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  • 1 day ago | wvmetronews.com | Marsha Chwalik

    BUNKER HILL, W.Va. — A multi-vehicle crash early Tuesday morning halted traffic on the northbound lanes of Interstate 81 for hours. The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office tells MetroNews deputies were called out at 2:37 Tuesday morning (May 13th) to an area near the four mile marker of the interstate just south of the Inwood exit.

  • 6 days ago | wvmetronews.com | Marsha Chwalik

    BOLIVAR, W.Va. — An accident Wednesday night on Rt. 340 in Jefferson County claimed the life of a Maryland man. Lt. R. S. Sell of the Jefferson County Sheriff Office tells Metronews John Drake, 24, of Burkittsville, Maryland was traveling just east of the traffic light with West Washington Street near Bolivar when his motorcycle crossed the small grassy median and into the opposite lanes of US Rt 340, striking the passenger side front end of a Mazda 3 being driven by a local resident.

  • 1 week ago | wvmetronews.com | Marsha Chwalik

    INWOOD, W.Va. — A two-vehicle crash in south Berkeley County Monday afternoon injured three people. The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office tells The Panhandle News Network deputies were called out at 4:41p.m. to the intersection of Rt. 51 (Middleway Pike) and Webber Springs Drive for a crash involving two vehicles. There they found a brown F-150 truck on its roof off the road on the north side of Middleway Pike and a blue Subaru Impreza off the road to the south of the road.

  • 1 week ago | wvmetronews.com | Marsha Chwalik

    CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — The man killed in Jefferson County during Saturday afternoon’s storms in the Eastern Panhandle has been identified. Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department Chief Deputy Victor Lupis said Tyler Sigler, 28, of Charles Town died after a tree fell on the golf cart he was in at Locust Hill Golf Course. Despite life-saving efforts on scene, Sigler was transported to Jefferson Medical Center and pronounced dead, Lupis said.

  • 1 week ago | wvmetronews.com | Marsha Chwalik

    CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — Storms that blew through the Eastern Panhandle claimed one person’s life and seriously injured another when their golf cart was struck by a falling tree at Locust Hill Golf Course. The call came out to first responders just before 5:00 Saturday afternoon.

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