed between then and now, the meeting won’t happen because of a lack of a

The Jefferson County Commission is expected to convene on Thursday morning at 9:30, but the possibility of having enough commissioners for a quorum is slim. Currently, there is a vacant

Reading Patsy Noland’s latest column entitled “A threat to democracy?” struck me as a classic tactic of defending establishment power by implying that they are the true protectors of democracy.

West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle is often touted as a success story for the rest of the state as a place with a growing population and thriving economy, a rarity within

The lede in a recent edition of the Spirit of Jefferson newspaper in Charles Town read as follows: “Is contentious, dysfunctional Washington, D.C.-style politics coming to Jefferson County?”

CHARLES TOWN — A special meeting called by Jefferson County Commission President Steve Stolipher once again failed to draw a quorum of commissioners, leaving the county once again unable to

CHARLES TOWN — Members of the Jefferson County Commission have not met as a full group for several weeks, following the move by Jennifer Krouse and Tricia Jackson to absent

CHARLES TOWN — A complaint for writ of mandamus and declaratory judgement was filed Tuesday in Jefferson County Circuit Court by resident Mark Everhart, naming the Jefferson County Republican Executive