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Shepherd University Hosts Health Care Workshop for Students

Shepherd University grows future health care professionals during career workshop The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Wednesday, July 16, 2025 By Staff On July 9, Shepherd University hosted a Healthcare Career Exploration Workshop, inviting high school students from local schools like those in Charles Town and Ranson to gain hands-on experience in health

Shepherdstown Celebrates Independence Day with Parade Festivities

‘Stars and Stripes Forever’ The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, July 10, 2025 By Staff The Fourth of July Parade filled German Street in Shepherdstown with vibrant festivities, featuring the Pack Horse Ford Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, local officials including Mayor James Gatz, and unique floats like the

Shepherdstown’s Windward Blooms Flourishes with Local Floral Design

Windward Blooms: Local farm sees growth in fresh-cut flower business The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, July 10, 2025 By Staff Windward Blooms, based at Windward at Lost Acre in Shepherdstown, has flourished over the past three years, offering sustainable, fresh-cut floral arrangements to the local community. Owners Reed Mayer and Misha

Shepherdstown Welcomes Gran Ranchero Mexican Bar & Grill

Gran Ranchero Mexican Bar & Grill plans grand opening for end of month The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, July 10, 2025 By Staff Gran Ranchero Mexican Bar & Grill, the newest restaurant in Shepherdstown, is set to celebrate its grand opening after a successful soft launch earlier in April. Founded by

Historic Log Home in Shepherdstown Reflects Deb Tucker's Vision

Parisian apartment in a 19th century log home The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, July 10, 2025 By Staff Deb Tucker, inspired by her upbringing in a historic farmhouse, showcases her enchanting 1881 log home on West High Street in Shepherdstown. With vibrant décor and a nod to the town’s rich

Ray Smock Donates Historic Papers to Byrd Center in Shepherdstown

Smock talks donation of House Historian Papers to Byrd Center The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, July 10, 2025 By Staff Ray Smock, the first official historian of the U.S. House of Representatives, has donated his extensive papers to the Robert C. Byrd Center for Congressional History & Education in Shepherdstown.

Harpers Ferry's Lisa Dring Premieres Unique Play at CATF

Play to bring puppetry, stunt performing to the Contemporary American Theater Festival stage The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, July 10, 2025 By Staff Emmy-nominated playwright Lisa Dring is set to showcase her play, 'Happy Fall: A Queer Stunt Spectacular,' at the Contemporary American Theater Festival, despite working abroad in