SHEPHERDSTOWN — On Sunday night, community members of all ages stepped through the doors of the War Memorial Building to celebrate the coming of the New Year, with an event sponsored by the Shepherdstown Community Club and Shepherdstown Shares.
According to The People’s Ball organizer John ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN — Plans to create a bike route through town are now in the works, thanks to the careful planning of the Age Friendly Shepherdstown Committee.
On Dec. 12, committee member Linda Spatig discussed the possibility of using “sharrows” — shared lane markings, which lay out a ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN — On Dec. 12, the monthly Town Council meeting was held in Town Hall.
The meeting ranged through a variety of subjects related to the town, including the possibility of it becoming a Bee City USA and the return of the town’s most popular festival, Street Fest.
Street Fest ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN — On Tuesday afternoon, Shepherdstown residents Judy Pitzer and Carole Feaster could be found driving to a local elementary school with a pile of presents in the trunk.
According to Pitzer, the delivery was one of two being made this week by the New Street United Methodist ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN — On Saturday morning, the Shepherdstown Christmas Parade marched from the intersection of South Church Street and German Street down to Princess Street.
While the parade had to be cancelled in 2020, due to concerns over it increasing the spread of the COVID-19 Pandemic, it has ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN — The Christmas in Shepherdstown kickoff drew hundreds of community members and visitors to town square on Friday evening, eager to celebrate the arrival of the holiday season together.
For many attendees of the annual event, the kickoff proved to be an opportunity to ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN — Jay Hurley was born in Shepherdstown in 1941, upstairs above O’Hurley’s General Store, which was founded by Hurley’s father, Milburn Glenn, over 100 years ago.
Hurley, who continued the family business, served his community in many ways and welcomed countless visitors ...