MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — A Harpers Ferry man has been found guilty on an indecent exposure charge following a two-day trial in Berkeley County.
Ronald Glenn Kisner, II, 40, was found guilty stemming from an incident that occurred on March 4 in the parking lot of the Target store in the Commons shopping center in Martinsburg.
Berkeley County Prosecuting Attorney Joe Kinser said Kisner was sentenced to 1-5 years in prison, to run consecutively to any sentence arising out of an upcoming federal court

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–More tax trouble for U.S. Senator Jim Justice and his family of companies
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–In Sports: Coverage of WVU at the Big XII basketball media day
 
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. –The West Virginia Symphony will join local bands this Saturday in Charleston to help kick off their new series, Listen Where You Live.
Shelem (Photo: WV Symphony website)
The symphony’s Marketing Director, Amanda McDonald, and Music Director Maurice Cohn were on 580 Live with Dave Allen earlier this week to talk about the event.
McDonald said the new series is a part of their ZMM Architects and Engineers Pop Series. She added that the symphony is teaming up with local bands

NEW MARTINSVILLE, W.Va. –Residents of New Martinsville will have the chance to play hide-and-seek with local law enforcement this Saturday.
The New Martinsville Police Department will host its second annual Hide and Seek from the Police fundraiser event.
Police Chief Tim Cecil, who appeared last month on MetroNews Midday, said participants hide on foot while police officers search for them in their cruisers. Participants are asked to gather at the Hydro Ball Park gravel lot between 7 and 8 p.m.,

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia University has activities lined up for the weekend to celebrate homecoming.
“It’s going to be a busy but incredibly fun week for those that make it to Morgantown,” said CEO of the WVU Alumni Association Kevin Berry on MetroNews Midday.
The university has activities going on throughout the week which includes spirit truck stops, Greek games, student scavenger hunts, and more. The weekend festivities will kick off with a parade at 6 p.m. Friday. Chancellor &