Tom Markland is a news reporter for the Martinsburg Journal, focusing on local news in Martinsburg, West Virginia. With a keen interest in crime reporting and community events, Tom covers stories ranging from police investigations and crime reports to human interest stories and local celebrations.
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Tom Markland's coverage focuses primarily on local crime, breaking news, and legal policy regulation in the West Virginia area. His articles highlight various criminal cases, community events, and sentencing updates.
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The American Heritage Girls walk in Saturday's Veterans Day Parade in Martinsburg.
A soldier walks in Martinsburg's Veterans Day Parade on Saturday.
By: Tom Markland
MARTINSBURG – As of press time on Tuesday, election officials in Berkeley County had not finished canvassing the results of last week’s election.
By: Tom Markland
MARTINSBURG – Dave Sisler, a veteran of the Iraq war, is starting his own business to help his fellow veterans file claims with the Department of Veterans Affairs.
By: Tom Markland
MARTINSBURG – On Nov. 4, Gov. Jim Justice announced $13.9 million in grants going to 36 projects across the state through the Transportation Alternatives and Recreational Trails program, funded by federal and local contributions.
By: Tom Markland
MARTINSBURG – Five members of the West Virginia First Foundation (WVFF), a nonprofit group given the daunting task of distributing over $1 billion in opioid settlement money toward relief projects
SHENANDOAH JUNCTION— Moulton Park, located on the bank of the Shenandoah River, has added 83 acres of land to the park’s reach, setting the already unique park up to be
By: Tom Markland
MARTINSBURG – Staff at the Martinsburg Initiative brought a new event to Martinsburg North Middle School on Saturday, with a goal of promoting health and wellness to students and parents
By: Tom Markland
KEARNEYSVILLE – A new health and wellness clinic is bringing something new to Jefferson County, focusing on a diverse selection of IV infusions to help with all sorts of medical
Editor’s note: An arraignment is a formal reading of a criminal charge and is merely an accusation. A defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
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