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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Volunteers unpack wreaths as they begin working their way through Edge Hill Cemetery Saturday, placing the wreaths as part of Wreaths Across America Day.
By: Tom Markland
CHARLES TOWN – A damages hearing aimed at determining damages done to the West Virginia Mountain Party by David Tabb and Daniel Lutz continued Tuesday, as Tabb questioned the Chief
By: Tom Markland
MARTINSBURG — Judge Catie Wilkes-Delligatti crossed the bench from prosecutor to judge on Tuesday afternoon, being sworn in as a judge by her father, former Berkeley County Chief Judge Christopher
The Berkeley County Judicial Center was one of two buildings to receive an Energy Star award for energy efficiency. The other was the Berkeley County Administration Office.
By: Tom Markland
MARTINSBURG – A student at Spring Mills High School was charged with possessing a firearm on school premises on Tuesday.
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.
By: Tom Markland
MARTINSBURG – Every year, Martinsburg’s Mayor, Kevin Knowles, holds a contest for the city’s best Christmas lights, awarding a house in each of the city’s five wards, awards for the
MARTINSBURG — With 2025 close on the horizon, Judge Laura V. Faircloth’s year as Chief Judge of the 23rd Circuit is coming to an end, with the position set to
By: Tom Markland
BERKELEY SPRINGS — A teacher at Widmyer Elementary School is facing three felony charges of child abuse after she allegedly assaulted a six-year-old student on multiple occasions.
By: Tom Markland
MARTINSBURG – A former middle school teacher at Rocky Knoll Adventist School has pleaded guilty to charges of sexual abuse by a parent, guardian, custodian or person in a position of trust to a child and sexual assault in the third degree.
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