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Shepherdstown, West Virginia, is set to commemorate Constitution Day with its second annual parade this Saturday, September 19. The event, designed to celebrate a significant piece of American history, invites residents and visitors alike to participate in a community gathering.
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The parade will commence at 10 a.m. on Church Street, proceeding down German Street before concluding on King Street. Following the procession, attendees will gather in front of Town Hall for a special ceremony featuring readings related to the Constitution. The entire event is anticipated to last for approximately one and a half hours, offering a morning of civic engagement and community spirit.
This event provides an opportunity for the Shepherdstown community to reflect on and celebrate the foundational document of the United States. Residents are encouraged to mark their calendars and spread the word about this unique local observance.
Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from Shepherdstown West Virginia
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