SHEPHERDSTOWN — Long Meadow Farm may only be 55 years old, but it has lived many different lives in that time.
Back in 1970, a home was built on a 300-acre tract of land, located at 1502 River Road in Shepherdstown, by Texas Congressman Frank Ikard. The home, for a number of years afterward, ...
INWOOD — Hundreds of people attended the 67th annual House and Garden Tour in Berkeley County and Jefferson County over the weekend.
The tour serves as the sole fundraiser for the Shenandoah-Potomac Garden Council, which distributes the tour proceeds to the eight garden clubs within its ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN—For 13 years, one Jefferson County family has kept the memory of their son alive while working to give back to a part of the community he loved the most.
Andrew Rotruck, a member of the 2007 state championship Jefferson High School baseball team, was killed in an automobile ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN — Nearly every seat was filled at the Jefferson County Distinguished Citizen dinner honoring Dan and Ginny Rowzie on April 22.
The couple was selected as Jefferson County’s recipients of the Shenandoah Area Scout’s Distinguished Citizen award. In addition to the award ...
CHARLESTON — On March 6, six local seniors, along with six other high school students and 15 middle school students from the Fellowship Bible Church Youth Orchestra in Shenandoah Junction, arrived at the state’s capital to start rehearsals for the West Virginia All-State Orchestra.
The ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN—The Jefferson County Relay for Life event presented by Shepherd University had a bit of a different look this year. Rather than beginning the Relay in the evening and going throughout the night, relayers began their laps at noon Saturday and concluded their walk at midnight. ...
CHARLES TOWN — A thousand people from throughout the Eastern Panhandle, Virginia and Maryland gathered together on the streets of Charles Town on Saturday afternoon, to protest the recent actions in the federal government.
The event was one of hundreds taking place across the nation that ...
MARTINSBURG – An event on March 15 brought together community members who have struggled with Child and Protective Services (CPS) cases to share their stories and support each other.
The event was organized by Lynn Rogers, a local hair stylist who hosted the event at her salon on Raleigh ...
HARPERS FERRY -- A little over 10 years ago, Cara Keys decided to follow her instincts and go into the same field of work as her father, commercial real estate appraising.
Though a heavily male-dominated field, Keys had come to realize that commercial real estate appraising was the field that ...