Shepherdstown

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.

Trinity Episcopal Church Celebrates 20 Years of Live Nativity in Shepherdstown

Local church marks 20 years of holding live nativity in Shepherdstown The Journal | Tuesday, December 10, 2024 By Tabitha Johnston In an article published by The Journal, Trinity Episcopal Church in Shepherdstown celebrated the 20th anniversary of its live nativity, pioneered by George Alwin in 2004. Alwin drew inspiration from

Jefferson County Residents Rally Against Mountain Pure Bottling Plant Over Land Use and Safety Concerns

Bottling Plant Proposal Evokes Familiar Corporate Land Use Concerns West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Tuesday, December 10, 2024 By Jack Walker West Virginia Public Broadcasting reports on growing concerns in Jefferson County over the proposed Mountain Pure Water Bottling Facility by Sidewinder Enterprises. Residents, like Melissa Carder, express anxiety over increased

Shepherdstown's Annual Christmas Cookie Walk Unites Community with Festive Treats

Christmas Cookie Walk fills hearts, stomachs with holiday cheer The Journal | Monday, December 9, 2024 By Tabitha Johnston The Journal reports on the annual Christmas Cookie Walk held at Trinity Episcopal Church in Shepherdstown, which featured over 100 dozen cookies and a variety of homemade soups and barbecue. Organizer Elaine