Each second grader was able to choose 9 books to take home for the summer — tables full of adventures, animals, science, sports, mysteries, and more. Watching the kids carefully make their selections was a reminder that books still matter and excitement about reading is very much alive.
Clearing and caring for these cemeteries helps restore dignity to the resting places of loved ones, preserves an important part of Jefferson County’s African American history, and strengthens the bonds of community through shared service.
Recently recognized once again with AAA’s prestigious Four Diamond designation, the Bavarian Inn continues to stand as one of West Virginia’s premier destinations.
Rotarians from the Shepherdstown and Charles Town Rotary clubs visited four Jefferson County elementary schools this May to read to all first grade classes as the school year came to
Pictured is Carol Hill of the Shepherdstown Rotary Club reading to Ms. Hilaman’s first grade class at North Jefferson Elementary School on May 5.
At our April 28 meeting at the Bavarian Inn, our club paused to celebrate a remarkable milestone in Rotary service. Dr. David Miljour was presented with his Paul Harris Fellow
At its April 1 meeting, Rotary welcomed Becki Zaglifa of Jefferson County Parks and Recreation for an engaging presentation on the county’s plans to develop its first dedicated county
Some projects don’t just get planned—they grow out of connection, and from listening. When the Rotary Club of Shepherdstown welcomed Canterbury Center Executive Director Stefanie Nelson and Recreation Assistant Doug
The Rotary Club of Shepherdstown welcomed Stefanie Nelson, the executive director of the Canterbury Center Nursing Home in Shepherdstown, and Doug Pifer, Recreation Assistant. They talked about the loneliness the