SHEPHERDSTOWN — The Town Recorder for the Corporation of Shepherdstown resigned from office on Jan. 30, after serving seven months in the role and, prior to that, four years on the Town Council. Chris Stroech, who has practiced law in the Eastern Panhandle for 20 years and is the owner of ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN — On Jan. 27, the Corporation of Shepherdstown will be welcoming a new town administrator, following a six-month-long search after the departure of its first town administrator this past summer. The search was conducted nationwide, according to Mayor James Gatz. However, he was ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN — Several inches of snow blanket downtown Shepherdstown on Sunday afternoon and evening.
SHEPHERDSTOWN — Over the next couple of months, German Street will be undergoing some noticeable changes, thanks to the hard work of the Shepherdstown Tree Commission. During the Corporation of Shepherdstown’s monthly Town Council meeting on Jan. 8, Town Council member and Tree Commission ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN — The Corporation of Shepherdstown’s Town Council held its monthly meeting in Town Hall on Wednesday night. At the beginning of the meeting, the second reading of an amendment to Section 7A-110, allowing the Shepherdstown Police Department to place a financial penalty of up ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- A crew of workmen clean King Street and High Street of snow, before spraying a fresh layer of salt brine on the roads on Jan. 8.
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- A Shepherdstown resident cross-country skis around the snowy grounds of Morgan’s Grove Park on Monday afternoon.
SHEPHERDSTOWN — On Dec. 18, the Town Run Watershed Steering Committee announced that their organization had been awarded a $5,000 Stream Partners Grant by the West Virginia Stream Partners Program. This is the second-year-in-a-row that the Town Run Watershed has received this ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Homes and businesses around downtown Shepherdstown are decked out with Christmas lights and decorations on Saturday night.
SHEPHERDSTOWN — The Shepherdstown Town Council met for its monthly meeting in Town Hall on Dec. 11. The Town Council spent the majority of the meeting on public hearings for six ordinance amendments and the introduction of a new ordinance. The new ordinance on ways to disincentivize ...
