SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. — Tradition is a way of life in the football-loving town of Slippery Rock. The week of the first home game for The Rock finds the week-long Villagefest and it’s also Hall of Fame ...

SHEPHERDSTOWN — Shepherd University’s stellar volleyball team stayed on the road last weekend and won all four of its matches against non-conferences opposition. The Rams, now 6-1, defeated Point Park ...

Shepherdstown Gay Pride Parade Grand Marshal Rosemary Ketchum, who was the first openly transgender person elected to public office in the state, waves to the crowd along German Street on Sunday night ...

Sue Kemnitzer stands on the porch of her 1790s center-hall town home. Courtesy photo The current owners of seven of the nine historic homes featured in this column arrived in Shepherdstown with ...

Shepherd University sophomore Anaya Lozano kicks the ball past Gannon University goalkeeper Morgan Sinan, during the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference quarterfinals at McConnell Family Stadium on ...

WEST CHESTER, Pa. — “We are the champions . . .” again! That inspirational song was the highlight of a motion picture that featured athletes running along an oceanside beach. Shepherd University’s ...

Colonial Williamsburg apprentice leather breeches maker Wilson LeCount speaks in the Morgan’s Grove Park pavilion on Saturday. Photo by Tabitha Johnston SHEPHERDSTOWN — The American colonists ...

SHEPHERDSTOWN — Coaches and others dabbling in college football like to talk about the importance of “all three parts of a team — offense, defense and special teams.” All those people were rejoicing ...

The ghost story of Wizard’s Clip is one of the most enduring tales of early America. At its heart is Adam Livingston, a German immigrant whose home in Middleway became the site of strange disturbances ...

CMI Operations Manager Mark Peiffer, left, chats with a group at the open house on April 14. Photo by Tabitha Johnston SHEPHERDSTOWN — Four years ago, Community Markets, Inc. (CMI) was founded in ...

Protesters walk around with signs and clothing from the dystopian novel, “A Handmaid’s Tale,” in front of the Jefferson County Courthouse on Saturday. Tabitha Johnston CHARLES TOWN — A thousand people ...

Sean and Tracey Porter’s home is being constructed in a way that will likely result in it being a net-zero home. Tabitha Johnston SHEPHERDSTOWN — In June, Sean and Tracey Porter will be moving into ...