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Charles Town and Ranson Schools Close Due to Snowstorm

Charles Town and Ranson Schools Close Due to Snowstorm

Tri-State delays, cancellations for Monday, Jan. 6, 2025, due to weather Herald-Mail Media | Sunday, January 5, 2025 By Julie E. Greene On January 6, 2025, a series of school closures and cancellations affecting local institutions, including those in Charles Town and Ranson, were announced due to severe weather conditions. Washington

Shepherd University Secures $30 Million for Major Campus Upgrades

Shepherd University receives $30 million for campus improvements Herald-Mail Media | Saturday, December 14, 2024 By Herald-Mail Media Shepherd University has been awarded $30 million by the office of Gov. Jim Justice to improve its campus facilities, as reported by Herald-Mail Media. The funding, facilitated through collaboration with various state offices,

Shepherd University Hosts Concert to Aid Hurricane Helene Victims

Shepherd University to host benefit concert for victims of Hurricane Helene Herald-Mail Media | Wednesday, November 13, 2024 By Herald-Mail Media Shepherd University will host a benefit concert on November 15 to support victims of Hurricane Helene, reported by Herald-Mail Media. The event, titled 'Rams Act for Appalachia: An Appalachian

Shepherd University Hosts Concert to Aid Hurricane Helene Victims

Shepherd University to host benefit concert for victims of Hurricane Helene Herald-Mail Media | Wednesday, November 13, 2024 By Herald-Mail Media Shepherd University will host a benefit concert on November 15 to support victims of Hurricane Helene, reported by Herald-Mail Media. The event, titled 'Rams Act for Appalachia: An Appalachian

Megan Hessenberger Honors Heritage through Appalachian Trail Hike for NHES

Megan Hessenberger Honors Heritage through Appalachian Trail Hike for NHES

Berkeley County woman will hike 101 miles of Appalachian Trail, with her dog, to aid NHES Herald-Mail Media | Thursday, November 7, 2024 By Herald-Mail Media Published by Herald-Mail Media, the article highlights Megan Hessenberger, a Berkeley County resident and board member of the National Humane Education Society (NHES), who is