Tom Markland

MARTINSBURG - Berkeley County Magistrate Larry Thompson announced his resignation last week, saying he plans to step away from the bench due to health troubles in his family.

NWOOD — More than 400 graduates crossed the stage Friday evening, as Musselman High School celebrated the Class of 2026, marking the end of one chapter and the beginning of

SHEPHERDSTOWN — Members of Washington High School’s Class of 2026 were encouraged to embrace change, serve their communities and confidently pursue their goals during commencement ceremonies this week.

MARTINSBURG - Thousands of visitors filled the grounds of historic Boydville on Saturday as the annual Wine & Shine Festival posted what organizers say was its largest turnout yet, continuing

MARTINSBURG – A new athletic training facility in Martinsburg is hoping to help local athletes build more than just strength and speed.

SHENANDOAH JUNCTION - Jefferson High School’s Class of 2026 celebrated graduation with reflections on friendship, perseverance and the lasting bonds formed during their four years as Cougars.

INWOOD - More than 200 volunteers from New Life Community Church spent two days transforming Mill Creek Intermediate School, completing dozens of improvement projects designed to benefit students and staff

MARTINSBURG - As Berkeley County continues to grapple with rapid population growth, housing shortages and increasing pressure on roads and public services, the county has released a draft comprehensive plan

MARTINSBURG - Frustrated by what Berkeley County Schools officials described as years of inadequate state funding and unsuccessful efforts to secure locality pay, the Berkeley County Board of Education voted

KEARNEYSVILLE – Teachers and legislators gathered Wednesday at Little Eagle Child Care Center in Kearneysville to celebrate the passage of legislation they say will help stabilize West Virginia’s struggling child