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Charles Town

Charles Town, West Virginia, is a historic city founded in 1786. Known for its rich heritage, it's the county seat of Jefferson County and features well-preserved architecture, museums, and the courthouse where abolitionist John Brown was tried. The city offers scenic views, quaint shops, and a gateway to the Shenandoah Valley, making it a charming destination steeped in American history.

Community Perspectives on Local Issues and Holiday Spirit in Jefferson County

Journal Junction - December 8, 2024 The Journal | Saturday, December 7, 2024 By Staff In the December 8, 2024 issue of The Journal, the article discusses various community perspectives from Charles Town, Martinsburg, and Inwood regarding local issues such as impact fees for housing developments, political opinions on President Biden&

Local Community Events and Pet Welfare Initiatives This December

In the Know for Dec. 8, 2024 The Journal | Saturday, December 7, 2024 By Staff In an article by The Journal, several community events are highlighted, including a reminder from Spay Today for reduced-price spaying and neutering in Charles Town. The second annual Merry Makers Market will take place at

Detailed Police Activity Logs from December 5, 2024, in Jefferson County and Martinsburg City

Police Logs for December 8, 2024 The Journal | Saturday, December 7, 2024 By Staff On December 5, 2024, The Journal reported on various law enforcement incidents in Jefferson County and Martinsburg City, highlighting multiple motor vehicle accidents, drug-related activities, harassment cases, fraud, and suspicious behaviors. The logs reveal a bustling

Attempted Murder Charges Following Charles Town Stabbing Incident

Suspect Charged With Attempted Murder in Shutter Street Stabbing The Winchester Gazette | Friday, December 6, 2024 By Staff The Winchester Gazette reports that a suspect has been charged with attempted murder following a stabbing incident on Shutter Street in Charles Town. The attack resulted in serious injuries to one man,

Jefferson County Commission Approves Residential Impact Fees and Debates Cap on Non-Residential Fees

Jefferson County Commission Approves Residential Impact Fees and Debates Cap on Non-Residential Fees

Jefferson County Commission takes action on impact fees The Journal | Friday, December 6, 2024 By Ainsley Hall In a recent meeting, the Jefferson County Commission, as reported by The Journal, approved the implementation of residential impact fees starting June 1, 2025, while discussing non-residential fees and the potential for a

Community Voices: Gratitude, Political Critique, and Health Concerns in The Journal

Journal Junction - December 6, 2024 The Journal | Friday, December 6, 2024 By Staff In the December 6, 2024 edition of The Journal, various letters from residents express sentiments ranging from gratitude to criticisms of political figures and current social issues. One writer encourages gratitude during challenging times, while others

Belmont University Students to Shine in Global 'Christmas at Belmont' Concert

Belmont University Students to Shine in Global 'Christmas at Belmont' Concert

Local Charles Town student to perform in 'Christmas at Belmont: Live from Nashville' The Journal | Friday, December 6, 2024 By Staff Published by The Journal, the article highlights the involvement of Belmont University student Madison LaVigne in the upcoming 'Christmas at Belmont: Live from Nashville' concert