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Girl Scout Troop 15141 holds first Bridging Ceremony
On Saturday, Aug. 17, at Hagerstown City Park members of Girl Scout Troop 15141 held their first Bridging Ceremony, a celebration of the scouts' achievements and their advancement within the Girl Scout ranks. Six of the troop's nine scouts crossed a bridge in the park, symbolizing their moves from Daisy to Brownie to Junior to Cadette. ...
When, where and how to register for workshops, golf tournaments, etc.
Registering for sports, workshops or other activities? Check here for how to do it: AUG. 26, first class Learn to be a steward of the land with the University of Maryland Extension’s online General Forestry Course. The course will be held Monday, Aug. 26, through Monday, Dec. 9. Participants will learn ways to protect...
West Virginia Weather Alert: Hot Temperatures to Follow Cool Sunday Morning
Charleston, WV – West Virginians should brace for significant temperature changes on Sunday, with a cool morning giving way to scorching afternoon heat. The National Weather Service in Charleston has issued a forecast predicting a cool start to the day, with morning lows ranging from 54°F to 62°F across the state. However, this will be short-lived, as temperatures are expected to soar to well above normal by the afternoon. Lowland areas, including Charleston, Huntington, and Parkersburg, could see afternoon highs reaching the low to mid-90s.
Comeback Bid Fizzles as Revs’ Record Streaks Come to a Close
(August 23, 2024 – Hagerstown, Md.): The York Revolution saw their record 12-game winning streak against the Hagerstown Flying Boxcars come to a close, dropping their series opener 5-4 at Meritus Park on Friday evening. York jumped ahead early as Zander Wiel ripped a two-out RBI double down the...
Feagaville churches host literary get-together
A Book Club gathering was held from 7-9 p.m. June 18 at the Ballenger Community Hall. Two Feagaville Lutheran churches, St. Luke’s and Mount Zion along with the Mount Zion Little Free Library (which is located in the parking lot at Mount Zion) invited local families to enjoy an evening for those who love to read. Dr. Raymond Ediger authored a book entitled “Living, Loving and Laughing with ...
Mystic Lake Sharp In Charles Town Oaks Victory
Trainer Saffie Joseph, Jr. started his night off strong, taking the first of two graded stakes at Charles Town Friday night as Mystic Lake (Mo Town) swept to the front in impressive fashion to win the GII Charles Town Oaks. The Florida-bred daughter of Mo Town wasn't bet like a winner, going off right on her 6-1 morning line, but entered on a strong run having won three of six starts this year in an “every other race” pattern. She earned her debut graded stakes win two back taking the GIII Miss Preakness Stakes at Pimlico May 17 and led every step but the last one when caught under the line last out in the GIII Victory Ride Stakes at Aqueduct July 4 en route to a career high 93 Beyer Speed Figures.
Jefferson Co. BOE votes down lease to build park near new Shepherdstown Elementary School
CHARLES TOWN — The Jefferson County Board of Education on Aug. 12 voted down plans to lease land to Jefferson County Parks and Recreation for a new public park by the new Shepherdstown Elementary School building, with plans to continue the discussion in the future. For several years, Jefferson...
Two women up for Shepherdstown seat on Jefferson County Commission
SHEPHERDSTOWN — During the General Election this November, two local women will be vying for the Shepherdstown Magisterial District seat on the Jefferson County Commission (JCC). Cara Keys (R) and Carrie Blessing (D) are both well known to the Shepherdstown community, as presidents of the Rotary Club of Shepherdstown...
Greenbrier employee health benefits extended for another week
The Greenbrier Council of Labor Unions announced in a news release Friday afternoon that health benefits will be extended to the Greenbrier’s employees through Aug. 31. Earlier this week Greenbrier employees received a letter from an attorney representing the Amalgamated National Health Fund, who wrote that The Greenbrier Hotel Corporation is four months delinquent in […]
‘Once in a generation’ drought raises water quality concerns
ST. ALBANS, WV (WOWK) – Experts are calling the drought impacting large areas of West Virginia, a ‘Once in a Generation’ drought, as a drought has not affected the region to this degree since 1999. The drought could cause issues with vegetation, livestock and even water. City of St. Albans residents have expressed concerns with […]
Time to jump for joy- the 45th annual Bridge Day is almost here
OAK HILL, WV (WVNS)– West Virginians and adrenaline-seekers alike are about to be jumping for joy soon with the return of Bridge Day! The 45th anniversary of Bridge Day was announced for Saturday, October 19th of 2024. The entire local community and tons of out-of-state visitors look forward to this event all year to witness […]
West Virginia working to address housing crisis in the state
GHENT, WV (WVNS)– It’s no secret that much like the rest of the country, West Virginia is facing a housing shortage, especially when it comes to affordable housing. The current landscape of the housing market in West Virginia is challenging for a few reasons. Megan Bailey, the president of the Kanawha Valley Board of Realtors, […]
Parting words from a kids’ health advocate: Stay skeptical, West Virginia
I’m an Alaskan now. It feels strange to write, but it’s true. I relocated to Fairbanks over the summer. Whenever you read this, I’m four hours behind you in Alaskan Standard Time, where it’s probably colder with longer nights and occasional northern lights. So, this is my last commentary. West Virginians have always had good […]
Musselman leaning on development, run game this season
INWOOD, W.Va –The success of Musselman High School football can be traced back to a strong system of development put in place by head coach Brian Thomas. Entering an uncertain 2024 season with limited returning experience, the Applemen will be leaning on that development system to produce players that are ready to step onto the varsity stage and make an impact right away.
Earthly Gems: Local woman builds crystal, bubble bath business for entire family
SHEPHERDSTOWN — For Shepherdstown resident Angie Lugaila, the inspiration for her business, which was started in June 2023, has largely come from her family. In fact, it was the popularity of a product she created a few years ago, for the birthday party of her now-13-year-old grandson, that drove her to establish Earthly Gems in the first place. The parents of the kids who came to the party asked if they could take home all of the extra Gem Digs — colorful, hardened powder shapes filled with crystals — that Lugaila had made.
Homeschoolers get ready for new school year with curriculum, supplies swap
SHEPHERDSTOWN — Homeschoolers from across the region lugged cardboard boxes and bags full of used curriculum and other supplies to the Shepherdstown Public Library on Aug. 15. The goal for this event, the Homeschool Curriculum & Supplies Swap, was for families to share items that they no longer needed...
Desi Fresh Foods Brings 56 Jobs to Frederick County with Virginia Facility
RICHMOND, VA (VR) — Governor Glenn Youngkin announced that Desi Fresh Foods, a leading U.S. producer of dahi, or South Asian yogurt, and lassi, a drinkable South Asian yogurt, will invest a significant amount of money to open a new manufacturing facility to Frederick County, Va. The new facility will create 56 new jobs and allow […] The post Desi Fresh Foods Brings 56 Jobs to Frederick County with Virginia Facility appeared first on The Virginian Review.
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