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Charleston, WV – Governor Manchin is being urged to fulfill a promise he made in his 2010 State of the Union Address. Eight Republican Delegates want him to call a special session on education reform to pass school choice legislation.A group of 8 GOP lawmakers want a special session on education … Continue Reading Republican Delegates Urge Governor Manchin to Fulfill Promise
More Than A Geek® Introduces yet another New Client’s Website !!
More Than A Geek® has added Ice Cubes, Inc. to their list of clients. Ice Cubes, Inc. is the manufacturer of MilitaryICE, ArmyICE, NavyICE, AirForceICE, MarinesICE, and CoastGuardICE Ice Cube Trays / Food Molds. These are not just Ice Cube Trays - they can serve as Molds for Chocolates, Jello, Flavored … Continue Reading More Than A Geek® Introduces yet another New Client’s Website !!
Video Interview with new Hedgesville High School Football Coach Rich Thomaselli
- The Hedgesville High School Journalism Department is exploring online publishing and content creation in collaboration with InThePanhandle.com. This interview with new Hedgesville High School Football Coach Rich Thomaselli is the first in a series of posts from HHS Journalism Students. We experienced slight technical difficulties with the audio during recording … Continue Reading Video Interview with new Hedgesville High School Football Coach Rich Thomaselli
Bentley’s Specialty Pet Foods Now Open in Historic Hedgesville
Sheila Joy and her husband Jeff Jolles are pleased to announce the opening of their new store, Bentley’s Specialty Pet Foods in the heart of Historic Hedgesville. The store is located on the corner of Main and Mary streets, more commonly known as routes 9 and 901. Recently, Virginia Fairbanks, owner … Continue Reading Bentley’s Specialty Pet Foods Now Open in Historic Hedgesville
Shepherdstown Visitors Center to Host a Grand Re-Opening with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Shepherdstown, WV – The Shepherdstown Visitors Center will be hosting an OPEN HOUSE while kicking off a VOLUNTEER DRIVE on Friday, March 19th, from 5:00PM to 7:30PM at its new location, in the HISTORIC ENTLER HOTEL on the Corner of East German & Princess Street. Refreshments will be served. All are … Continue Reading Shepherdstown Visitors Center to Host a Grand Re-Opening with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Flood Warning and Photos: Rain and Melting Snow Cause Local Flooding
Martinsburg, WV - Heavy rains and melting snow have contributed to flooding in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia this weekend. Visit the USGS Water Watch website for a map of real-time streamflow (compared to historical data). Flood Warning: Issued by The National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington, MD 4:38 pm EST, Sat., … Continue Reading Flood Warning and Photos: Rain and Melting Snow Cause Local Flooding
Public invited to meeting to expand local opportunities for hiking, running & bicycling
This coming Tuesday night, the press and public are invited to attend and participate in a special event geared to expand opportunities for hiking, running and bicycling in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. Based on feedback from citizens and various organizations in Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan Counties, the Eastern Panhandle … Continue Reading Public invited to meeting to expand local opportunities for hiking, running & bicycling
Local Church to Drop 10,000 Easter Eggs from Helicopter in Local Easter Event
10K Eggs to be dropped on Poor House Farm Park Martinsburg, WV - The Church at Martinsburg invites area residents to participate in a new approach to the traditional Easter egg hunt. On April 3, with the help of volunteers and a helicopter, the church will be dropping 10,000+ plastic eggs … Continue Reading Local Church to Drop 10,000 Easter Eggs from Helicopter in Local Easter Event
Jefferson County Development Authority Redesigns Website
Kearneysville, West Virginia - The Jefferson County Development Authority (JCDA) is pleased to announce the launch of their newly redesigned website at http://www.jcda.net. “We wanted to create a website with simple navigation and a more modern look,” said Thomas Bayuzik, Jr., Executive Director of JCDA. “The website will continue to feature … Continue Reading Jefferson County Development Authority Redesigns Website
West Virginia Trout Waters Stocked Week of March 1st
West Virginia Department of Natural Resources has reported that the following waters were stocked with trout the week of March 1, 2010. Anawalt Lake Anthony Creek Bear Rocks Lake Buffalo Creek Bullskin Run Cacapon Park Lake Camp Creek Clear Fork of Guy Clear Fork of Guy (Catch & Release) Deer Creek … Continue Reading West Virginia Trout Waters Stocked Week of March 1st
Shepherd’s graphic design program hosts opening reception
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—Shepherd graphic design students will be exhibiting their work now through March 26 in the Frank Center Gallery. The AIGA Student Group Graphic Design Show opened on Monday, March 1. Nearly 30 projects were on display in the Frank Center gallery as students, friends, and faculty members gathered to mingle … Continue Reading Shepherd’s graphic design program hosts opening reception
Fishing at WISP
It’s like Alan Jackson sings, “I wanna have fun. It’s time for a good time.” A good time is to be had at the old fishing hole, except this fishing hole is miles and miles of rustic river that pulls on the fisherman’s and fisherwoman’s heart line and fly line. The … Continue Reading Fishing at WISP
Thelma’s Family Restaurant Now Open in Hedgesville
Marie and Cecil Bott recently opened the doors to Thelma’s Family Restaurant in Hedgesville on Route 9 next to the old volunteer fire department building. It’s a change of pace for the owners who both enjoyed long standing careers in the printing industry. “The printing industry was changing,” says Marie “It … Continue Reading Thelma’s Family Restaurant Now Open in Hedgesville
Shepherd launches Web site to help students find roommates
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—In February, Shepherd University’s Residence Life Office (RLO) launched a new site to help students find roommates based on compatibility. The site, Roommate Click, is in the midst of a soft-launch currently and will be used in the fall for freshman advisement.The new site allows students to find out if … Continue Reading Shepherd launches Web site to help students find roommates
Shepherd students prepare for Jamaica trip
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—Students from Shepherd’s nursing and education departments will be traveling to May Pen, Jamaica, over spring break to serve in hospitals and schools. This is the second time since 2008 that Shepherd has been represented in the Caribbean. On Thursday, March 11, nine students will depart for Jamaica, returning Sunday, … Continue Reading Shepherd students prepare for Jamaica trip
USA Tops Canada in Water Olympics, Local Water Wins Bronze
BERKELEY SPRINGS, WV——- The following are results for the 20th Anniversary of the International Water Tasting Festival held at The Country Inn, Berkeley Springs, WV on Saturday, February 27, 2010. Hamilton, Ohio, 2009 defending champion Best US Tap Water topped a pair of Canadian waters to win undisputed Best Tap Water … Continue Reading USA Tops Canada in Water Olympics, Local Water Wins Bronze
WV Legislature Fails to Protect You from Obamacare
On the same day President Obama and Congress continued their commitment to passing their government takeover of healthcare with their “Healthcare Summit”, most Democrat and some Republican Delegates failed to protect you from Obamacare Charleston, WV - Most Democrat and some Republican members of the West Virginia House of Delegates failed … Continue Reading WV Legislature Fails to Protect You from Obamacare
AT&T Lights Up 3G Mobile Broadband Coverage Along I-68 in Eastern Panhandle
CUMBERLAND, Md., - AT&T announced the availability of its third generation (3G) mobile broadband network in Western Maryland and the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia, opening the door to a new era of mobile services, devices and feature-rich audio and video content for customers located near the eastern portion of Interstate … Continue Reading AT&T Lights Up 3G Mobile Broadband Coverage Along I-68 in Eastern Panhandle
Healthcare Freedom Act Considered for Debate
Delegate Jonathan Miller will ask the WV House of Delegates to vote yes or no to debating the Healthcare Freedom Act, a bill that protects your freedom to buy the healthcare you want without the threat of punishment from the government Charleston, WV - Delegate Jonathan Miller will ask the West … Continue Reading Healthcare Freedom Act Considered for Debate
Waters of the World, 20th Annual International Water Tasting in Berkeley Springs, WV
Berkeley Springs, WV - This weekend, Berkeley Springs will be the location for the 20th anniversary of the International Water Tasting. The event at the Country Inn welcomes bottled and municipal waters literally from around the world to compete for gold, silver, and bronze medals. Produced by Travel Berkeley Springs, it … Continue Reading Waters of the World, 20th Annual International Water Tasting in Berkeley Springs, WV
More Than A Geek® adds new website to portfolio
More Than A Geek® has added Joe’s Auto Body, of Clear Spring, Maryland to their list of clients. The new website has already had excellent comments, including: “David, Great website and nice presentation, I will be in contact with you concerning a website for my new company this spring.Thanks,Darren”. Joe’s Auto … Continue Reading More Than A Geek® adds new website to portfolio
Shepherd hosts seminar on robotics research on March 31
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—Shepherd University will host “What’s New in Robotics Research? From Manipulator Arms to Intelligent Robot Colonies,” a seminar presented by Dr. Gordon K. Lee, professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at San Diego State University. The seminar will be Wednesday, March 31 at 9 a.m. in the … Continue Reading Shepherd hosts seminar on robotics research on March 31
Fisheries Biologist Phil Pister will present “Ethics and the Environmental Field Biologist”
Shepherdstown, WV - On Wednesday, March 3, 2010 at 7:00 pm, Fisheries Biologist Phil Pister will present “Ethics and the Environmental Field Biologist“ in the Byrd Auditorium at the National Conservation Training Center (NCTC) in Shepherdstown, WV. Phil Pister retired in February 1990 following 38 years as a fishery biologist with … Continue Reading Fisheries Biologist Phil Pister will present “Ethics and the Environmental Field Biologist”
Weber Brothers Tour Locally Before Going International (UPDATED with Sample Track)
Berkeley Springs, WV – Sam and Ryan Weber of The Weber Brothers have returned home for a three-month tour before departing for the international stage. The tour began on February 12 in York, PA and will continue in the four-state area until their final show on April 24 at Hempen Hill … Continue Reading Weber Brothers Tour Locally Before Going International (UPDATED with Sample Track)
Ghost Conference Coming to Harpers Ferry
The paranormal world to meet in historic town HARPERS FERRY, WV – The Paranormal Investigators Coalition has a very specific goal – to return paranormal research to its roots as a serious field of study with common sense scientific methods. They want to reverse the “entertainment” aspect of “ghost hunting” created … Continue Reading Ghost Conference Coming to Harpers Ferry
Shepherd club sponsors presentation by organic gardener February 21
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—Shepherd University’s Sustainable Agriculture Club will be sponsoring a presentation by Shepherd Ogden, renowned organic gardener and founder of the Princess Street Demonstration Garden, at an inaugural meeting of the Shepherdstown Community Garden Club on February 21 from 3 to 5 p.m in the Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church at 100 West … Continue Reading Shepherd club sponsors presentation by organic gardener February 21
House of Delegates to Honor Member of the Air National Guard from Berkeley County Tomorrow
Charleston, WV - Tomorrow, February 16th, the West Virginia House of Delegates will honor Jeremy Miller, a member of the Air National Guard from Berkeley County.Jeremy Miller, a Technical Sergeant and Recruiter with the 167th Airlift Wing of the WV Air National Guard in Martinsburg, will be honored by the WV … Continue Reading House of Delegates to Honor Member of the Air National Guard from Berkeley County Tomorrow
Enough of Winter!!!
This pictures was submitted to InThePanhandle.com by a viewer. Wouldn’t you agree that it adequately expresses the sentiments of everyone hit by the past two storms? Post your comments. Continue Reading Enough of Winter!!!
Official Panhandle Snow Totals for 02/09 - 02/10
The following are unofficial observations taken during the past 29 hours for the storm that has been affecting our region. Appreciation is extended to highway departments…Cooperative observers…Skywarn spotters and media for these reports. This summary is also available on our home page at weather.Gov/baltimore. SPOTTER REPORTS NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON … Continue Reading Official Panhandle Snow Totals for 02/09 - 02/10
Lawmakers decry excesses and abuses of State Vehicle Fleet
Charleston, WV - Several Republican members of the House Government Organization Committee have written a letter to the committee chairman demanding a complete explanation of the Department of Administration’s plan to deal with the problems with the State’s vehicle fleet management. The letter expresses strong disappointment with the proposed legislation HB … Continue Reading Lawmakers decry excesses and abuses of State Vehicle Fleet
Big Multi-band HAITI EARTHQUAKE BENEFIT to be held at Beans in the Belfry
A truly awesome lineup of regionally favorite singer/songwriters and bands will take turns in performing for the enjoyment of the crowd at Beans in the Belfry Meeting Place and Café on Sunday, February 14 from 6 - 10 PM. Your donation of $10 at the door will go to the Frederick … Continue Reading Big Multi-band HAITI EARTHQUAKE BENEFIT to be held at Beans in the Belfry
Pictures: Blizzard 2010 Cleanup - Downtown Martinsburg
Martinsburg, WV - Cleanup of downtown Martinsburg is in full swing. As can be seen in the gallery below, streets are being blocked for crews to work, traffic is bad and parking is sparse. Have pictures from the storm or aftermath? Email us: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email … Continue Reading Pictures: Blizzard 2010 Cleanup - Downtown Martinsburg
Offical Snowfall Totals for the Eastern Panhandle
Official snowfall totals for West Virginia according to the National Weather Service. WEST VIRGINIA ...BERKELEY COUNTY… 1 SSW VANVILLE 30.0 500 PM 2/06 4 NNE WINEBRENNERS C 28.0 640 PM 2/06 2 E MARTINSBURG 27.9 445 PM 2/06 1 WNW … Continue Reading Offical Snowfall Totals for the Eastern Panhandle
Association of American Colleges & Universities President speaks to Shepherd community
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—Shepherd University hosted Dr. Carol Geary Schneider, president of the Association of American Colleges & Universities on Wednesday, February 3, in the Erma Ora Byrd auditorium to a packed audience of students, faculty, and staff looking at changes in the school’s curriculum. The AAC&U is the leading national association concerned … Continue Reading Association of American Colleges & Universities President speaks to Shepherd community
Delegates Request an Accounting of Dozens of “No-Named” Accounts in the Proposed Budget Bill
Charleston, WV - A group of eight delegates requested key budget information from the House Finance Chairman today for this year‘s Budget Bill. In addition to “No-Named” Accounts, these Delegates want an accounting of all the extra money in each government agency, a complete total of all funds spent, and a … Continue Reading Delegates Request an Accounting of Dozens of “No-Named” Accounts in the Proposed Budget Bill
“Global Climate Change and Wildlife“ talk at the National Conservation Training Center
Shepherdstown, WV - On Monday, February 8, 2010 at 7:30 pm, scientist Virginia Burkett will present “Global Climate Change and Wildlife“ in the Byrd Auditorium at the National Conservation Training Center (NCTC) in Shepherdstown, WV. Virginia Burkett is the Chief Scientist for Global Change Research at the U.S. Geological Survey. She … Continue Reading “Global Climate Change and Wildlife“ talk at the National Conservation Training Center
Helmet Liners for Our Troops Knit-In
Berkeley Springs, WV - Area knitters will be offering support for our military troops on Super Bowl Sunday (2/7/2010) by participating in the 2010 Love A Soldier - Knit a Helmet Liner Event, sponsored by Pocket Meadow Farm Fiber Arts. The Knit-In will be held at co-sponsor Earth Dog Cafe in … Continue Reading Helmet Liners for Our Troops Knit-In
The State of the Union. I did not listen, did you?
President Obama delivered his State of the Union address last night. I was unable to hear it live and am now unable to bring myself to listen to the taped recording. They are words, only words, in my opinion. I’ve heard and read a few ‘takes’ on the speech. West Virginia’s … Continue Reading The State of the Union. I did not listen, did you?
Paranormal Research and Training Facility opening to the public!
Do you like those “ghost hunting shows” on TV? Have you ever watched them and thought, “I could do that?” Well, stop thinking like that! According to Vince Wilson and the Paranormal Investigators Coalition (http://www.paranormalcoalition.com) you are going about things the wrong way. “Contrary to current popular belief,” says Wilson, “Paranormal … Continue Reading Paranormal Research and Training Facility opening to the public!
Haiti Relief T-Shirts made available by local Radio Station WTRM 91.3FM
In light of the devastating news about Haiti local radio station WTRM 91.3FM has made an easy way for you to help out the victims in Haiti. They have made a “Haiti Relief” T-Shirt available for purchase and 100% of the proceeds will go to Haiti. When you purchase one of … Continue Reading Haiti Relief T-Shirts made available by local Radio Station WTRM 91.3FM
Tweeting the WV State of the State Address
We follow a number of politicians, pundits and people who follow the state government closely on twitter. Here are some of the reactions, via twitter from Gov. Manchin’s State of the State address held last night. The “tweets” are displayed oldest (start of speech) to most recent (end of speech). Additionally, … Continue Reading Tweeting the WV State of the State Address
Early Morning Fire at Harvest Lighthouse Ministries
Martinsburg, WV - An early morning fire has caused significant damage to the Harvest Lighthouse Ministries Coffee House on East Martin St. in Martinsburg, WV. At this time we do not have details on the cause of the fire or the extent of the damage to adjacent buildings or apartments. Continue Reading Early Morning Fire at Harvest Lighthouse Ministries
Video: 2010 State Legislative Luncheon
Martinsburg, WV - On January 8, 2010 the Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce held their annual State Legislative Luncheon The luncheon was an interactive discussion with our Eastern Panhandle State Legislators. Note - We were able to capture the statements of all but two of the local legislators. We apologize for … Continue Reading Video: 2010 State Legislative Luncheon
4th Annual Living History Event Commemorating Stonewall Jackson’s 1862 Bath-Romney Campaign
This year marks the 4th Annual Commemoration of Stonewall Jackson’s, January 1862, Bath-Romney Campaign by the Bath-Romney Campaign Historical and Preservation Association (BRCHPA). This year’s event will focus on educating the public about the BRCHPA’s efforts to erect interpretive signs through the relatively new West Virginia Civil War Trails (CWT) program. … Continue Reading 4th Annual Living History Event Commemorating Stonewall Jackson’s 1862 Bath-Romney Campaign
Breath, indoor/outdoor performance event, takes place January 23 in Shepherdstown
Shepherdstown, WV—The ritual of a circle dance initiates Breath, an original dance, music, and visual art event taking place Saturday, January 23 at the War Memorial Building and the lawn of McMurran Hall in downtown Shepherdstown. Produced by Goose Route Arts Collaborative, Breath is a co-creation by visual artist Colleen Tracey, … Continue Reading Breath, indoor/outdoor performance event, takes place January 23 in Shepherdstown
January Live Music at Beans in the Belfry
Brunswick, MD - Beans in the Belfry in Brunswick, MD has a full slate of live music for January, 2010 including a Sunday evening concert series on Sunday, January 17, from 7 to 9pm: BLUEGRASS by Kenny Ray Horton and friends with guest appearance by Kenny’s friend, nationally acclaimed DARREN BEACHLEY … Continue Reading January Live Music at Beans in the Belfry
Petition Launched to Build Support for the Healthcare Freedom Act (HFA)
Inwood, WV – On Wednesday last week, Delegate Jonathan Miller launched a petition drive to build support for the Healthcare Freedom Act (HFA). You can sign the petition by visiting http://www.delegatejmiller.com. A link to the petition appears at the top of his website’s homepage. With Congress and President Obama on the … Continue Reading Petition Launched to Build Support for the Healthcare Freedom Act (HFA)
Shepherd University Wellness Center Open to the Public Through 1/3/10
Shepherdstwon, WV - As a gift to the public this holiday season, the Shepherd University Wellness Center is offering free Wellness Center access to students, staff, faculty, members, and the community! See the Shepherd Wellness Center Calendar (PDF) for more info. The Shepherd University Wellness Center offers running, weight lifting, basketball, … Continue Reading Shepherd University Wellness Center Open to the Public Through 1/3/10
Discovery Station Displays New Colorful Window Signs
Hagerstown, MD – The Hagerstown-Washington County Convention and Visitors Bureau has donated 12 large and colorful new window vinyl signs for the Discovery Station in Downtown Hagerstown. The signs include bright and cheerful frogs, butterflies, the Discovery Station Weather Station, the Titanic, the C&O Canal, a magnifying glass, and NASA and … Continue Reading Discovery Station Displays New Colorful Window Signs
Holiday Lunch Project sponsored by Martinsburg Boys & Girls Club
The Martinsburg Unit of the Boys and Girls Club of the Eastern Panhandle will be open to serve lunch to all children ages 18 and under from 11 am to 1 pm on the following days: - Wednesday, December 23— Martinsburg Chic Fil A Day and ornament craft - Monday, December … Continue Reading Holiday Lunch Project sponsored by Martinsburg Boys & Girls Club
You Can Have an American Made Holiday!
With the disappearance of manufacturing jobs in this country, we at Good Natured have decided to focus on products that are made in the US. We’re proud to add some wonderful clothing from Earth Creations. You’ll love their long sleeved printed T-shirts and skirts made from hemp. Another special purchase comes … Continue Reading You Can Have an American Made Holiday!
The History of Christmas
Hello and Merry Christmas! ‘Tis the season to be Jolly! It is the most wonderful time of the year after all! Is that a Yule Log your Aunt Sue sent you or a last year’s fruitcake? Have you “decked the halls” and are you “hanging your stockings with care”? I should … Continue Reading The History of Christmas
Shops of Historic Hedgesville Holiday Open House
If you are planning to head out to one of the MANY events in the area on Saturday December 12th, be sure to give yourself a bit more time for celebrating the holidays in Hedgesville. Celebrate the season looking good, smelling good and feeling good. The Shops of Historic Hedgesville are … Continue Reading Shops of Historic Hedgesville Holiday Open House
MERRY TUBACHRISTMAS
“Harvey Phillips was inspired to create TUBACHRISTMAS as an annual event to honor his teacher, the late, great William J. Bell (born Christmas Day, 1902) and through Bell to recognize the legacy of all artists/teachers of the tuba family of instruments. TUBACHRISTMAS performances feature traditional Christmas music especially arranged for the … Continue Reading MERRY TUBACHRISTMAS
Toys for Tots of the Eastern Panhandle
My name is Paul Turner and I am the regional coordinator for the Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots of the Eastern Panhandle. I am writing this column to thank everyone who is helping us this year and to clear up some misconceptions. Toys for Tots of the Eastern Panhandle was … Continue Reading Toys for Tots of the Eastern Panhandle
Nature’s Grandeur in Color
“National Parks and Other Great Places” is the name of photographer Jim Hoyt’s first solo show, currently at the Fairfax Coffee House on Fairfax Street in Berkeley Springs until December 31st. Images of Monument Valley on the Utah-Arizona border or other haunting Old West locales evoke a sense of oneness with … Continue Reading Nature’s Grandeur in Color
Get-Acquainted Opportunity with the Berkeley Arts Council
Artists and supporters of the arts from the Panhandle region will have an opportunity to learn more about the recently-formed Berkeley Arts Council during an open house reception on Saturday, December 12 at 2:00 p.m. at the downtown Martinsburg Library. As part of the Arts Council’s mission to increase opportunities for … Continue Reading Get-Acquainted Opportunity with the Berkeley Arts Council
Video & Photos: John Brown Hanging Reenactment
John Brown was hanged in Charles Town, Va., on December 2, 1859, for his failed raid of the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry. To commemorate the 150th anniversary, there is a reenactment of his execution on December 2, beginning at 11 a.m. at the Jefferson County Courthouse. John Brown actor Greg … Continue Reading Video & Photos: John Brown Hanging Reenactment
Hard to Resist
There is something about Santa that always brings a smile. I don’t know why. It might be that one finds a certain comfort in the image frequently portrayed as rotund bearded figure often described as jolly and old – synonyms of happy and mature. And even more frequently a white rotund … Continue Reading Hard to Resist
Photo Slideshow: Shepherdstown Kicks off Holiday Season
Shepherdstown, WV - The historic town of Shepherdstown, WV kicked off the Christmas season with a series of events including a chili and cornbread supper, a bonfire, the lighting of the town tree, the arrival of Santa at 6:45 p.m., and a staged reading of “A Christmas Carol.” Stores were open … Continue Reading Photo Slideshow: Shepherdstown Kicks off Holiday Season
Job Opening - Director of Golf, The First Tee of West Virginia at the Eastern Panhandle
The First Tee of West Virginia announces an immediate opening for a Director of Golf in Martinsburg, WV. The Director of Golf will oversee day-to-day operations of The First Tee of West Virginia at the Eastern Panhandle. The First Tee is a national youth development program that utilizes the game of … Continue Reading Job Opening - Director of Golf, The First Tee of West Virginia at the Eastern Panhandle
Local Church Collects 115 Turkeys for Area Organizations w/ Video
Martinsburg, WV - On Saturday, 11/21, participants of The Church at Martinsburg collected and delivered over 115 frozen turkeys. The project was staged at the Holiday Inn on Foxcroft Ave and once all turkeys were gathered a caravan of vehicles delivered the turkeys to their destinations. Operation: Thanks was a ‘micro’ … Continue Reading Local Church Collects 115 Turkeys for Area Organizations w/ Video
Gas Tax Increase and New Energy Tax Headlines Legislative Session
Charleston, WV - The WV Legislature has passed a gas tax increase and a new energy tax today. “The gas tax increase locks in a minimum gas tax rate of 32 cents per gallon. This is the 11th highest gas tax rate in the country. Our workers earn the 2nd lowest … Continue Reading Gas Tax Increase and New Energy Tax Headlines Legislative Session
Most House Republicans Stood Firm with Taxpayers and Coal, While Most Democrats Did Not
Charleston, WV - Today, most House Republicans stood firm with taxpayers and coal. They fought against increasing the gas tax and establishing a mini cap and trade scheme that will harm the coal industry. “We are proud to have stood firm with taxpayers and coal by fighting against a tax increase … Continue Reading Most House Republicans Stood Firm with Taxpayers and Coal, While Most Democrats Did Not
Holiday Inn Martinsburg WINS IHG 2009 TORCHBEARER AWARD
The Holiday Inn Martinsburg has received the IHG (InterContinental Hotels Group) [LON: IHG, NYSE: IHG (ADRs)] 2009 Torchbearer Award, the company’s most prestigious award. IHG is the world’s largest hotel group by number of rooms. The Torchbearer Awards were presented during the 2009 IHG Americas Investors & Leadership Conference in Washington, … Continue Reading Holiday Inn Martinsburg WINS IHG 2009 TORCHBEARER AWARD
November City Club Luncheon, topic “The Real Character of Martinsburg”
Martinsburg, WV - The City Club of Martinsburg, an informal, dedicated group of concerned citizens, business owners, property investors and regional leaders committed to historic downtown Martinsburg, held their monthly meeting at the Epicenter in Martinsburg, WV. Speaker / Topic: Don Wood has served as the head of the Berkeley County … Continue Reading November City Club Luncheon, topic “The Real Character of Martinsburg”
Students Seek Input on Community Boards
Students in Berkeley Springs High School Civics classes are approaching boards in their community to request that student representatives be added to include the viewpoint of youth in community decision-making. “Students are full of ideas and ready to work. We are determined to change the public’s opinion of today’s youth,” says … Continue Reading Students Seek Input on Community Boards
“Christmas in Shepherdstown”, Historic Town Sets Christmas Schedule
Shepherdstown, WV - The historic town of Shepherdstown will hold its annual “Christmas in Shepherdstown” celebration the last weekend of November and the first weekend of December. Organizers say this year’s celebration will be as festive as ever, with a wide variety of events and activities scheduled. Both weekends will also … Continue Reading “Christmas in Shepherdstown”, Historic Town Sets Christmas Schedule
Harpers Ferry Vintage Lady Announces an All-New Shopping Experience
Harpers Ferry, WV - The Vintage Lady, Harpers Ferry West Virginia’s sassiest jewelry and accessory store, today announced the launching of an all-new online location. Now customers can shop, get special viewings of sale items, and get unusual information from tips about cleaning jewelry to the history of their favorite gems. … Continue Reading Harpers Ferry Vintage Lady Announces an All-New Shopping Experience
Veterans Day Ceremony at Panhandle Home Health
In celebration of Veterans Day, Panhandle Home Health conducted a Veterans Day & Flag Dedication Ceremony Program on their premises at 208 Old Mill Road, Martinsburg, WV. The ceremony began with an invocation by The Reverend Carl Howard who serves on the Panhandle Home Health Board of Directors, followed by welcome … Continue Reading Veterans Day Ceremony at Panhandle Home Health
Habitat For Humanity, Fulfilling A Dream
Martinsburg, WV - For one young mother, Delilah Johnson and her two daughters, Stephanie - age 5 and Olivia - age 2, the Open House sponsored by Habitat For Humanity of the Eastern Panhandle on Friday, November 6, 2009 could best be described as the fulfillment of a dream. Delilah had … Continue Reading Habitat For Humanity, Fulfilling A Dream
Stay Out of the Bathroom to Feel Better
My sister has a rule. Ok, she has lots of rules. One is: the word ‘hate’ is not allowed in her presence. She’s a teacher. It sounds like a good rule for a teacher to have. Then her best friend adds ‘crap’ to the list of inappropriate words. Following a brief … Continue Reading Stay Out of the Bathroom to Feel Better
Video: Blitz Build 2009
Martinsburg, WV - Members of the Eastern Panhandle Home Builders Association (EPHBA), along with businesses in the area built a new home for an area family in conjunction with Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Panhandle. The approximately 1,200 square foot home was built at 303 Rothwell Avenue in Martinsburg from … Continue Reading Video: Blitz Build 2009
Pictures: Hospice of the Panhandle Clergy Dinner
Hospice of the Panhandle, Morgan County clergy dinner was held at Berkeley Baptist Church, Charles Morris Family Life Center, Berkeley Springs on Monday, November 2, 2009 with 207 people in attendance. Continue Reading Pictures: Hospice of the Panhandle Clergy Dinner
Sponge Bob Scary?
The Washington Capitals play to a sell out crowd in DC almost every night yet in Atlanta on Thursday there was hardly a soul in the stands. It looked a lot like a Washington Nationals game and may soon look like a Washington Redskins game if something doesn’t change. So what … Continue Reading Sponge Bob Scary?
Dramatized reading of Poe short stories on Halloween afternoon
Beans in the Belfry in Brunswick is one of several dozen Frederick County venues in October to celebrate and commemorate Maryland’s most famous writer and poet Edgar Allan Poe. On Halloween afternoon, October 31, from 3 to 5 :30 pm a dramatized reading of Poe short stories will be staged. Among … Continue Reading Dramatized reading of Poe short stories on Halloween afternoon
A Voice For Those Who Cannot Speak
On Sunday, October 25, 2009, more than 150 people gathered for one hour at the square in downtown Martinsburg from 2:30 - 3:30 pm to deliver a message for those who cannot speak (the unborn). The message brought to motorists passing by . . .“Jesus Forgives & Heals”, “Abortion Hurts Women”, … Continue Reading A Voice For Those Who Cannot Speak
The Nutcracker goes ‘NUTTY’
What would the classical composer, Tchaikovsky say if his beloved ‘Nutcracker Ballet’ had a sing meatball, rockin’ candy canes, a dog and a cat chasing each other, a spring loaded clown, a jazzy snake dance, penguins and snowmen in a chorus line, a reindeer who refuses to listen and a wrestling … Continue Reading The Nutcracker goes ‘NUTTY’
Fair Housing Seminar held at City Hall, Martinsburg, WV
The City of Martinsburg and the Berkeley County Commission sponsored a “Fair Housing Seminar” on October 20, 2009 from 6:00 - 8:00 pm in the J. Oakley Seibert Council Chambers, City Hall, Martinsburg, WV. Guest speakers for this evening were, Steven M. Paikin, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, … Continue Reading Fair Housing Seminar held at City Hall, Martinsburg, WV
Cronyism made for a bad university president, and it will make for a bad federal judge for WV
Democratic Party Chairman Nick Casey as a federal judge is the making of West Virginia ’s next “Mike Garrison”. Casey is being recommended by Senators Byrd and Rockefeller to replace the late W. Craig Broadwater on the U.S. District Court for West Virginia ‘s Northern District. Cronyism made for a bad … Continue Reading Cronyism made for a bad university president, and it will make for a bad federal judge for WV
Local startup features Webshows for People of Color
Local Tech startup features professionally produced webshows for a highly underrepresented viewing audience. Martinsburg, WV—Webshows for People of Color in a very unlikely place. You heard it correctly. The company is called Rowdy Orbit (http://www.rowdyorbit.com/) which is an online platform and destination for professionally produced, original episodic storytelling for the African … Continue Reading Local startup features Webshows for People of Color
2009 Mountain State Apple Harvest Festival & Parade Pictures
Martinsburg, WV - The weather for the 2009 Mountain State Apple Harvest Festival & Parade was damp and the crowd was sparse, but the enthusiasm of Queen Pomona, her court and those involved in the parade was on full display. Continue Reading 2009 Mountain State Apple Harvest Festival & Parade Pictures
Delegates Will Push Bill that Protects West Virginians from “Obamacare”
Health Care Freedom Act Will Be Re-Introduced During the 2010 Regular Legislative Session Charleston, WV - A group of Republican delegates will push a bill that protects West Virginians from “Obamacare”. The bill is called the Health Care Freedom Act (HFA), and it will be re-introduced during the 2010 Regular Legislative … Continue Reading Delegates Will Push Bill that Protects West Virginians from “Obamacare”
Delegates Launch Republican Solutions Committee (RSC)
RSC Will Supplement the House Republican Caucus, Promote Common Sense Solutions to Today’s Problems and Work to Put These Solutions into Action for the People of West Virginia Charleston, WV - Today a group of Republican delegates launched the Republican Solutions Committee, or RSC. Those delegates are: Craig Blair (R-Berkeley), Daryl … Continue Reading Delegates Launch Republican Solutions Committee (RSC)
Hospice Support Activities
Hospice of the Panhandle hosts a full day of grief support activities the second Saturday of each month. Join us for one or all of the programs offered. Writing Memoirs & Remembrances combines elements of both a workshop format and support group atmosphere, offering opportunities to learn about how to express … Continue Reading Hospice Support Activities
World War II Weekend Encampment in Williamsport, MD
It was World War II Weekend on October 10 and 11, at the Springfield Farm in Williamsport, Maryland. The 2nd Annual Williamsport WWII Weekend featured military soldiers, military vehicles, re-enactors, marching units and bands. The weekend activities attracted guests young and old. Continue Reading World War II Weekend Encampment in Williamsport, MD
Taste of the Apple
Berkeley Springs Bubbling cauldrons of an aromatic concoction take over the streets of Berkeley Springs this weekend. And although it is fall, the cauldrons won’t be manned by pointy-nosed witches stirring a witch’s brew. They’ll be stirred by young and old alike as volunteers and visitors take part in making apple … Continue Reading Taste of the Apple
“The Future of Economic Development in Martinsburg”
CITY CLUB Meeting Announcement October 21st @ Noon Eastern Panhandle Innovation Center (Epicenter) 224 W. King St., Martinsburg WV RSVP by October 19th at Noon to: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) The Future of Economic Development in Martinsburg. Kathy Mason at the Berkeley County Development Authority (BCDA) … Continue Reading “The Future of Economic Development in Martinsburg”
H1N1 (Swine Flu) Seminar
Approximately 100 community and medical personnel attended the Free Community Mini-Medical School Seminar held October 6, 2009 at the Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center in Martinsburg. The topic covered H1N1 (Swine Flu). Dr. C.H. Mitch Jacques, Dean and Associate Vice President of Health Sciences said there have been three worldwide … Continue Reading H1N1 (Swine Flu) Seminar
Martinsburg-Berkeley County CVB Receives State Tourism Award
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. – The Martinsburg-Berkeley County Convention and Visitors Bureau (MBCCVB) was presented with the West Virginia Community Tourism Development Award at the Governor’s Conference on Tourism at Snowshoe Resort. This award is presented to a community or organization that has enhanced its local resources through cooperative, imaginative and innovative development … Continue Reading Martinsburg-Berkeley County CVB Receives State Tourism Award
The Communication of the Dying
Martinsburg—At the end of life, the dying person may experience periods of apparent confusion marked by an unusual kind of verbal communication and gesturing. In past years it was believed that this behavior was caused by medications or disease process. But hospice has altered that view. Since the hospice movement began … Continue Reading The Communication of the Dying
Picts: October Eastern Panhandle Entrepreneurs Forum Meeting
Martinsburg, WV - West Virginia Secretary of State Natalie Tennant and representatives of the Office of the Secretary of State, Autumn Bice and Amy Crites demonstrated the new WV Secretary of State office website (http://www.wvsos.com). In addition to demonstrating the new site, Tennant encouraged businesses to take advantage of the new … Continue Reading Picts: October Eastern Panhandle Entrepreneurs Forum Meeting
Secretary of State Natalie Tennant Speaking at October Eastern Panhandle Entrepreneurs Forum
Program: Getting Started, Starting a Business in the Eastern Panhandle Secretary of State, Natalie Tennant will begin the meeting with opening remarks and general comments about her background and her time as Secretary, as well as thoughts on how to make government more open and engaging. Staff Autumn Bice and Amy … Continue Reading Secretary of State Natalie Tennant Speaking at October Eastern Panhandle Entrepreneurs Forum
Take Yourself Out for a Treat
These August days are coming to an end yet the HOT is nowhere near gone. Since it is still too hot to get a gallon of ice cream home from the store, I decided to check out some of our local offerings where you can pop the hatch or sit yourself … Continue Reading Take Yourself Out for a Treat
Under Pressure: Finding the Perfect Father’s Day Card
My father recently said to me, “You find the most wonderful cards. “ Though a man of few words himself, he really appreciates a well written message with an appropriate backdrop. Following such a compliment was the pressure of finding yet another fitting Father’s Day card to be soon followed by … Continue Reading Under Pressure: Finding the Perfect Father’s Day Card
Love on the Shower Floor
I finally understand the enormity of being Mom. Yes, it’s taken me a long long time and I often wonder if any of you have had a similar experience ‘coming to.’ I’m sure for those who have kids of their own, somewhere in the life of being a parent one realizes … Continue Reading Love on the Shower Floor
Can I Go? Can I? I CAN?
“SWEET – a suite for me and my family. They have their bed. I have mine.” Or so I think our mixed breed mutt Elliott thinks during his stay in our pop – up camper. I assume it is like one large crate to him. As I attempt to figure life … Continue Reading Can I Go? Can I? I CAN?
The Hills Will Soon Be Alive with Color
Once again spring is arriving. Very soon, all the kids will be out for opening day at the ballpark and though there is a chill in the air I think winter is just about over. Gail will certainly welcome spring to her Hedgesville home with a flourish of vibrant yellow. A … Continue Reading The Hills Will Soon Be Alive with Color
Married? Stressed a bit? Try This!
Time for Date Night! Yes, Yes, Yes. If you answered Yes to either of the questions above, then you definitely need date night. This is regardless of income level so no whining about being too poor. Dates do not have to cost a dime. First, I will attempt to convince the … Continue Reading Married? Stressed a bit? Try This!
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