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Shepherdstown Farmers Market Open for the Winter

January 16, 2021

CATF Shares Highlights of New Theater Online

January 16, 2021

Seeing & Hearing The Signs of New Beginnings

January 12, 2021

Coming Together to Talk Politics

January 4, 2021

Civics and Civility for Students

January 4, 2021

The Eastern Panhandle Transit Authority Rides Out The Pandemic

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Talking Across Time & Space

January 4, 2021

Pancake Revisited

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Reading Programs for All Ages at the Shepherdstown Library

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Shade’s Farm Offers Local Honey Products & More

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Bushel & Peck Receives Grant to Expand Operations

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The Pandemic is Here & Now

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I Think I May Be the Luckiest Man Alive

February 7, 2020 Tagged With: Dow Benedict, Shepherd University

Dow Benedict sitting casually on sandstone steps outside at Shepherd University.

Dow Benedict, former faculty member and Dean of the School of Arts and Humanities at Shepherd University, looks back on 48 years of service as a mentor, artist, and leader. Read the Full Story >>

SU Athletic Club Working Harder, Reaching Higher 

December 17, 2019 Tagged With: fitness, Shepherd University, Shepherd University Athletic Club

SUAC

Since its launch in the fall of 2018, the Shepherd University Athletic Club (SUAC) has gained some serious momentum toward their vision of elevating Shepherd University athletic programs and facilities through targeted financial support and improvement projects. Read the Full Story >>

Shepherdstown’s Popular “Identity Crisis” Fundraiser Back for Year 10

August 3, 2019 Tagged With: breast cancer awareness, Fundraiser, Identity Crisis, The Victory Project

Identity Crisis

The “10th-Annual Identity Crisis Fundraiser: A Decade of Inspiration! Come As You Are NOT!” will take place this month—Saturday, August 10. Let’s take a closer look at the history of one of Shepherdstown’s most supportive annual events, and how the funds raised are being used to beneficially impact local patients and survivors of breast and other types of cancers. Read the Full Story >>

Fifteen Years at the Helm of The Meck

July 7, 2019 Tagged With: the Meck, The Mecklenburg Inn

Mecklendburg Inn

Shepherdstown’s Mecklenburg Inn is an English-style pub with a beer garden that simply feels like home. Solar powered and cozy, and draped in historic architectural features, visitors can order a favorite drink and sip on the comradery inside, or step outside into a peaceful sanctuary of old-growth trees and flowering plants. Read the Full Story >>

Supporting Community Students When School is Out of Session

May 15, 2018 Tagged With: Berkeley County BackPack Program, Caring Cupboard, food insecurity, The Martinsburg Initiative

To truly improve the academic and social success of students, particularly those who have greater adversity from poverty or toxic stress, we must also support and develop after-school, weekend, and summer-time programming. Read the Full Story >>

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