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County Commission Plans For Growth With Purchase Of New Buildings

Bee Line March Anniversary Events In Shepherdstown Mark 250 Years Of History

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County Budget Shifts From Surplus To Deficit

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County Commission Plans To Change Impact Fees Again

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Mike Chalmers

Mike Chalmers is a consulting editor and former editor-in-chief (2016-2020) for The Observer. Mike graduated from Shepherd University with a degree in Communication and Media Studies and currently lives in Shepherdstown, West Virginia.

Jefferson Security Bank Appoints First Female President and CEO

May 5, 2016

Cindy Kitner was appointed the CEO of Jefferson Security Bank in March 2016. Read the Full Story >>

Behind the Fire Line, Part II: Flames, Fatigue, and Following Orders

December 8, 2015 Tagged With: climate change, fire fighting, national parks

In the second installment of this two-part series, The Observer looks into what it's actually like to fight a major wildfire out West by speaking with two Jefferson County natives who make a living working with the National Park Service. Read the Full Story >>

Behind the Fire Line, Part I

November 5, 2015 Tagged With: climate change, fire fighting, national parks

In this two-part series, The Observer looks into what it's actually like to fight a major wildfire out West. We got inside the heads of two Jefferson County natives who make a living working with the National Park Service—but who also have to pick up and leave their lives as soon as they get the call to head out West and battle a monster fire. Read the Full Story >>

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