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Shepherdstown, West Virginia, is the oldest town in the state, founded in 1762. Located along the Potomac River, it's home to Shepherd University and known for its vibrant arts scene, historic architecture, and lively downtown area. The town hosts numerous cultural events and festivals, attracting visitors to its unique shops, cafes, and theaters. Shepherdstown blends small-town charm with intellectual energy, making it a distinctive destination in the Eastern Panhandle.

Shepherdstown Residents Create Vision Boards for 2025 Goals

Shepherdstown Residents Create Vision Boards for 2025 Goals

Vision Board Collages Helps Crafters Visualize Goals For New Year West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Friday, January 3, 2025 By Jack Walker In a creative workshop at Shepherdstown Public Library, local residents crafted vision boards to visualize their goals for 2025. Led by Carol Richmond, an adjunct professor, participants used magazines

Shepherdstown Residents Craft New Year’s Resolutions

Shepherdstown Residents Craft New Year’s Resolutions

Visualizing New Year’s Resolutions And Our Song Of The Week, This West Virginia Morning West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Friday, January 3, 2025 By Staff On this West Virginia Morning presented by West Virginia Public Broadcasting, local residents of Shepherdstown gathered at a crafting event to create handmade collages, serving

New Swing Coming to Shepherdstown's James Rumsey Park

West Virginia’s Almost Heaven Swings likely to gain Shepherdstown addition in new year West Virginia Press Association | Friday, January 3, 2025 By Autumn Shelton The Rotary Club of Shepherdstown is collaborating with the Corporation of Shepherdstown to add a new swing facing the Potomac River at James Rumsey Monument

Shepherdstown Welcomes 2025 at the People’s Ball Celebration

Shepherdstown Welcomes 2025 at the People’s Ball Celebration

The People's Ball: New Year rung in for second year-in-a-row at free community celebration The Journal | Friday, January 3, 2025 By Tabitha Johnston On New Year’s Eve, community members from Shepherdstown and surrounding areas came together at the War Memorial Building for the second annual People’s

Significant Real Estate Transactions in Ranson and Charles Town

Jefferson County Deed Transfers for January 3, 2025 The Journal | Friday, January 3, 2025 By Staff On January 3, 2025, The Journal reported various real estate transactions in local districts, notably Ranson, Charles Town, and Harpers Ferry. Noteworthy transfers include significant sales such as ILA Properties Inc. to Millrose Properties

Shepherdstown Elementary Students Shine in Honor Roll List

Shepherdstown Elementary School 1st Quarter Honor Roll The Journal | Friday, January 3, 2025 By Staff The Journal highlights the outstanding academic achievements of students at Shepherdstown Elementary School, showcasing the first-quarter Honor Roll for third, fourth, and fifth-grade students. This recognition reflects the commitment to education in local communities, with

Public Hearing on Middleway Bottling Plant Postponed Amid Legal Concerns

Citizens win first round versus bottlers The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, January 2, 2025 By Staff On December 16, a public hearing on the Middleway bottling plant proposal was postponed due to legal concerns over insufficient public notice. Local advocacy from organizations like the Jefferson County Foundation emphasizes the need for