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Saint Joseph High School to Reopen with College Collaborations in Martinsburg

Saint Joseph High School to Collaborate with Shepherd University and Blue Ridge CTC The Panhandle News Network | Friday, December 6, 2024 By Marsha Kavalek MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Saint Joseph High School plans to reopen in Martinsburg for the 2025-2026 school year with partnerships with Shepherd University and Blue Ridge Community

Comprehensive Overview of December 5, 2024 School Closures and Cancellations

Closings & Cancellations The Panhandle News Network | Thursday, December 5, 2024 By WVRC Digital The Panhandle News Network reports on school and community closings and cancellations for December 5, 2024, across West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. The report lists multiple school districts and colleges that have no delays or

Charles Town Stabbing: Suspect Arrested After Serious Injury to Victim

Stabbing in Charles Town Leaves one man seriously injured, another under arrest The Panhandle News Network | Thursday, December 5, 2024 By Marsha Kavalek In a stabbing incident reported by The Panhandle News Network, a man was seriously injured while another, Juan Luis Garcia Aviles, was arrested in Charles Town, West

Five Arrested in Major Drug Bust at Martinsburg Stash House

Five Arrested after BCSD Uncovers a “Stash House” and Illegal Drug Activity The Panhandle News Network | Tuesday, December 3, 2024 By Marsha Kavalek Five individuals were arrested in Martinsburg, W.Va., after the Berkeley County Sheriff's Department uncovered a stash house involved in illegal drug activity. Following surveillance

Severe Drought Conditions Affect Martinsburg and Charles Town in Eastern Panhandle

Latest Report from US Drought Monitor Shows Drought Persists in the Eastern Panhandle The Panhandle News Network | Thursday, November 21, 2024 By Marsha Kavalek The Panhandle News Network reports that the U.S. Drought Monitor reveals worsening drought conditions in Martinsburg and Charles Town, now classified as 'Severe Drought&

Two Women Indicted for COVID-19 Relief Fund Fraud in West Virginia

Two Indicted for COVID Fraud in West Virginia Involving Ranson Resident The Panhandle News Network | Wednesday, November 20, 2024 By Marsha Kavalek According to The Panhandle News Network, two women, Kimberly VanKline and Rhonda Brown-Moore, have been indicted for wire fraud and conspiracy, allegedly obtaining COVID-19 relief funds improperly. From

Experts Discuss Opioid Settlement Funds and Community Transparency

Community Conversation Covers Transparency and Ways Opioid Settlement Funds can Assist Communities The Panhandle News Network | Friday, November 15, 2024 By Marsha Kavalek The Panhandle News Network reports that the Stubblefield Institute held a Community Conversation in Martinsburg, W.Va., focusing on the West Virginia First Foundation's oversight