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By: Ainsley Hall
The Old Opera House’s New Voice Play Festival, opening June 19, showcases four original one-act plays by emerging playwrights nationwide. Featuring comedy, mystery, fantasy, and drama, the festival offers audiences
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MARTINSBURG — The Martinsburg Initiative gives kids a fun learning opportunity through Camp Sunshine.
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of 4 KEARNEYSVILLE — West Virginia American Water (WVAW) recognized Safety Week by inviting kids from Cookie-N-Milk Childcare Center to have fun at its safety rodeo on June 17.
Emma Broyles hosted the Miss West Virginia competition, sharing insights from her pageant experience and encouraging contestants to embrace authenticity. Visiting West Virginia for the first time, she emphasized personal
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of 2 CHARLES TOWN — Jefferson County Parks and Recreation celebrated the new disc golf course opening at Moulton Park on June 17.
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Contestants earned awards for talent, evening gown, leadership, and service as Miss West Virginia competition advanced toward finals.
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of 3 MARTINSBURG — The Apollo Civic Theatre partners with The Young American for a special show about Belle Boyd starting Thursday, June 25.
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Recent Washington High School graduate Amelia Addison, the Boys & Girls Club of the Eastern Panhandle's Youth of the Year, will represent the region in Chicago. The honor recognizes her
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The Apollo Civic Theatre's Summer Youth Workshop presents "CATS: Young Actors Edition," directed by Lily Ervin. Featuring young performers, imaginative sets, and beloved songs, the production showcases children's talent while
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Dunkin' celebrated the grand reopening of its Martinsburg location following extensive renovations that introduced digital kiosks, upgraded signage and a refreshed exterior. Franchisee Tilak Patel also marked the occasion with
