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It is fitting that a woman purchased the land at 31 South Potomac Street back in 1837. Susan Hughes paid $288 for the land on the hill overlooking the streets below and built the majestic house a year later. In 1931, the Women’s Club purchased…
Paramedical tattoos also known as paramedical pigmentation or micropigmentation is a specialized field of tattooing that helps restore a person’s natural appearance after a medical condition, procedure, or even an accident. The tattoo artist needs not just a full knowledge of tattooing but also a…
If Hagerstown has a rags-to-riches story it would be that of Adna “Ad” Fulton. Born in 1937, his father died when he was 2, leaving his mother to raise him by raising chickens and truck farming to try to piece together a living. From that beginning, Fulton, now 88, grew into one of Hagerstown’s most…
The Hagerstown Community College Alumni Association will hold its 29th Annual Flower and Garden Show on March 15 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and March 16, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the ARCC. More than 125 exhibitors and vendors will…
The Hagerstown Flying Boxcars will open their season at home on April 25 against the Staten Island FerryHawks, and it will be the first time that Meritus Park will host the Atlantic League’s Opening Day celebrations. After the three-game opening series, the Boxcars hit the road for three straight series, before returning to Meritus Park on...
For 31 years, Hagerstown Choral Arts has been delighting Tri-State audiences with harmonious vocal musical performances. But when its founder and artistic director Gregory P. Shook resigned in February, it left a vacancy in...
