Shepherdstown

Shepherdstown, West Virginia, is the oldest town in the state, founded in 1762. Located along the Potomac River, it's home to Shepherd University and known for its vibrant arts scene, historic architecture, and lively downtown area. The town hosts numerous cultural events and festivals, attracting visitors to its unique shops, cafes, and theaters. Shepherdstown blends small-town charm with intellectual energy, making it a distinctive destination in the Eastern Panhandle.

Berkeley-Jefferson Extension Master Gardeners Celebrate Achievements at Annual Luncheon

Extension Master Gardeners host luncheon The Journal | Friday, November 29, 2024 By Staff The Journal reports on the Berkeley-Jefferson Extension Master Gardener Association's annual Harvest Luncheon, held at the Hospice of the Panhandle. Incoming president Marilyn White highlighted the group’s impressive 3,476 volunteer hours, along with

Art Market Redux Revives Community Engagement with Local Artists

Art Market Redux provides platform for up-and-coming artists to sell new work The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, November 28, 2024 By Staff The Shepherdstown Chronicle highlights the Art Market Redux held at Evolve, featuring the works of local artists, including organizer Sonya Evanisko. This year's event, a departure from

Shepherdstown Town Council Addresses Recycling Issues and Festival Theft Recovery

Town Council talks glass recycling pickup, fairy festival robbery The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, November 28, 2024 By Staff In a recent meeting reported by The Shepherdstown Chronicle, the Shepherdstown Town Council discussed significant local developments, including a proposed amendment to increase open space requirements in subdivisions from 10% to 30%

Intergenerational Trivia Night Unites Generations at Shepherd University

Friendsgiving Intergenerational Trivia helps bring Baby Boomers, Gen X and Gen Z together The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, November 28, 2024 By Staff On November 20, The Shepherdstown Chronicle reported on the Friendsgiving Intergenerational Trivia held at Shepherd University, which aimed to connect students from Generation Z with community members from