SHEPHERDSTOWN — Utilizing the space at the Shepherdstown Train Station, Gypsy Soul Catering held three special Valentine’s Day tea parties on Wednesday.
MARTINSBURG — Eight students from Saint Joseph School placed in an American history essay contest sponsored by the Pack Horse Ford Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Antiques and Collectibles Sale returns, draws crowd
By Tabitha Johnston - Chronicle Staff | Apr 30, 2021
Nancy Cummins, of Bakerton, looks at some antique items at the booth of Paul Gordon, of Martinsburg, in the War Memorial Building on Saturday. Tabitha Johnston
SHEPHERDSTOWN The bi-annual Antiques and Collectibles Sale was first founded in Round Hill, Va., about 30 years ago. Seven years ago, it moved to Shepherdstown, first taking up residence at the Shepherdstown Train Station and then moving down to the War Memorial Building to attract more foot traffic a couple of years ago. But the arrival of the COVID-19 Pandemic at the beginning of 2020 forced the sale to be put on a temporary pause, until it was safe to hold socially distanced public events again.