Martinsburg Journal - Fri Nov 06
The League of Women Voters of Jefferson County, in conjunction with the Shepherdstown Men's Club, hosted a table games forum Thursday night at the War Memorial Building in Shepherdstown.
Metro plan is dead in capitalThe Times West Virginian - Fri Nov 06
Despite a new law designed to help metro government come to West Virginia's largest county, leaders say the idea is dead.
Far Away Farm case dismissedMartinsburg Journal - Thu Nov 05
A Federal Court Judge has dismissed a case brought forward by members of the Jefferson County Planning Commission, although those involved in the case say the suit may not be over just yet.
Ordinance could cut cost.....Martinsburg Journal - Thu Nov 05
Some Jefferson County residents say a lot is riding on Saturday's vote, including how much residents will have to pay to finance future infrastructure needs.
Shepherdstown Hosts Films, Talk on Going OrganicWVNS-TV Ghent - Thu Nov 05
An organic farmer will talk about the importance of knowing what you eat during the American Conservation Film Festival.
Give FOP The SignaturesWheeling News - Wed Nov 04
The Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 38 now has the signatures of those seeking an election on Wheeling's two-officer per cruiser ordinance, thanks to a ruling by Ohio County Circuit Judge Arthur Recht.
Study Claims Table Games Will Boost Charles Town EconomyWHDH-TV - Wed Nov 04
Groups that want table games in Jefferson County have released a study that, not surprisingly, touts its benefits.
A Hunter is Found Dead in Jefferson CountyThe State Journal - Wed Nov 04
According to Jefferson County dispatchers, a hunter is found dead in a tree in the county this morning.
Zoning ordinance criticizedMartinsburg Journal - Tue Nov 03
If a new zoning ordinance takes effect in Jefferson County, special restrictions will be in place on the Blue Ridge Mountain - which is raising concerns for some local residents.
Students celebrate appalachian regi.....Martinsburg Journal - Tue Nov 03
Students at the Country Day School recently took a step back in time, as they celebrated the region's unique history with Appalachian Heritage Appreciation Day.
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