CHARLES TOWN — In 2001, just after the Sept. 11 tragedy, the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce began a celebration to honor local fire and emergency responders.
SHEPHERDSTOWN In spite of the wind and rain, Jefferson County Commission candidates Dale Manuel (D) and John Doyle (D) soldiered on, to hold a Town Hall-sty
SHEPHERDSTOWN The Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce has recognized the area’s first responders annually since 2001, routinely by hosting a banquet, whe
Five female JCESA employees complete training
By Toni Milbourne - For the Chronicle | Jan 1, 2021
Five female employees of the Jefferson County Emergency Services Agency were recognized by their superiors for completion of Firefighter 1, Firefighter 2 and HazMat certification. Shown, back row, from left: Joshua Smith, technician; Captain Craig Horn; Lt. Ryan Napier; Pastor John Bethard; and JCESA Director Allen Keyser. Front row, from left: Kaila Napier, paramedic/firefighter; Brittany McLaughlin, paramedic/firefighter; Ciara Schult, EMT/firefighter; Makenzie Woodward, EMT/firefighter and Amanda Waugh, EMT/firefighter. Toni Milbourne
RANSON Five women who have completed the requirements for certification in Firefighter 1, Firefighter 2 and Hazardous Materials training gathered Tuesday at the Jefferson County Emergency Services Agency for a brief recognition ceremony Kaila Napier, Brittany McLaughlin, Ciara Schult, Makenzie Woodward and Amanda Waugh.