The Journal · Ranson, WV
Virginia Martens
Virginia Ann Martens, 83, formerly of Kearneysville, WV passed away from complications endured from a lengthy illness on Monday, November 9, 2026 at Jefferson Medical Center in Ranson, WV.
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The Journal · Charles Town, WV
Nearby: Charles Town, WVVeterans honored at Eastern Panhandle Indivisible rally
Eastern Panhandle residents gathered in Charles Town for a Veterans Day rally organized by Eastern Panhandle Indivisible, calling attention to the challenges veterans face, including inadequate support, untreated trauma and concerns about their treatment by the military. Participants, many with…
The Journal · Inwood, WV
Nearby: Inwood, WVBus Driver Todd Frye celebrates 40 years serving Berkeley County Schools
Berkeley County bus driver Todd Frye celebrated 40 years of safely transporting students, earning recognition from Inwood Early Learning Academy for his dedication, kindness and lasting impact on generations of local families and children.
The Journal · Martinsburg, WV
Nearby: Martinsburg, WVCharles Richard Duvall
Charles Richard “Charlie” Duvall, 86 passed away November 6, 2026, surrounded by his family at Hays Medical Center, Hays, Kansas. He was born on July 13, 1940, in Martinsburg, West Virginia. On September 14, 1963, he married the love of…
Loudoun Times-Mirror · Purcellville, VA
Nearby: Purcellville, VAAfter an outpouring of support, Purcellville East residents expected home by mid-December
As nearly 60 people displaced from Purcellville East Apartments enter the third week since they were relocated from their homes, county, state and federal leaders are working alongside the nonprofit community to remedy the situation as soon as possible, according…
Loudoun Times-Mirror · Leesburg, VA
Nearby: Leesburg, VAPHOTOS: Heritage nets Region 4C girls volleyball title
The Heritage Pride swept the Woodgrove Wolverines 25-9, 25-22, 25-9 in the championship match of the Region 4C girls volleyball tournament Nov. 10 in Leesburg.
Loudoun Times-Mirror · Leesburg, VA
Nearby: Leesburg, VAHome of the Week: 18740 Canby Road, Leesburg
This four-bedroom home located at 18740 Canby Road outside Leesburg is on the market for $1.495 million.
Loudoun Times-Mirror · Leesburg, VA
Nearby: Leesburg, VAPEDIATRIC HEALTHCARE PC
Download PDF Save Share Details for PEDIATRIC HEALTHCARE PC Nov 13, 2026 Ad details Cornwall Medical Pavilion 224-D Cornwall Street NW, Suite 104 Leesburg, VA 20176 703-779-0699 × Post a comment as Guest × Report × Stop watching this discussion. Welcome to the discussion. Log In Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK. Don't Threaten. Threats of harming another person will not be tolerated. Be Truthful. Don't knowingly lie about anyone or anything. Be Nice. No racism, sexism or any sort of -ism that is degrading to another person. Be Proactive. Use the 'Report' link on each comment to let us know of abusive posts. Share with Us. We'd love to hear eyewitness accounts, the history behind an article. Post a comment Stop watching this discussion. Marketplace Carousel Choose your news Sign up for newsletters that bring Loudoun County to your inbox. Success!
AOL.com · Belmont, VA
Nearby: Belmont, VASpotted Lanternflies Have Reached Belmont, Massachusetts, Where a Gardener Found Two on the Virginia Creeper in Her Own Back Garden - AOL
Belmont gardener Dorothy Gilman did not need a state survey to know the spotted lanternfly had arrived in her town. She found two of the insects on the Virginia creeper in her own back garden and killed them, she wrote in the Belmont Voice on Nov. 2, under a column headed “The Arrival of the Spotted Lanternfly.” The sap-feeding pest, first found in the United States in Pennsylvania in 2014, “has landed in Belmont,” Gilman wrote, adding that it is now definitely established in the area. Her find comes as Massachusetts officials say the insect is now confirmed in more than half the state’s cities and towns. Two on the Virginia creeper Gilman’s column describes a pest that is easy to miss until it moves. Adults are about an inch long and look gray-pink with black spots when their wings are folded. When the wings open, they show a red body underneath. A flash of red, Gilman notes, means the insect is getting ready to flee. Younger stages look different.
Times West Virginian · Berkeley Springs, WV
Nearby: Berkeley Springs, WVWildfire near Berkeley Springs 60% contained
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. — A mountain fire in Morgan County that has burned approximately 260 acres was 60% contained Wednesday evening, officials said.
Free Lance-Star · Ashburn, VA
Nearby: Ashburn, VAStafford field hockey wins first state championship since 2005
The 21-year wait has officially ended as Stafford won its second-ever state championship on Friday morning in Ashburn, defeating Independence, 5-0, in the VHSL Class 6 state final.
Cherry Creek News · Ashburn, VA
Nearby: Ashburn, VAScott Wiener, Pelosi’s Successor, Vows to Slow Down AI: ‘We Could Sleepwalk Into a Disaster’
San Francisco’s newly elected congressman is making one thing clear before he even takes his seat: America needs to hit the brakes on artificial intelligence. Scott Wiener, the California state senator who just won the hard-fought race for Nancy Pelosi’s open seat, has spent years authoring legislation aimed at curbing the risks of advanced AI. Now he’s bringing that mission to Washington — and he isn’t mincing words about the stakes. “We need to slow this down,” Wiener told MIT Technology Review just hours after he was declared the victor. “Because it’s moving very quickly, and we could sleepwalk into a disaster.” In a 20-minute conversation, the congressman-elect used the phrase “recursive self-improvement” half a dozen times — a window into how deeply he’s thinking about where AI is headed.