Ronda Wertman is a journalist for WVNews, specializing in local news coverage in Ridgeley, West Virginia. With a focus on community events, government updates, and human interest stories, Ronda keeps residents informed and engaged with the happenings in their town.
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Ronda Wertman's coverage mainly revolves around local community events, town news, holiday celebrations, infrastructure projects, and veteran's services. She has a keen interest in government announcements and private sector initiatives within the local area of Ridgeley, West Virginia.
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BURLINGTON, W.Va. (WV News) – As fall brings visitors to the region, everyone is being encouraged to be sure to plan a stop at the historic Stone House, also known
CARPENDALE, W.Va. (WV News) – “We’re hoping we’ll have good news in December,” said Carpendale mayor Diane Baker as the town awaits word on funding for its upcoming sewer project.
WESTERNPORT, Md. (WV News) – A month after deciding that town residents could not afford the proposed next phase of its water project, the Westernport mayor and council have decided
RIDGELEY, W.Va. (WV News) – Uninhabitable and unsightly properties are the target of two new ordinances being considered in Ridgeley.
The Keyser High School Golden Tornado Band marches in Saturday's Veterans Day Parade.
The Keyser Volunteer Fire Department was joined by several other fire departments in the annual Veterans Day Parade Saturday.
Members of Nancy Hanks VFW Post 3518 wave to the crowd at Keyser's Veterans Day Parade.
McNeill's Rangers Sons of Confederate Veterans were represented in the Keyser Veterans Day Parade.
By: Ronda Wertman
Members of Boyce-Houser American Legion Post 41 brought a photo of fellow veteran Frank Roleff, who passed away July 3, as they rode in Keyser's annual Veterans Day Parade.
Boy Scout Troop 27 provided the color guard for Keyser's annual Veterans Day Parade Saturday.
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