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Mayor talks need for town-wide participation in 2023 survey

SHEPHERDSTOWN — Over the next couple of weeks, the Corporation of Shepherdstown will be busy reaching out to local residents, requesting for them to complete a survey regarding the material used in their water pipes. The survey was sent out to town residents last year, according to Mayor ...

Labor Day Picnic expands, with family-friendly activities, Community Boot Sale

SHEPHERDSTOWN — The Shepherdstown Community Club’s annual Labor Day Picnic was held at Morgan’s Grove Park on Monday. While some aspects of the picnic remained the same as in previous years, including the potluck lunch, grilled picnic food and live music performed by the Rohrersville ...

Digging deep

SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Workmen block off a portion of Sandpiper Lane to do work on its plumbing system over the past couple of weeks.

‘Mountain Music at the Mill’ to raise funds for Byrd Center

SHEPHERDSTOWN — The Robert C. Byrd Center for Congressional History & Education, which celebrated its 20th anniversary in the 2022-2023 academic year, is developing plans for another successful 20 years of community service and education. On Aug. 24 at 6 p.m., the Byrd Center’s annual ...

Weed be-gone!

SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Shepherdstown resident Nancy Craun, right, weeds her lawn with the help of Bernie Mose, along New Street on Saturday.

Local couple attends memorial service for lost uncle in WWI

SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Recently, a story that was 80 years in-the-making was completed. It all began on July 19, 1944. The air war in Europe was raging. An American B17 on a bombing run to Germany crashed and burned six weeks after D-Day on a farm near the English coast in the county of Suffolk. ...

Library helps parents, kids prepare to go ‘Back-to-School’

SHEPHERDSTOWN — The first annual Back-to-School Clothing Swap was held at the Shepherdstown Public Library (SPL) on Saturday. The idea to hold a clothing swap prior to the beginning of the school year was thought up by SPL Adult Services librarian Addison Reese, who then worked together with ...