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Shepherdstown businesses talk financial impact of annual festival
SHEPHERDSTOWN — Thirty-one businesses in the Corporation of Shepherdstown had booths at Shepherdstown Street Fest on Saturday. For many of them, participating in the annual event is a fun way to become more involved in their community. But the longterm, economic impact of the connections ...
Hammering it in
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Workmen repair a utility pole beside Trinity Episcopal Church on Monday.
Corporation of Shepherdstown announces new Town Communications Plan
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- The Corporation of Shepherdstown will soon be communicating more clearly with local residents, with the adoption of a new "Town Communications Plan." The plan, which was introduced during the monthly Shepherdstown town council meeting on June 11, was developed by new ...
Keepin’ it country
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- From left to right, Shepherdstown residents Than Hitt, Mary Anne Hitt and Sam Jannotta perform "Country Roads" in front of Town Hall, during the "No Kings" rally" on Saturday.
Changing the poles
SHEPHERDSTOWN — Workmen replace a utility pole on the corner of New Street and Church Street on Tuesday afternoon. A number of other utility poles were replaced throughout town, over the past week.
Pride Month kicks off with bustling weekend full of LGBTQ+ events in Shepherdstown
SHEPHERDSTOWN — LGBTQ+ community members and tourists alike filled the streets of Shepherdstown over the weekend, as they kicked off the beginning to Pride Month in a big way. The weekend began with the all-day “Rainbow Connections: Building CommUNITY” pre-pride party hosted by The ...
Goodbye, gallery!
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Meredith Wait, left, chats with passersby, who have stopped to look at some of the free items set outside of the former Dickinson & Wait Craft Gallery on Saturday. The gallery officially closed its doors on May 20.
Moving with the music
Town council swears in members, approves funding for CATF and Rose Hill Cemetery
SHEPHERDSTOWN — The Shepherdstown Town Council underwent a number of changes, during its monthly meeting in Town Hall on May 14. Among those changes was the swearing in of new town council member Carrie Blessing and the swearing in of new Town Recorder Marty Amerikaner. “Now we feel whole ...