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SHEPHERDSTOWN — Runners of all ages took over the town on Saturday morning, as they joined in the Freedoms Run Racing Series. While the mornings drizzly wea

SHEPHERDSTOWN — Members from Pack Horse Ford Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) attended the 75th annual Eastern District meeting on Saturday, Aug. 27, at Cacapon State

RANSON — Friends of Music has donated a set of three tubano drums to Ranson Elementary School in Jefferson County. Music teacher Bonnie Pullen asked for the donation.

Get your groove going. Take a hike. Absorb local art. support a cause. Whatever your interest, What's NXT has something for everyone this week.

Katalin Almay Volker, 77, passed away on Friday, Sept 8, 2023, at the Hospice of the Panhandle in Kearneysville, WV, after years of a courageous fight against a

SHEPHERDSTOWN — In a celebration of intellectual freedom and the right to read without censorship, National Banned Books Week kicked off this week, drawing attention to literary works that have

Clark Dixon Jr. came to Handley from Douglas School in 1965. He was the president of the Horticulture Club and a three sport athlete. Clark was the first Black athlete

SHEPHERDSTOWN — From a young age, Jeni Walker was taught to love gardening by her mother and grandfather. And as she grew older and purchased her own home wit

FirstEnergy’s West Virginia utilities have drawn the ire of West Virginians who generate their own solar electricity or support others doing so.

SHEPHERDSTOWN — For four years running, Brown’s Tire, Towing & Auto Center has participated in the national Brakes for Breasts campaign.