Just two weeks after cleaning up Route 45, Rotary Club of Shepherdstown volunteers were back in their orange vests on Saturday, November 7, this time tackling the club’s two-mile stretch of Flowing Springs Road (Route 230) as part of our Adopt-a-Highway program.
The Rotary Club of Shepherdstown is pleased to announce the induction of new member Scott Wachtel, who officially joined the club on October 21, 2026. Scott Wachtel is an experienced
Rotary Club of Shepherdstown volunteers recently pulled on their safety vests and helped clean up two miles of Route 45, from the Berkeley County line to the Shepherdstown Fire Department, as part of the club’s Adopt-a-Highway program. This stretch of road is sponsored by Insurance Outfitters.
This month, Rotary Club of Shepherdstown members spent time in first grade classrooms at T.A. Lowery Elementary for our Rotary Reads program. Paul Kradel read to Mrs. Blue’s first graders,
The Rotary Club of Shepherdstown is pleased to announce the induction of new member Dr. Ronnie Best, who officially joined the club on October 13, 2026 by Sponsor and Rotary
On September 24, 83 student leaders from seven Eastern Panhandle high schools gathered at the National Conservation Training Center for the 2026 Rotary World Affairs Seminar on planetary health.
With cupcakes spelling “S-E-A-N,” the evening satellite group of the Rotary Club of Shepherdstown welcomed District Governor Sean Murtagh to their September 2 club assembly meeting for his update on the district and overview of the upcoming year’s goals.
The Rotary Club of Shepherdstown is pleased to announce the induction of new member Kim Wilson, who officially joined the club on September 16, 2026 by Sponsor Jennifer Smith. Kim
(Reservations are now closed. Thank you so much for your support.) Last year, we launched Claws for a Cause with a simple idea: bring people together for a great evening—and use that gathering to make a difference for the water resources we all share.
