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.

Jefferson County Schools Seek $25.4 Million Levy for Education and Safety Initiatives

What the excess levy would pay for The Spirit of Jefferson | Thursday, October 24, 2024 By Staff The Spirit of Jefferson reports that Jefferson County Schools are seeking voter approval for a $25.4 million excess property tax levy on Nov. 5, aimed at funding various educational needs over five

Transforming Guns into Gardening Tools: The Shepherdstown Initiative

Shepherdstown Church Converts Dismantled Guns Into Garden Tools West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Tuesday, October 22, 2024 By Jack Walker West Virginia Public Broadcasting reports on the 'Guns to Gardens' event hosted by the Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church, where volunteers dismantled unwanted firearms to transform them into gardening tools. Launched

Shepherdstown Town Council Approves Pride Parade and Floodplain Adjustments

Shepherdstown Town Council talks new parade, flood plain changes The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, October 17, 2024 By Staff In the October meeting of the Shepherdstown Town Council, held by The Shepherdstown Chronicle, significant initiatives were discussed, including the establishment of an annual Pride Month parade on June 1 and the

Shepherdstown Fairy Festival Returns with New Location and Extended Schedule

Shepherdstown Fairy festival to be held in new location, with different attractions The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, October 17, 2024 By Staff The Shepherdstown Fairy Festival is set to return after a two-year break, now relocated to downtown Shepherdstown to better partner with local businesses, according to organizer Emma Casale. The