Sarah Gisriel
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San Mar CEO to retire at the end of March
Retirement doesn't necessarily mean a permanent vacation, especially not for San Mar Children’s Home CEO Bruce Anderson. → Read More
Masonic Temple renovations for office space to be finished by end of year
Hagerstown's former crown jewel is set to be converted into office space by the end of this year, but don't expect a whole lot of demolition in the 120-year-old building. → Read More
Court records: Man arrested in drug bust has faced similar charges in past
A Hagerstown man is in a familiar position after Washington County Narcotics Task Force agents said they confiscated guns, bullet proof vests and drugs valued at tens of thousands of dollars from his home. → Read More
Eight full-time Washington County firefighters begin service
Eight full-time firefighters started their first day on the job in Washington County on Wednesday. → Read More
WCPS sophomores pursuing journalism, political dreams despite harsh climate
They may be teenage girls, but sophomores Maureen Rafter and Sara Malott have a lot more on their minds than prom dresses and Instagram posts. → Read More
Community Action Council calls for Hagerstown 'Cease Pain'
Every city has its problems, and Hagerstown is no different. → Read More
Kaplan University to be renamed Purdue University Global under Purdue acquisition
Last April, Indiana’s landmark university, Purdue, announced that it would acquire Kaplan University. → Read More
County commission approves Smithsburg annexation
The vote by the Washington County Board of Commissioners came with both support and opposition, but more than 65 acres of land have been approved to be annexed into the town of Smithsburg. → Read More
Pilot truck stop in Hagerstown robbed at gunpoint
Maryland State Police are looking for a man who robbed the Pilot Travel Center in Hagerstown at gun point on Tuesday morning. → Read More
Pet(s) of the Week: Chance
WDVM - Check out these adorable, adoptable pets in this week’s Pet(s) of the Week! → Read More
Two more suspects arrested in Wheaton Regional Park murder
Two more people were arrested on Thursday in the murder investigation of a man who was stabbed over 100 times. → Read More
Former foster child finds faith in music
High school is supposed to be filled with football games and first dates, but for Chima Daniel, it marked the start of his life in foster care. He entered the system to escape abusive parents. → Read More
Police are cracking down on drunk drivers during "dranksgiving"
Dranksgiving is the term coined for the celebrations that take place the night before Thanksgiving, but police are ready to crack down on drunk drivers. → Read More
UPDATE: Warrant issued for suspect in Dogwood Drive murder
A body was identified this morning after Sunday's car crash. → Read More
Sheriff: Four people dead after apparent carbon monoxide poisoning
Four people died in Kearneysville early Sunday morning from carbon monoxide poisoning inside a home on Hillcrest Drive, according to Jefferson County Sheriff Pete Dougherty. → Read More
Council recognizes Transgender Remembrance Day, World AIDS Day
Hagerstown City Council members recognized two dates near and dear to the LGBTQ community on Tuesday. → Read More
Hagerstown Councilman Don Munson resigns a year into second term
Hagerstown City Councilman Don Munson handed in his resignation on Friday, according to Mayor Bob Bruchey. → Read More
Hagerstown council puts debate over radio station's parody to bed with unanimous decision
Over a month ago, Hagerstown City Council members found themselves in a sticky situation when a radio station they advertise with, 101.5 Bob Rocks, ran a parody commercial about the city describing Hagerstown as a drug-ridden, crime fueled place filled with questionable residents. → Read More
UPDATE: NASA encourages Washington County businesses, students to shoot for stars
A doctor says his program uses genes and biology to protect people from security breaches or identity theft. → Read More
Meteorologist back on hot seat to explain winter effects of La Niña
Once again, WDVM's Meteorologist David Dickson is in the hot seat to explain himself to winter fanatics. → Read More