Last Tuesday we welcomed Lucie Gilson, our rotary youth exchange student for the 2025-26 year. She’s from Belgium and speaks French, German, and English. She’s attending Jefferson high school and
Rotary members had the pleasure of hearing from Carol Goolsby, who delivered an insightful presentation about the West Virginia Small Business Development Center (WV SBDC)
At our regular Tuesday morning meeting at the Bavarian Inn, members of the Rotary Club of Shepherdstown welcomed Dr. Jack DeRochi, Shepherd University Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, for an energizing update on the university’s direction and momentum.
..stays on the bus. Let’s just say the ride home was spirited—in every sense of the word. Our merry crew of Rotarians and friends, including one King Charles Spaniel (on
Rotarians from the Shepherdstown and Charles Rotary clubs read to all the children in the 1st grade classes at four Jefferson County elementary schools in mid-October.
The Rotary Club of Shepherdstown has presented a gift of new water-quality monitoring equipment to the Town Run Watershed group in support of its ongoing efforts to protect and study the stream that flows through the heart of Shepherdstown.
The Shepherdstown Rotary Club gathered on Wednesday, October 15, for a special evening meeting that took members beyond the meeting bell—into the shadowy streets and spirited history of Shepherdstown.
On October 16, 2025, the Storer Ballroom at Shepherd University buzzed with energy and empathy as student leaders from seven high schools across the Eastern Panhandle came together for a day of listening, learning, and dialogue around one of the most urgent and complex topics of our time—immigration.
The Rotary Club of Shepherdstown hosted its inaugural Claws for a Cause crab feast this past weekend, and by every measure, it was a resounding success.
