SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Even before July 7, when Gov. Jim Justice announced his mandate requiring masks to be worn by people within public buildings, Shepherdstown's businesses had posted signs, stating their social distancing customer guidelines.For some businesses, the signs were simple, stating ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- On July 8, Shepherd University announced its decision to open for the fall semester, with in-person classes, in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic. With the proclamation of Gov. Jim Justice's executive order last Friday, Shepherd has been given the go-ahead to open with certain ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Mayor Jim Auxer greets a group of friends and supporters, during his Re-election Victory Party at the home of Wayne Bronson and Brenda Thorne, at 104 West New Street, on Saturday evening.
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Mayor Jim Auxer greets a group of friends and supporters, during his Re-election Victory Party at the home of Wayne Bronson and Brenda Thorne, at 104 West New Street, on Saturday evening.
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Lilies bloom along Duke Street on Friday afternoon.
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- On July 12, Shepherdstown Shares President Marianne Davis presented the organization's first We Stand for Safety Award to the Shepherdstown Farmers Market.According to Shepherdstown Shares board member Jan Hafer, the market was chosen to receive the award "for its commitment to ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- The Corporation of Shepherdstown's Municipal Election concluded Tuesday evening, after a busy day of voting.For Town Recorder Lori Robertson, the day was a long one, beginning with opening Town Hall at 5 a.m., to prepare the election area for the arrival of the election workers ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- During a virtual forum on July 8 featuring candidates for the Shepherdstown Municipal Election, town council member Deb Tucker announced her decision to stop campaigning for reelection.According to Tucker, her decision was in the best interest of her restaurant in downtown ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Flowers bloom around downtown Shepherdstown on Friday afternoon.
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Forty-one years ago, Brian Palank graduated from the University of Maryland School of Dentistry and came to the Eastern Panhandle for his first job -- a one-year contractual position at the Martinsburg Veterans Affairs Center. As his year with the contract wound down, he ...
