Up until this past week, 123 West German Street was home to a single cannabidiol (CBD) business, Meditative Medicinals, LLC.

While manning their storefront one day in July, Betty and Steve Shepherd were approached by a man from Springfield, Va., with ...

Shepherd University Center for Appalachian Studies Director Benjamin Bankhurst handed a plaque to author Annette Clapsaddle, ...

In the second of its weekend volleyball matches last week, Shepherd University edged homestanding Pennsylvania Western ...

Long before federal funding began to be threatened at libraries across the nation, as has become the case over the past few ...

The U.S. Constitution was front and center in Shepherdstown on Sept. 20 as residents gathered for the Constitution Day Parade ...

On the 10th anniversary of its inception, the Appalachian Heritage Writer-in-Residence Project published its first anthology, ...

Thirty years ago, a group of determined community leaders gathered around a simple but powerful idea: if people worked ...

The 20th annual Tom E. Moses Memorial Lecture was held in the auditorium of the Robert C. Byrd Center for Congressional ...

Judge Daniel Greear remembers when he first developed an interest in the law, as a middle schooler growing up in Kanawha ...

Far too often, the claim is made that going out and voting is unimportant, as one person’s vote cannot make a difference. Yet ...

Annette Clapsaddle is proud of her indigenous heritage — so much so that she is an enrolled citizen of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, the former executive director of the Cherokee Preservation ...