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Local Families Celebrating New Arrivals in Shepherdstown and Martinsburg

Birth announcements The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, July 31, 2025 By Staff The Shepherdstown Chronicle features several heartwarming birth announcements from the region, celebrating new arrivals in local families. Parents such as Keriann and Raymond Rusiniak of Shepherdstown, and Crystal Hoflich and Jeramie Line of Martinsburg, joyfully announce the birth of

Shepherdstown Leaders Urge Reversal of JCDA Changes

Addressing the Jefferson County Commission’s recent actions The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, July 31, 2025 By Staff In a recent article from The Shepherdstown Chronicle, Shepherdstown's elected officials express their strong disapproval of the Jefferson County Commission's unilateral decision to alter the structure of the Jefferson

Charles Town Author Robin Masnick Celebrates Story Success

‘Evelyn Smythe’: Short story by Charles Town author published in Saturday Evening Post The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, July 31, 2025 By Staff Robin Masnick of Charles Town, who began writing again after caring for her husband post-accident, has seen her short story 'Evelyn Smythe' achieve notable recognition. Inspired

Shepherdstown's Potomac River Artists Guild Marks 25 Years

Potomac River Artists Guild celebrates 25 years of artistic growth, excellence together The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, July 24, 2025 By Staff The Potomac River Artists Guild, based in Shepherdstown, is marking its 25th anniversary in 2025. At their recent Fine Art Show and Sale at the War Memorial Building, long-standing

County Commission's Sudden Dismissal of Development Authority Sparks Outrage

Jefferson County Commission — both wrong and rude The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, July 24, 2025 By Staff In a controversial move, the Jefferson County Commission terminated all members of the Development Authority during a meeting on July 8, citing inefficiency and a preference for a smaller board. This abrupt decision, which

Children Enjoy Playtime at Morgan’s Grove Park Creek

Cooling down in the creek The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, July 24, 2025 By Staff On a sunny Saturday at Morgan’s Grove Park, children from the local area enthusiastically played in Town Run, enjoying the natural beauty and outdoor fun. Six-year-olds Gloria Nease, along with eight-year-olds Wrenna McGrorty and Leah

Shepherdstown's History of Food Riots: A Catalyst for Change

Food riots proved effective means of social control during challenging times The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, July 24, 2025 By Staff Appalachian Conservation Corps Cultural Steward Jordan Lewis explored the historical significance of food riots in the American colonies during a recent presentation at Morgan’s Grove Park. With food insecurity