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A quiet strength: Esther Butler’s story of love, loss and grace
Through Depression-era hardship, widowhood twice over, and quiet resilience, she built a life rooted in devotion and practicality.
Jul 5
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A quiet strength: Esther Butler’s story of love, loss and grace
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June 2025
The Greenfield family of Berkeley County: A story of hardship, survival, and the weight of history
A journey through poverty, parenthood, and perseverance
Jun 23
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The Greenfield family of Berkeley County: A story of hardship, survival, and the weight of history
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From Frederick to Martinsburg: The story of May Weller and her family
A faithful daughter, devoted wife, and mother of seven, May’s life unfolded across two towns and many quiet acts of resilience.
Jun 13
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From Frederick to Martinsburg: The story of May Weller and her family
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From quarry to prison: The buried story of Norman Barrett
A father’s fatal fall, a son’s deadly rage, and a family shaped by stone and silence
Jun 3
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From quarry to prison: The buried story of Norman Barrett
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May 2025
Spotlight on Bill Rife from the 1941 Martinsburg High School yearbook
"Quiet ... but a worker ... soda jerker down town."
May 26
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Spotlight on Bill Rife from the 1941 Martinsburg High School yearbook
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Spotlight on John Reynolds from the 1941 Martinsburg High School yearbook
"A blond Apollo with the voice ... that could move mighty mountains with its liquid notes."
May 20
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Spotlight on John Reynolds from the 1941 Martinsburg High School yearbook
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Spotlight on Catherine Rentch from the 1941 Martinsburg High School yearbook
"Just a peppy little red-head ... with man trouble."
May 13
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Spotlight on Catherine Rentch from the 1941 Martinsburg High School yearbook
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A fascinating glimpse into youth culture in the 1941 yearbook from Martinsburg High School
A moment in time captures a final breath of "normal" adolescence before a national shift.
May 6
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A fascinating glimpse into youth culture in the 1941 yearbook from Martinsburg High School
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April 2025
Love, war, and legacy: The enduring bond of Dorothy and Jim Salter
Dorothy Virginia Fellers was born in Martinsburg, West Virginia, on April 26, 1915 -- 110 years ago today.
Apr 26
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Love, war, and legacy: The enduring bond of Dorothy and Jim Salter
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A Martinsburg widow’s strength: how Bessie Fellers rebuilt after unimaginable loss
The life of a Martinsburg family offers a poignant glimpse into the resilience, hardship and evolving family dynamics during the early 20th century.
Apr 16
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A Martinsburg widow’s strength: how Bessie Fellers rebuilt after unimaginable loss
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A railroad man’s legacy: The story of the Edwards family of Martinsburg
Martin Luther Edwards, a grandson of German immigrants, was raised in the rolling countryside of Hedgesville, West Virginia, as one of at least ten…
Apr 6
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A railroad man’s legacy: The story of the Edwards family of Martinsburg
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March 2025
The three eccentric Amey brothers
They remained together for decades, never marrying, never leaving their rural West Virginia home until tragedy forced change upon them.
Mar 27
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