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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.

Patriot Marker Honors Revolutionary Contributions in Shepherdstown

Patriot Marker unveiled at Morgan’s Grove Park The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Tuesday, June 10, 2025 By Staff The Shepherdstown Chronicle reports on the recent dedication of a Patriot Marker at Morgan’s Grove Park, honoring Revolutionary War Patriots. This event, part of the lead-up to the 250th anniversary of the

'A Wide Place in the Road': New Magazine Celebrates Appalachian Stories

'A Wide Place in the Road': New Magazine Celebrates Appalachian Stories

'A Wide Place in the Road': New magazine to highlight stories of Appalachian, everyday man The Journal | Tuesday, June 10, 2025 By Mckenna Galloway A former contributor to the now-defunct Good News Paper, Todd Cotgreave, has launched a new magazine titled 'A Wide Place in the Road&

Local Police Report Highlights Incidents in Martinsburg

Police Logs for June 11, 2025 The Journal | Tuesday, June 10, 2025 By Staff On June 9, 2025, police logs from The Journal detailed a range of incidents in Martinsburg, including several motor vehicle accidents on major streets like W. King St. and Maddex Square Dr. The reports also highlighted

Shepherdstown Native Cody Wilson Premieres Play at CATF

Shepherdstown Native Cody Wilson Premieres Play at CATF

WVU alumnus to be first to have play featured in Contemporary American Theater Festival The Journal | Monday, June 9, 2025 By Mckenna Galloway Cody LeRoy Wilson, a West Virginia native and WVU alumnus, is set to premiere his play, 'Did My Grandfather Kill My Grandfather?', at the Contemporary

Shepherdstown Marks Beeline March Anniversary and Civic Action

Shepherdstown Marks Beeline March Anniversary and Civic Action

Shepherdstown to Honor Beeline March, Celebrate Democracy on June 14 The Journal | Monday, June 9, 2025 By Staff On June 14, Shepherdstown will celebrate its rich history with two significant events honoring the 250th anniversary of the Beeline March, where local riflemen answered George Washington's call during the

Shepherdstown Celebrates Patriot Marker Dedication

Shepherdstown Celebrates Patriot Marker Dedication

Patriot Marker unveiled at Morgan’s Grove Park The Journal | Sunday, June 8, 2025 By Mckenna Galloway The Journal reports on the recent unveiling of a Patriot Marker at Morgan’s Grove Park in Shepherdstown, an event commemorating the contributions of local patriots during the American Revolution in advance of

Emergency Responses Surge in Charles Town and Ranson

EMS calls for June 9 The Journal | Sunday, June 8, 2025 By Mckenna Galloway On June 6 and 7, Berkeley and Jefferson County Fire and EMS responded to numerous emergencies across the area, including cardiac arrests, falls, and psychiatric emergencies. Notable incidents included a vehicle fire on Polo Greene Dr.