Ainsley Hall is a journalist based in Martinsburg, West Virginia. She writes for the Martinsburg Journal The and her work has also been featured in DNRonline and the Waco Tribune-Herald. Ainsley covers a wide range of topics, including education, local events, arts and culture, and community news.
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Monday afternoon during the dedication of the new Ranson Elementary School.
By: Ainsley Hall
CHARLES TOWN — The Jefferson County Planning Commission postponed hearing concerning the Mountain Pure Water Bottling Facility after Judge David Hammer ruled that the commission give a full 45 days to respond to the new application. Originally planned for Dec. 17, the hearing is now scheduled for Feb. 11.
By: Ainsley Hall
KEARNEYSVILLE — Pyramid Healthcare is organizing a Christmas Collection for residents to bring some extra Christmas cheer. The staff will organize the items and give them out to residents on
By: Ainsley Hall
MARTINSBURG — The Student Leadership group at Martinsburg South Middle School collected and donated money and other items for veterans and presented them to representatives from the VA Medical Center.
By: Ainsley Hall
CHARLES TOWN — Jefferson County Schools is hosting its annual Sensory Santa this week, where families with special needs children can have a safe and comfortable place to meet Santa
SPRING MILLS — Potomack Intermediate School welcomed River, its therapy dog, during an introduction on Tuesday.
By: Ainsley Hall
MARTINSBURG — Berkeley County 4-H’s FIRST LEGO League (FLL) team won first place at the West Virginia FLL State Championships, earning an invitation to the World Championship in April. They
Commissioner Jane Tabb celebrates her last commission meeting. Pictured, from left, are Pasha Majdi, Cara Keys, Jane Tabb, Steve Stolipher and Jack Hefestay.
Otterbein United Methodist Church will be featured during the Martinsburg Christmas Church Tours.
By: Ainsley Hall
Harpers Ferry Middle School students learned about holidays celebrated around the world.
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