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Shepherdstown Family Promotes Positivity with Canine Campaign Sign

‘More Treats. Less Squirrels’: Shepherdstown resident uses political sign to bring positivity to election season The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, October 24, 2024 By Staff In an effort to promote positivity during the divisive General Election season, the Maggio family of Shepherdstown has created a whimsical political sign featuring their Teacup

Legendary Book Sale in Shepherdstown Sees Record Participation and Support

Legendary Book Sale comes to a close, after biggest year yet The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, October 24, 2024 By Staff The Legendary Book Sale, held in Shepherdstown, concluded after 11 days, marking its largest event yet with approximately 20,000 books available thanks to significant community donations. Organizer Daniel Sweeney

Shepherdstown Transforms Into a Halloween Wonderland

Fright at night The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, October 24, 2024 By Staff In an article published by The Shepherdstown Chronicle, staff writer Tabitha Johnston reports on the vibrant Halloween spirit in Shepherdstown, where residents have adorned their yards with illuminated decorations over the weekend, showcasing the festive atmosphere as the

Jacob Livengood Triumphs in WVMTA Mountain State Competition

Shepherd University student wins statewide piano competition The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, October 24, 2024 By Staff In an article by The Shepherdstown Chronicle, Shepherd University piano performance major Jacob Livengood, a 20-year-old from Charles Town, recently won the WVMTA Mountain State Competition held at Shepherd University on Oct. 12. Under

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

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

Cousins Share Joyful Moment Calling Down a Drain at Shepherd University

‘Hello!’ below The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, October 17, 2024 By Staff In a playful scene captured by The Shepherdstown Chronicle, four young cousins, aged two to four, joyfully call 'Hello!' down a drain at Shepherd University’s Midway Field. This lighthearted moment showcases the innocent curiosity of children