Hagerstown, MD News

• Hagerstown, MD News
• HCC honors students’ academic achievements at 10th annual Honors Convocation
• HCC to offer bartending course
• Western Maryland Blues Fest 2012
• HCC offers new evening course packages
• HCC to offer personal trainer certification course
• Hub Opera Ensemble performs "Carmen" in June
• HCC receives grant to increase college attendance
• HCC offers firefighter course for solar and wind systems
• HCC Alumni Association presents 2012 Community Citation Award
• Pinning ceremony honors HCC’s nursing graduates
• HCC awards 644 degrees and certificates in largest graduation ceremony
• HCC’s pharmacy technician program receives accreditation
• College for Kids starts June 25
• Multicultural Information Night held May 30
• Annual Nursing Conference held June 5-6
• PTK Fundraiser held May 10-13
• End of the Year Activities at HCC
• New Evening Class Schedules Now Offered
• HCC offers spring birding courses
• Red, White and Blue Concerts begin June 7
• HCC students eligible to compete for scholarship through Md. Space Grant Consortium
• Health Care Career Expo held May 14
• Veterans' Information Session held May 4
• Public Safety Awards ceremony held May 17
• Nationally-known instructor returns to HCC to host workshop
• New York Times Best-Selling Author Blogs for Volunteer Washington County
• Book Buyback held April 26 - May 7
• HCC hosts annual Administrative Professionals Day event
• Finals Week held April 25 - May 1
• Annual CREAS event held April 21
• Spring Fling held April 16 - 19
• HCC holds spring student art exhibit
• Arts & Sciences Open House held April 28
• Hagerstown Children's Theater's Performance Group Broadway Bound Selected To Perform At Walt Disney World
• Campus Earth Day held April 20
• Annual Kreykenbohm Lecture to feature Mary Jo Salter
• Cyber Security Conference held April 12
• HCC’s EMS program receives accreditation
• Live Reptile Show held April 18
• Free showing of "Waste Land" April 20
• HCC to offer “Rock Star Academy” course
• HCC announces 2012 outstanding faculty recipients
• Camelot takes center stage April 26-29
• Student Casting Call held April 11-12
• HCC students receive MLEO and Larry Small scholarships
• Governor appoints two new members to HCC board of trustees
• High Rock Marketing Summit held April 13
• HCC receives approval to offer multiple online degree programs
• Rock Out for Autism Awareness on March 23
• HCC to offer ballet class
• Musician Alison Crockett to hold free music discussion
• Faculty Art Show and Guitar Concert held March 30
• Spring Job Fair held March 30
• HCC announces deadline for 2012-2013 scholarships
• Financial Fitness Workshop held March 21
• Breaking Through the Clouds debuts March 22
• PTK holds Prom Apparel Gala March 16
• BSU holds annual fashion show March 17
• HCC students find employment in pharmacy technician field
• HCC to offer career exploration programs for middle school students
• HCC announces seminars for annual Flower & Garden Show
• Spring Break held March 4 - 10
• HCC offers child development course for child care providers
• HCC nursing students donate time, supplies to community
• Hagerstown Children's Theater Has A New Home At The Academy Theatre
• Incubator client purchases city building to expand operations
• HCC students and staff participate in Cycle United
• HCC to offer one-day Civil War seminar
• HCC to offer course on Norse and Icelandic literature
• HCC student honor society extends deadline for prom donations
• HCC offers refresher course for registered and licensed practical nurses
• Hagerstown Children's Theater Proudly Presents Aladdin, The Musical
• HCC to offer new interior design workshop series
• Student FAFSA Workshops in February
• Variety Show fundraiser held Feb. 25
• B&D Consulting, Inc. added to NSETS II team
• HCC to offer new course on Jewish literature
• HCC student veterans club accepted into national student veterans organization
• TIC client B&D Consulting recognized for business growth
• HCC offers business blogging workshop
• Annual Tribute held March 23
• Gymkana Troupe performs Feb. 17
• Intersection Improvement Plans for Robinwood Drive
• Student Events in February
• Traders on Potomac convenience store set to close
• County to consider nixing recycling drop-off bins
• Pa. lawmakers prepare for tough budget message from governor
• One person killed in I-81 accident; northbound lanes closed
• O'Malley calls for phasing in 6% sales tax on gasoline over 3 years
• Adobe Workshop held Feb. 9
• Pregnant Hagerstown woman seriously hurt in Halfway Boulevard crash
• HCC to offer iPhone/iPad workshops
• Gingrich, Romney and Santorum deliver pitch to tea party voters
• Group raises $1 million toward upgrading athletic facilities at James Buchanan High School
• Victim of cement quarry accident remembered as a family man
• Washington County Playhouse Dinner Theater expected to close
• Community Free Clinic hopes to take new patients again by March
• Relay for Life kicks off fundraiser with 'Staying Alive'
• Hager House, railroad museum schedules on hold
• No new talks set on Waynesboro teachers contract impasse
• Four children missing in wooded area in Berkeley Springs, W.Va., have been found
• Herman Cain endorses Newt Gingrich for president
• Students handle pre-concert jitters before the Washington County Public Schools All County concert
• Cabin Fever Festival owes its beginning to unseasonably wintry October weather
• IceFest attracts visitors despite melting masterpieces
• Health summit gathers ideas for improving care
• Fort Ritchie Community Center Indoor Yard Sale a hit with bargain hunters
• PlanMaryland divide: Is it a new rural order?
• $5.6 million to be spent on systemic or maintenance projects in the school system this year
• Shank raises concerns about proposed bike trail
• Study on economic benefits of new or renovated baseball stadium being considered
• Spielman Road near Bakersville Road reopened about 4:45 p.m. after tree knocks wires down
• Jury awards damages to three families who sued Williamsport man for shooting their pet dogs
• Washington Co. jobless rate rose to 8.5% in Dec., reversing recent trend
• Little snow in weekend forecast, but SHA crews ready, just in case
• Hispanics in focus as GOP race intensifies
• Bond changed for W.Va. woman accused in child abuse leading to death
• Memorial exposes anger over Paterno's treatment
• Antietam Cable to make digital conversion
• Senate minority leader briefs lawmakers on 'war on rural Maryland'
• FirstEnergy to close power station in Williamsport
• Grief and technology: PowerPoint, Skype and other technology add to some services
• HCC offers three new management courses
• Md. state senators outline bipartisan legislation
• Police: Jonathan St. shooting victim has died
• Opening of Chambersburg IceFest postponed due to rain
• Maloney renews challenge to Tomblin for W.Va. governor's seat
• HCC student honor society seeking prom donations for Prom Apparel Gala
• Mountain State U. sure of its future in Martinsburg
• Positive outlook expected for Franklin Co. economy in 2012
• Delegation backs tip-jar sticker request, but not liquor-license change
• Cave in which man was trapped has tight passages
• Washington Co. asks for $2.4 million more for school buildings
• U.S. Army to cut combat brigades
• Bill would give county oversight of Rescue Association's finances
• Mourners bid farewell to Joe Paterno
• K-9 handlers collar certificates
• Art of the photo: Use what tools you have
• Jury: Former Frederick Co. sheriff's deputy not liable in stun-gun death
• W.Va. Legislature passes 'cracker' plant tax break
• Obama to GOP: Game on
• Man faces numerous charges after pursuit in downtown Hagerstown
• Re-energizing young voters
• Man rescued after being trapped in cave near Clear Spring
• Winchester to hold public hearing on baseball stadium
• Residents say reconfigured intersection causing problems
• BOE discusses timeline for closing Conococheague and Winter Street elementary schools
• O'Malley: New same-sex marriage bill more specific on protecting religious freedom
• Man shot in head; shooting is second in Hagerstown in less than 10 hours
• Del. Miller to challenge Rep. Capito in W.Va. GOP primary
• HCC partners with SCORE to offer small business seminar series
• Oscar nominations 2012: 'Artist,' Scorsese's 'Hugo' shine brightest
• Mother, child die in mobile home fire in Shenandoah Junction
• Long lines expected for Paterno services
• 'Greencastle' filmmaker wins at California film festival
• Local officials have mixed reactions to Va. town's baseball stadium plan
• Man reported shot in torso in Hagerstown
• W.Va. double-murder trial rescheduled for July 10
• Winchester officials seek land transfer for stadium to attract minor league team
• Charles Town teen killed, man injured in crash
• Grant to help train hospital personnel to recognize signs of domestic violence
• Puss in Boots Family Movie Night
• HCC’s annual Flower & Garden Show held March 17-18
• Miles tells judge he's unhappy with representation in homicide case
• Dental Assisting seeks Accreditation
• Joe Paterno: Celebration and mourning
• Massage can help parents bond with children
• Tri-State area residents share memories of 'JoePa'
• Hagerstown area Ravens fans shocked by game's finish
• Republicans' 'head vs. heart' battle moves to Florida
• Legendary Penn State coach Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Duo brings jazz blend to Hancock
• City conducts survey in developing master plan for downtown parking
• State Highway Administration urges travelers to use caution Sunday night and Monday
• Annapolis Notes - Jan. 22
• Gabrielle Giffords to resign from Congress [Video]
• Nurses go extra mile to assist patients when need arises
• HCC's Palmer gets 600th career win
• Spokesman: Paterno in serious condition
• Gingrich storms to SC victory, scrambling GOP race
• Participants brave winter elements for Zumbathon fundraiser
• 16-year-old Martinsburg High School junior makes it to 'American Idol' Hollywood semifinals
• Local man's redistricting lawsuit dismissed
• Less than 3 inches of snow and ice cover the Tri-State area
• Gingrich narrows race with Romney in South Carolina
• Several vehicles damaged in garage fire on E. Franklin St.
• O'Malley 'flush fee' increase may fall short
• 10 students, driver treated for minor injuries after Chambersburg school bus crash
• Mother of murder victim faces eviction
• Work on New Washington County Senior Center to begin around April 1
• Hagerstown grandmother arrested by ICE agents, awaiting deportation to Mexico
• On the Campaign Trail
• Two children die in Cumberland, Md., house fire
• Renovated Kepler Building opens Mon., Jan. 23
• Winter storm watch issued; mix of snow, sleet, ice forecast for area
• W.Va. school shuffles away as part of Physical Activity Day
• No students hurt in accident involving school bus
• Ravens' win could mean big bucks in endorsements
• Eleven cases of whooping cough confirmed in Berkeley County since Nov.
• Feds shut down file-sharing website
• Tighter limits sought on number of Washington County liquor licenses
• Tuskegee airman remembered by family as 'Red Tails' hits theaters
• Gingrich gets Perry nod, faces ex-wife allegations
• GOP campaign turns bizarre in SC; debate is next
• 'Poe Toaster' again a no-show at author's grave; fans say tradition is over
• Mountain State University president fired
• South Berkeley Recreation Center bids to be opened Jan. 31
• Poetry contest winners have a way with words
• Teacher pension cost shifts would cost Washington County $2.5 million
• Hagerstown sites proposed for speed cameras
• Hagerstown Suns fans stress importance of team to town
• New gaming bill calls for fire and rescue oversight
• School board to face tough choices if it has to shoulder pension burden
• Washington County could get $46.4 million for capital projects in 2013
• Update: Costa, Carnival pledge support to Concordia passengers and crew
• Obama rejects Canada-Texas oil pipeline - for now
• Residents offer opinions on proposed Stop Online Piracy Act
• ITA Club offers Computer CPR Clinic
• O'Malley budget plan would raise taxes for about 20 percent of Marylanders
• Indiana judge delays setting trial date for man charged in former Hagerstown girl's death
• Hedge Apple submissions due Feb. 1
• Hagerstown police suggest using vacant city building as temporary substation
• Wikipedia goes dark amidst online piracy controversial acts
• Greencastle students collect food in honor of the Rev. Martin Luther King
• Hagerstown City Council considers changing elections to nonpartisan
• School system central office expected to be central issue in coming year
• Md. governor wants to shift some teacher pension costs to counties
• Murder trial in shooting at Club Zero rescheduled for May
• Supreme Court rejects former Musselman High student's appeal in cyber-bullying case
• Variety Show Auditions held Jan. 20
• Hagerstown teen pleads guilty to soliciting her father's murder, is sentenced
• Romney says he might release tax returns in April
• Former all-black school abuzz on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Washington Township Civil War battle takes its place in history
• Jefferson County commissioner's daughter among survivors of cruise crash
• Locals remember King at ninth annual HCC celebration
• Health Enterprise Zones to target disparities in state
• Collapse of former hospital over weekend called planned, controlled
• Area residents comment on Martin Luther King Jr.'s impact
• Thurmont man treated for gunshot wound after friend found dead in roadway
• At least one person injured in crash at E. Washington-Locust St. intersection
• Huntsman to quit GOP race, endorse Romney
• Pharmacies roll with the changes
• New U.S. House maps emerge in W.Va. Legislature
• Gallery audience shares thoughts, art pertaining to Martin Luther King Jr.
• Father of suspect in Calif. killings is homeless
• Divers in Italy ship wreck find two more bodies
• Ravens hold on to beat Texans, advance to AFC championship game
• Western Maryland Children's Center provides structure for detained juveniles
• What's Wrong with This Picture?
• Volunteers, donations needed for Homelessness Resource Day in Hagerstown
• Miss Wisconsin wins Miss America pageant in Vegas
• Juvenile court sees a range of problems, misdeeds
• New Year - New Visions reception showcases African American artists
• Joe Paterno tells his side
• Campaigning while legislating: Lawmakers' double lives
• U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey blasts debt, over regulation
• Demolition work halted on former Washington County Hospital after complaint of dust spread by wind
• Cardin vows to safeguard Social Security, Medicare
• Tensions high, US warns Iran not to block shipping
• Penn State president tries again to calm alumni
• RoomStore furniture showroom near Hagerstown to close Jan. 25
• New Evening Hours for Transfer Advisors
• Educator evaluations to be partially linked to student performance in Waynesboro school system
• City Council candidates look to a better future for Hagerstown
• Chambersburg parents still have concerns about TB
• Cary Williams overcame abuse and anguish on way to NFL
• Maryland schools ranked 1st in the nation again
• Three file to run for Hagerstown mayor; two Republicans, one Democrat
• Md. politicians face off over taxes, shale drilling
• Washington County organization connects volunteers with groups in need of people assistance
• 10 things to do act like a kid with your kid
• Volvo Powertrain to be featured on 'Ultimate Factories'
• 9/11 memorial at Red Run Park taking shape
• Charges in toddler's death to be decided in Berkeley Co. Circuit Court
• Maryland General Assembly opens with fanfare, revenue realities
• 6th Congressional District race draws 13 candidates
• Five seek four seats on Washington County Board of Education
• Fiddlers gather for weekend of listening, learning and loving music
• Chamber official warns of looming changes in health benefit policies
• Former state Sen. Munson among candidates for Hagerstown council
• Thousands remember slain former C&O park ranger
• School bus safety camera plan advances in Washington County
• Romney wins N.H. GOP primary
• Washington Co. Commissioners won't contribute funds to lobbying group
• Getting your kids to eat: Squash
• Mooney says he's not running for House, will back Bartlett
• Tests confirm one case of TB at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• HCC announces fall 2011 dean’s list
• Sanctions begin taking a bigger toll on Iran
• Judge's illness delays Hagerstown man's murder trial in W.Va.
• O'Malley proposes $370 million in school construction for FY 2013
• Mobile home fire victims identified as father and son
• Public can vote for favorite Miss America contestants
• Pa. families to be contacted about results of tuberculosis testing
• Hagerstown Community College opens STEM building to students
• Obama's chief of staff resigns
• Miss. truck driver sentenced to 21 years in 2010 drug-fueled chase
• U.S. Army reservist pulls self up by his bootstraps
• Washington County landfill losing 10 percent of tipping fee revenue
• 7-Eleven store in Martinsburg robbed at knifepoint
• Hagerstown man charged after stolen car crashed in county park
• Leitersburg wants to build new fire station
• "Trains of Christmas" exhibit visited by people from all over the world
• Voice and guitar blended at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
• Burglaries up 26 percent at Washington County Sheriff's Office
• Macy's on track for spring opening in Berkeley County
• So much to do: Annapolis Democrats push ambitious agenda
• Petition drive possible over congressional redistricting
• Washington County Alumni Band marching toward next year's performance
• Mitt Romney stands above the fray as rivals bicker at GOP debate
• Master Gardeners clinics offer gardening advice
• Elvis tribute a draw for Parent-Child Center
• Battle of Hancock sesquicentennial commemoration brings enthusiasm and excitement
• Lawmakers will carry ideas, expectations to Annapolis
• High arsenic levels found in water seeping from Washington County's Old City/County Landfill
• Penn State's new football coach Bill O'Brien described as 'brilliant,' 'genuine'
• Pope Benedict to elevate Archbishop O'Brien to cardinal
• Mitt Romney receives endorsement from two-time New Hampshire primary winner John McCain
• Berkeley County Circuit Court judge denies change-of-venue in murder pretrial hearing
• Lehigh Phoenix to boost production later this spring
• Pedestrian Access & Construction Information
• Renovated Kepler Theater to open Jan. 11
• New STEM Building opens Jan. 9
• Two bodies found at scene of mobile home fire in Berkeley County; origin of blaze treated as suspicious
• Jefferson Co. school board weighs retirement incentives to help offset $5.3M budget shortfall
• 7-Eleven store in Hagerstown robbed at gunpoint overnight
• Fire and rescue group's finances must be more open, new leader says
• Government help sought to upgrade Hopewell Manor Apartments
• Woman gets 30 years for kidnapping
• Gas station robbed at gunpoint in Hagerstown's West end
• Hagerstown man gets 10 years in drug case
• Girl Scouts mark 100th year with new cookie
• Obama vows U.S. will stay world's top military power
• New year starts with hopeful outlook on hiring
• AP Source: GM to call back 8,000 Chevy Volts
• Prosecutor wants death for Mubarak, security boss
• Teenager struck, killed while crossing U.S. 522 near Berkeley Springs
• Liquor license sought for new restaurant in downtown Hagerstown
• Downtown Boonsboro getting a new restaurant and taphouse
• Hagerstown copes with cold
• Bachmann ends White House bid
• Not-guilty plea entered for man accused in death of former Hagerstown student
• Victory in hand, Romney looks to N.H.
• Men get 14 and 15 years for UK black teen's murder
• Tuberculosis discovered at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Republican race may be closest in history of Iowa caucuses
• Va. man held without bond in shooting death of Berkeley Springs man
• Snow dusting, freezing temps slicken roadways
• Tri-State area to lose 42 jobs to Susquehanna, Tower merger
• Serial rapist makes plea deal, is sentenced to 85 years for attack on Smithsburg woman
• Memorial service scheduled in Indiana for former Hagerstown girl
• HCC to hold annual MLK Day celebration
• $23M Cacapon Park project called key to boost Panhandle's economy
• More than 100 people Choose 2 Lose at Waynesboro YMCA
• Area residents resolve to get fit in 2012
• Spring Mills Primary expected to strike 'gold' with 'green' qualities
• Park ranger killed in Mount Rainier National Park once worked locally
• Looking back on 2011
• Hagerstown Police Department to offer financial incentives to applicants
• Storms lead to more estimated electric bills
• Martinsburg man killed in New Jersey crash
• Price of Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• Hundreds of 'polar bears' come out to plunge in the Potomac
• Two charged in connection with Martinsburg child's death
• Parrott bill would make petitions private
• High school sweethearts welcome first baby of 2012 in Washington County
• Kids get their own New Year's Eve party at West End School
• Dick Clark hopes 'Rockin' Eve' 40th anniversary is not his last
• Joy El Ministries thanks volunteers with pork and sauerkraut dinner
• Ground broken on Middleway Fire Co.'s first firehouse
• Three Hagerstown men charged in connection with standoff
• Man with explosives detained at Texas airport
• 2011 a year of inaction and demolition in Washington County
• A man with a vision
• Baby sitter formally charged with murder in death of former Hagerstown girl in Indiana
• Washington County Special Response Team surrounds Guilford Avenue house
• Former superintendent devoted to new job; Antietam Fire Co.'s moving; rescued horses recover
• Potomac Edison line worker goes 'full tilt' for Christmas
• Area residents share New Year's resolutions
• Hancock solar power facility to go online in early January
• One person taken to hospital after Mitchell Ave. fire
• Valentines Show
• Demolition project unfinished, justice still sought, doggie dining flops
• Winchester, Va. might be trying to lure Suns from Hagerstown
• Local area spared Sears, Kmart closings
• Candle causes fire that damages Burnside Avenue home
• Autopsy: Woman found dead in W.Va. cabin was pregnant
• Former Hagerstown 9-year-old brutally slain in Indiana remembered as 'bubbly little girl'
• Law enforcement saturation patrols aim to keep impaired drivers off road
• Va. man, caught on tape admitting to bank robbery, pleads guilty
• Team Obama lays out electoral map strategy
• Celebrating New Year's at home with the kids
• New Year's Eve concert to benefit REACH of Washington County
• Pakistani death squads go after informants to U.S. drone program
• Alex Len scores 14 in debut as Terps beat Albany, 83-72
• Passenger strikes taxi driver during robbery attempt in Hagerstown
• Signs are trash news flash
• Getting on track for the future
• Washington County home assessments drop, but commercial properties rise
• Medicaid family planning benefits to expand in Md.
• Some area residents have explosive New Year's plans
• Federal judges hear Jefferson County's challenge to W.Va. Congressional redistricting plan
• U.S. warns Iran against closing vital Hormuz oil route
• Police seek man who attempted to rob Martinsburg store at knifepoint
• Marylanders face long wait in assessment appeals
• Stamford Officials: Ash From Fireplace Caused Fatal Blaze
• Seven Ravens selected to next month's Pro Bowl
• Youngest Tuscarora board member has his sights set on a political career
• Some of 2011's biggest local stories updated
• In Iowa, Mitt Romney blasts Obama, ignores GOP rivals
• Judge denies teen's request for release or lower bail in attempted murder case
• Man pleads guilty to armed robbery
• More than 100 Kmart, Sears stores expected to close nationwide
• Longtime Red Cross volunteer wins award for humanitarian service
• Smartphones help you learn to be a smarthost for bartending your own parties
• Q&A with Maryland football coach Randy Edsall
• Hagerstown 'alive with people' during tour of historic churches
• Pa. man killed in fire called an angel by his family
• Shoppers trek the halls seeking after-Christmas deals
• Councilwoman says churches, nonprofits should pay Berkeley County fire fees
• Two charged in Monday robbery
• Soon-to-be-vacant Sovereign Bank space eyed for Washington County offices
• W.Va. man charged with murder in girlfriend's death
• Two sought in home invasion arrested
• Attacks by radical Muslim sect kill at least 39 across Nigeria
• Organizer of annual Pa. Christmas dinner 'makes miracles'
• Santa's wailing wakeup call a Williamsport tradition
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Rehoboth United Methodist Church dinner offers food, fellowship
• Economic Pulse
• Man dies in Pa. house fire
• Ravens sitting pretty even if win wasn't
• Bridge of Life community dinner satisfies more than just hunger
• Pope kicks off Christmas with Mass
• 100,000 crowd into Bethlehem to celebrate Christmas
• Medical professionals and others join hands to deliver Christmas dinners
• Last-minute buyers top off strong Christmas shopping season
• Giving tops some Christmas lists
• Palace says Prince Philip given heart stent
• Hagerstown teenager wanted in shooting of another teenager is apprehended
• Tri-State area residents tell their favorite memories of Christmas
• Two injured in crash on Oak Ridge Drive
• New Student Orientation held Jan. 7
• Two families displaced when fire damages Hagerstown duplex
• After House yields, Congress hopes to wrap up work on payroll tax cuts
• About 100 attend Williamsport Christmas dinner for struggling families
• Road to Super Bowl is clear for Ravens
• Mother of missing 11-year-old clings to faith, family and community for strength
• Woman accused of home invasion says victim was threatening her children
• Washington County jobless rate declines for third consecutive month
• Donating thousands, 'layaway angels' land in Maryland
• Baltimore City Circuit Court judge chosen to fill slot on Court of Special Appeals
• Former nurse at Meritus Medical Center charged with theft
• Washington Square United Methodist Church offers 'blue Christmas' service
• Jefferson High School's Air Force Junior ROTC cadets raise money for clothes and shoes
• Most of statement cannot be used in trial against man accused of stabbing roommate
• Hagerstown City Council OKs purchase of 50 new police cameras
• Three charged with burglary after armed home invasion in Hagerstown
• Boonsboro High School students advance in U.S. Constitution competition
• Hagerstown pitches in another $50,000 for Municipal Stadium improvements
• Western Enterprise Fire Co. investigated for possible gaming law violation
• TubaChristmas concert provides a low-down holiday
• Hagerstown moves toward using speed-enforcement cameras
• Support group tells lawmaker about challenges of raising grandchildren
• Martinsburg air show to fly again
• Capitol impasse boosts chances of tax increase
• Christmas card shower meant to keep Pa. teen awash in recovery wishes
• Hagerstown ex-coach's child porn case moved to federal court
• Salvation Army, Marines win battle to spread Christmas joy
• Six bids for Franklin County Courthouse complex project opened
• Miss. trucker found not guilty of first-degree assault in 3-state chase
• Jon Bon Jovi proves he's not dead with pic: 'Heaven looks a lot like New Jersey'
• Schools officials say Musselman High campus safe, despite Internet rumors
• Ron Smith, 'Voice of Reason,' dies
• Waynesboro businessman, township supervisors make peace over box trucks
• In 'Argo,' Ben Affleck will play local retired CIA spy
• Holiday Lunch Bag Project feeds W.Va. students during Christmas break
• O'Malley signs executive order on Md. growth plan
• Area residents express mixed reactions to Kim Jong Il's death
• Teacher plans to immerse students in Spanish culture
• Maugansville couple sends edibles to troops in Afghanistan
• LPN students: New TEAS dates available
• Winter Break held Dec. 23 - Jan. 2, 2012
• World watches North Korea for signs of instability after Kim's death
• Canine blood donors can save the lives of more than 40 dogs
• SUV crashes into Jefferson Boulevard house
• Williamsport Community Band a family affair for some musicians
• Maryland Symphony Orchestra performs holiday music for nearly full theater
• Keedysville man has a sense of horses
• Looking for every sale, retailers inject testosterone into holiday shopping
• Woman honored for Christmas Cash for Kids work
• Hagerstown's new recycling program begins in new year
• A German Christmas: Collector shares kugles with Miller House
• As last U.S. troops exit Iraq, they leave a troubled land behind
• Spoken word artist: Medium is a positive influence
• New, renovated buildings to open at HCC in January
• It's about price, proximity
• Suns have plan for stadium makeover
• New iPads help Waynesboro students learn
• Senate extends payroll tax cut; measure heads to House
• Judge orders trial for 2 Penn State officials
• Anonymous donors pay strangers' layaway accounts
• Hager Hall holds Holiday Bash for Businesses
• New Md. legislative map moves south county back into District 2
• Manning's lawyer asks military to stop WikiLeaks hearing
• Senate leaders reach tentative agreement to extend Social Security payroll tax cuts and jobless benefits
• Blue Goose Fruit Market & Bakery opens in Hancock
• Greater Hancock Council of Churches hosts 'Christmas For Others'
• Kennel cough recurs at Humane Society of Washington County
• Judge paves way for trial for two Penn State officials in sex case
• HCC dental seminar teaches students and community about oral pathology
• Md. among 9 states to win 'Race to the Top' early childhood education grants
• Christopher Hitchens dies at 62; engaging, enraging author and essayist
• McQueary likely to take spotlight in perjury hearing
• Coach on a mission to spread hope to Nigerian youth through football
• Newt Gingrich under fire in final GOP debate before Iowa vote
• Franklin County budget OK'd; property tax rate remains 25.15 mills
• Hagerstown Garden Club celebrates 80th year
• E. Russell Hicks Middle School students make films of the Battle of Antietam
• U.S. brings Iraq war to an end
• No one has filed to run for elected office in city of Hagerstown
• Questions remain in school bus camera proposal
• Congress clears $662 billion defense bill
• Despite zoning violation, EDC wins gingerbread house contest
• HCC to host veterans’ info day
• U.S. military formally ends mission in Iraq
• Make Sure Cold, Snow Don’t Lead to Cell Phone Freeze
• House OKs $662 billion defense bill; Senate passage expected today
• Governor gets concessions in Exelon deal
• Death sentence upheld for man charged in Pa. woman's 2007 death, 5 other slayings
• Washington County Board of Zoning Appeals denies rescue station variance
• Mercersburg ski resort dreaming of a white weekend
• Director of the STAR Equestrian Center named a Hometown Hero
• 'Border-to-Border-Border-to-Border Impaired Driving Enforcement Campaign' launched
• New $5, $1 coins pay homage to War of 1812, Battle of Baltimore
• MSO celebrates holiday with soloists and a singalong this weekend
• Legislator: There will be bill to monitor tip-jar money to fire and rescue association
• Bob Borngesser, longtime WHAG-TV news director, anchor, dies at 79
• Grenade found in apartment was fake; tenant charged
• Changes in store for Pa.'s legislative makeup
• Hagerstown Suns want pledge on stadium renovations
• Occupy Baltimore seeks new goals after eviction
• Contracts of Waynesboro school chiefs not renewed
• Washington County gives EDC OK for strategic planning
• Ridenour wins fourth year as school board president; Fischer is new VP
• U.S. Postal Service to delay cutbacks until mid-May
• Hagerstown man who stole hundreds of thousands from employer asks for sentence reduction
• Hagerstown home baker snags top prize in cookie exchange contest
• HCC to offer meditation course
• Club still interested in Chen; Chong stays in Korea
• HCC instructor named runner-up at annual Educators’ Choice Awards
• Sandusky waives preliminary hearing
• Police clear Occupy Baltimore protesters from McKeldin Square
• Charles Town middle-schoolers swap smarts with children around the world
• Waynesboro teacher negotiations go nowhere again
• Forum attendees say governor waging 'war on rural Maryland'
• Club Twisted surrenders alcohol license
• Laws to change for teen drivers in Pa.
• City, counties foresee costly bay cleanup tab
• Painting makes time fly for Hagerstown woman
• Finals Week activities and events
• New Testing Center hours for Finals Week
• Tractor-trailer crash delayed traffic on I-70 near Hagerstown
• HCC students encouraged to help the needy during the holidays
• Western Md. counties form coalition against PlanMaryland
• At Penn State, those in the know explained away Sandusky, or looked away
• Congress set to end 2011 with face-off over payroll tax
• Ravens dominate Colts from start to finish in 24-10 win
• Barricade situation shuts down Md. 85 in Buckeystown
• Fire company flush with cash and would share if asked
• Community Rescue Service proposing new station in Maugansville
• BOE members, candidates mull 2012 election
• Two women, one racehorse injured in Interstate 81 accidents
• Audit faults state's handling of lent-out guns
• Motorcyclists help food, clothing bank stock up
• Pa. man injured when head becomes pinned under car
• Christmas in Clear Spring is a gift to the community by the Garden Club
• A unique Enterprise
• One year later Meritus Medical Center still evolving
• About 600 people walk through Rose Hill Cemetery to remember loved ones during the holiday season
• "Flat Frosties" are showing up all around Boonsboro
• A soft glow and Christmas carols fill the night during Funkstown's Olde Tyme Christmas festival
• This Christmas couple fights cancer by giving back
• Police identify Virginia Tech shooter
• House GOP introduces bill renewing payroll tax cut
• South High tuba player chosen to be part of U.S. Army All-American marching band
• Pets need safety during holiday merrymaking
• In wake of deadly standoff, lawmakers seek to strengthen domestic abuse laws
• Wilson Family Christmas Lights show is more than meets the eye
• Va. Tech gunman kills officer, then found dead
• 'It's more than just football'
• Greencastle man wanted in Nov. 29 robbery is arrested
• Proponents of in-state tuition to illegal immigrants narrow legal challenge to petition drive
• Music is life for aspiring hip-hop artist Ryan Collins
• Officers testify drugged driver steered tractor-trailer toward police during I-81 chase
• Two Dead, Including Officer, After Shootings at Va. Tech
• HCC named as military friendly school
• Winter storm leaves little snow; flood warning issued for Opequon in W.Va.
• Veterans share memories of service at Potomac Highlands World War II Roundtable event
• Historical fiction brings story of Renfrew Park site to life
• Hagerstown man found guilty of sexually abusing girl
• State approves $100 million renovation of BWI
• Drug combos could hold off advanced breast cancer, studies say
• Historic Wilson property in Clear Spring is for sale
• Woman's needlework helps fund Funkstown Christmas
• Battle of Antietam will be re-enacted twice in September 2012
• Sandusky in jail after state attorney general files new charges
• Judge gives Blagojevich 14 years: 'When the governor goes bad, fabric of Illinois is torn'
• Harry Morgan dies at 96; star of TV's 'MASH'
• Tri-State under winter weather advisory; 2 to 4 inches of snow expected
• Two taken to hospital following 2-vehicle crash on National Pike
• Washington Co. to loan $94,476 toward new ambulance
• Funds sought for Washington Co. economic development study
• Washington Co. lawmakers to seek lower state corporate income tax
• Pearl Harbor survivor recalls unexpected roar of planes that plunged U.S. into World War II
• Teaching about HIV/AIDS in the church
• Alleged sexual assault victim identifies man on trial
• Williamsport High School getting new principal
• Hagerstown man sentenced to 20 years for sex abuse
• Political aide found guilty in plot to suppress black vote
• Source: W.Va. mine disaster yields $210 million agreement
• S&P downgrade threats put pressure on EU leaders
• Student exhibit on display Dec. 8 - Jan. 4
• Afghan police say 48 killed in Kabul bombing
• Help from Maryland Energy Assistance Program will be less
• Franchot calls local shopping 'patriotic'
• Pearl Harbor survivors share stories of attack
• Electrical malfunction caused $150K fire at Londontowne complex
• Shepherdstown man dies at scene of crash on W.Va. 480
• HPV screenings recommended for young men and women
• Rice powers Ravens to 24-10 win over Browns
• Meritus Medical Center's Tree of Lights a symbol of fundraiser helping those in need
• Barbershop choruses offer harmonious holiday tunes
• Model train display offers history lesson
• Six protest Miss Maryland's fur outside The Maryland Theatre
• HCC has positive energy about house to be designed for green training
• Hagerstown teen charged as adult in stabbing
• Man hospitalized with traumatic facial injury
• Several hundred spectators visit the historic Springfield Barn for the Charlie Brown Christmas
• Smithsburg Hometown Christmas radiates warm hearts and a welcoming spirit
• Report: Sandusky talks about Paterno, case
• 'Each candle represents a soul' at Antietam National Battlefield
• 80-year-old cancer survivor crochets to help others
• Battle brewing over JFK 50 race use of Appalachian Trail
• Six fire companies at the scene of fire at Londontowne Apartments
• Cain suspends campaign shifting GOP race
• Martinsburg wins another state title
• A crowd of hundreds countdown at the annual tree lighting in City Park
• Camp Victory, sprawling home to generals and history, now in Iraqi government hands
• 23,110 luminarias will light the dark at Antietam National Battlefield
• Cain making bid announcement Saturday
• One person taken to hospital after crash on National Pike
• Boonsboro Police Sgt. Rich Poffenberger dies
• In Iraq, U.S. troops aren't yet in the clear
• Senate approves $662 billion defense bill
• Berkeley County assessor resigns
• Judicial panel to hear Jefferson County's appeal of W.Va. congressional redistricting plan
• Peace Light brought to the Mason-Dixon Council for the first time
• FirstEnergy to buy electricity from new solar farm near Md. prisons
• Rash of 'Twilight'-induced seizures prompts warning
• Congress Lifts Ban on Horse Slaughter for Human Consumption
• Giordano denies involvement in Frederick woman's disappearance
• Family of Pa. boy allegedly abducted by his father in Egypt clings to hope
• Bartlett's chief of staff marketing himself as a possible candidate for congressman's seat
• Defense seeks to suppress statement of man accused of stabbing roommate
• 76-year-old beaten in head, face during robbery
• Miss. man pleads guilty to third-degree murder in fatal crash
• Former Hagerstown man, ex-wife sentenced to prison for child sex abuse
• First civil lawsuit filed against Sandusky
• Discarded trees see new life as decorations for Charlie Brown Christmas
• More than 200 arrested in peaceful sweep of Occupy L.A. camp
• EDC chairwoman resigns, citing conflict with new member
• New Maryland program designed to better help inmates transition from prison to society
• Washington County officials prioritize items to consider during 2012 General Assembly
• Local man's politeness during bank holdup reduces charges
• HCC releases annual holiday card
• Berkeley Co. animal control under voluntary parvovirus quarantine
• Cain reassessing his campaign
• Maryland man leaves Aruba jail in missing tourist case
• Angry judge gives Conrad Murray 4 years in Michael Jackson's death
• Facebook settles with FTC over deception charges
• Washington County jobless rate drops
• Little impact for fliers from American Airlines Chapter 11
• Hearings delayed for Penn State administrators
• Jury selection begins in case against Ehrlich aide
• Men charged in weekend shooting waive extradition
• Shoppers snap up Cyber Monday deals
• Local businesses, man part of latest Md. tax scofflaw list
• HCC professor loves what he does
• Cain says he expects fresh accusation
• McPeak pleads guilty to 1st-degree murder in death of Hagerstown woman
• PTK hosts "Information Access" discussion
• Police: Occupy L.A. protesters on streets at 4 a.m. will be arrested
• Leading through inspiration: A man loses weight and teaches others to be healthy
• Cyber Monday retail sales may hit record
• Residents gather for ninth year to send holiday cheer to U.S. military members
• Family Recreation Park steeped in tradition
• Hagerstown office open full time to assist veterans
• Homewood at Williamsport requests help for renovation project
• Hispanic Parent Academy helps parents become familiar with school system operations
• Fundraiser helps Pa. family affected by rare disease
• Firms with interests in Md. pour cash into DGA
• Mars rover mission 'Curiosity' blasts off from cape
• Bartlett says he is running for 11th term
• New South Hagerstown High School principal hopes to put swagger into academics
• Pa. physician places others first during JFK 50 Mile ultramarathon
• Tentative deal reached to end NBA lockout
• Lawyers see victim civil suits against Sandusky charity
• Research and strategy required for fruitful Black Friday shopping
• Michelle Obama receives official White House Christmas tree
• Aruban judge rules man held in connection with Frederick woman's death must be freed
• Hagerstown man charged in stabbing; wound required nearly 50 stitches to close
• Black Friday shoppers line up early for bargains
• Bachmann receives apology from NBC over Fallon gag
• Ravens defense dominant in 16-6 win over 49ers
• W.Va. man killed in crash at U.S. 340 and Keep Tryst Road
• Man charged with second-degree murder in shooting during robbery
• Blessings are bountiful at Boonsboro Bible Church's Thanksgiving dinner
• Turkey Trot race raises funds, food and fun
• Lawyer for ex-Penn State coach says new abuse claims unfounded
• Rescue Mission dinner serves up 'loving' and 'caring'
• Driver killed in fiery crash on I-270 in Frederick Co.
• Free meal gives an early taste of Thanksgiving
• Hagerstown woman hurt in hit-and-run taken off life support
• Local retailers hope to cash in on Small Business Saturday
• Thanksgiving traffic update
• Judge grants new trial for W.Va. man in Garrett deputy's 1979 slaying
• Goo from truck valve leak disables about 150 cars on Pa. Turnpike
• Clearing skies should mean dry roads for Thanksgiving travel
• Chambersburg woman dies, Shippensburg men injured in crash on I-81
• Pangborn rezoning, annexation proposal takes another step forward
• Looming Medicare, Medicaid changes could dramatically affect health care in Pa., officials say
• At GOP debate, candidates spar over Patriot Act
• Ehrlich back on the trail, but for readers not voters
• Woman pleads guilty to prostitution, using house of ill fame
• Many eateries opening early to fuel Black Friday shoppers
• Research group suggests some toys should stay out of Santa's bag
• Tri-State congressional reactions to supercommittee's failure to reach deal
• Regional leaders fear spending cuts could hurt area businesses
• Bartlett named honorary battlefield illumination chairman
• Drivers rejoice as ICC halves Laurel-Gaithersburg travel time
• Volunteers see Thanksgiving meal as a help, not a chore
• HCC student inspired to help those less fortunate
• HCC holds first induction ceremony for TRiO Program
• Securing your iPhone/iPad course offered
• Holiday Concert featuring Mark Rust
• HCC’s Children’s Learning Center hosts Trike-A-Thon to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
• Boonsboro man killed in I-70 accident had a 'zest' for life
• Rain doesn't dampen tree-lighting festivities
• Audit criticizes state medical board for backlog of complaints
• Kettles signal start of Salvation Army kettle drive
• Maryland president Loh approves recommendation to cut eight sports teams
• Williamsport man found in contempt of court, ordered to pay $4,000
• Film review: Crowd makes often laughable 'Breaking Dawn Part 1' worth the ticket
• Co-chairs say debt panel failed to reach deal
• Former FBI director to head Penn State child sex abuse investigation
• Thanksgiving travel: Tuesday is the new Wednesday
• Ravens hang on to beat Bengals, 31-24
• Boonsboro man faces charges in stabbing
• Runners share stories from the JFK 50 Mile ultramarathon
• Williamsport Moose Lodge Thanksgiving meal focuses on community
• Walkersville man killed in accident on Md. 194
• Potomac Edison says demand for energy kits has been high
• Pa. arbitrator decides wages, benefits for Chambersburg Police Department
• Wilson Ruritan's first female member has long history with club
• Hubs go five to claim first state volleyball crown
• JFK race a battle for some
• State championship trophy remains in Leopards' case for 3rd straight year
• 28th annual Kris Kringle Craft Show draws early morning shoppers
• Without health insurance every day is a roll of the dice
• Paterno has 'treatable' form of lung cancer, son says
• Baby Jesus stolen from nativity scene in Chambersburg, Pa.
• First Edition Fundraiser held to benefit new Washington County Free Library
• Former Goretti student returns to his roots to run JFK 50 Mile
• Henry to help BlueRidge Bank expand in Washington County
• Day reporting center could save county money
• Joe Paterno has lung cancer, son says
• NCAA opens investigation of Penn State athletic program
• Two charged with injuring 2-year-old girl in Pa. held on $100K bond
• Sheriff's Department reopens Natalie Wood case
• Hundreds held in Occupy protests across nation
• REACH residents and volunteers welcome 16th season
• State unveils plans for War of 1812 bicentennial celebration
• Susquehanna Bancshares and Tower Bancorp to merge
• Broadband network will open door to wider high-speed Internet availability for homes and businesses
• Man tells medics he robbed a bank
• Potomac Edison offers Watt Watchers rebate program
• Local experts offer advice for handling the holidays with difficult family members
• JFK 50 Mile participants inspire man to try it himself
• Robinwood Players present Marat/Sade
• Man who allegedly fired assault rifle at White House was obsessed with Obama, authorities say
• HCC mourns the loss of Jonathan Hafner
• Shuster: High-speed rail not dead, despite expected Congressional votes
• Economist: United States recovering from recession, but slowly
• Greencastle students sell bracelets to benefit Nicaraguan youth
• Firefighters called to Butcher Athletic Center at Shepherd University
• Refugee from South Sudan recounts journey to U.S.
• Mike McQueary did not report incident to us, police chief says
• House vote on concealed weapons a victory for gun lobby
• Pa. woman started running as a teen and hasn't stopped since
• Hand-crafted dolls featured at this weekend's Kris Kringle Craft Show
• Johnson & Johnson begins removing toxins from baby shampoo
• Stronger factories, lower prices lift economy
• Book Buyback held Dec. 9 - 16
• Rock Out Hunger Concert held Nov. 17
• Smithsburg man killed, two injured in Md. 66 crash
• McQueary: 'I did stop it'
• HCC asks lawmakers to protect funding
• Hagerstown considers raising golf course fees
• School bus cameras would be used only to catch violators, sheriff says
• Washington Co. school system seeks $15.8 million for capital improvements
• Man pleads guilty in drug case judge calls 'major, major venture'
• Judge presses to keep slaying trial on track despite scheduling conflicts
• First-timer challenging himself to run JFK 50 Mile
• Veterans Club holds silent auction
• Soroptimist International offers scholarship geared towards single moms
• In NBC interview, Sandusky says contact with boys was only 'horseplay'
• Police chase ends in crash into Hagerstown cemetery
• Person shot in foot during reported burglary in Hagerstown
• SUV crashes on Boonsboro Mountain Road; driver taken to hospital
• Police bust 'Occupy Wall Street' protest, demolish tent city
• Maryland commission recommends six sports be eliminated
• Community explores Strategic Community Impact Plan
• W.Va. man charged with murder said Hagerstown woman shot herself
• Penn State student body president says students have refocused scandal on the victims
• Another hearing possible on proposed Urban Growth Area rezoning
• Community Free Clinic's schedule changing
• Faith fuels Hagerstown man through JFK 50 Mile
• Hagerstown woman in critical condition following hit-and-run accident on I-81
• NBA season in jeopardy after union rejects deal
• Three injured in crash on Robinwood Drive
• Supreme Court to review Obama healthcare law ahead of election
• Fire reported at apartment building on Summit Ave.; 200 block closed
• Wall honors fallen heroes
• Former PSU player says Paterno has been good influence
• Ravens suffer stunning letdown in Seattle
• Longtime Maryland Theatre volunteer 'retiring'
• Maryland Symphony Orchestra goes for baroque
• Two plans offered for fire funding fix
• Frederick Co. wants to create laws to deter illegal immigrants
• Clear Spring man flown from scene of collision at U.S. 40 and Md. 144
• Boonsboro High senior wins marching band honor two years in a row
• Obama huddles with China, Russia leaders on Iran
• Children excited to see Santa Claus arrive at the Valley Mall aboard a train
• Washington County Museum of Fine Arts holds 12th annual Treasure Sale to help pay operating expenses
• Businesses on the move ... out of the city
• Kidnapped Nationals catcher happy to be alive after rescue
• White House does not appear to have been focus of apparent shooting
• Preview unveils items available at 12th annual Singer Society Treasure Sale
• 81-year-old honors memory of former brother-in-law
• A day of thanks, for and from veterans
• Paterno hires lawyer, McQueary placed on administrative leave
• Local veterans organizations place wreaths at the memorial in Martin L. "Marty" Snook Park
• About 100 people gather at the doughboy statue in Martinsburg to honor those who served
• Veterans day guest speaker has decorated past
• Gabby Giffords speaks publicly for first time [Video]
• Five taken to hospital after 4-vehicle crash on Mapleville Road
• Are your kids getting too much screen time?
• McQueary will not coach Saturday
• Officials: Keep fire funding fix local
• Martinsburg City Council reverses panel's decision on John Street School building
• People's Choice Awards honors volunteers who 'make it their lifestyle'
• Paterno gone, but questions at Penn State remain
• Governor asks Penn State students to stop violence
• Ripken asks Sandusky's charity not to use his name on website, in brochures
• Maugansville man a veteran of World War II and Korean War
• HCC enrollment continues to grow
• Lawyer: Victims could become Penn St. scapegoats
• Nixon's long-secret grand jury testimony released
• Bradley replaces Paterno as Penn State coach
• Snow, hurricane-force winds batter Alaska coast
• Penn State's Paterno exits in storm of controversy
• Former Penn State players, associates are saddened, angered at Paterno's situation
• State toll increases take effect Tuesday
• 'Pirates' ship brings boatload of Halloween fun
• Washington County senior center debated at coalition forum
• Pa. councilman, Hagerstown man plead not guilty in assault case
• The struggle to keep up
• Ground broken for 9/11 memorial at Letterkenny Army Depot
• Snowed-out Mummers Parade dries up fundraising for some groups
• Herman Cain calls sexual harassment claims 'false' and 'baseless'
• Upcoming withdrawal dates for fall classes
• Web-based company offers financial incentives for weight loss
• Students test their skills by design
• Washington County youth benefit from Sunrise Rotary's dinner, auction
• Roundabout to be constructed at Poffenberger, Garis Shop intersection
• Area towns have ghost stories to tell
• 'Nothing to hide'
• What's wrong with this picture?
• On a golden year, a snowy cancellation
• Bingo was booming at Halfway
• Halfway fire chief's 2010 suspension 'had nothing to do with money'
• Steep gaming losses, suspicion of embezzlement, led to probe
• Attack on NATO convoy kills 17 in Afghanistan
• Haunting tales heard during Hagerstown walking tour
• Martin's Fine Furniture in Hagerstown to close after almost 40 years
• Hagerstown Community College's longtime women's basketball coach to retire after 40 years
• Getting a major employer to locate in downtown Hagerstown could attract small shops and restaurants
• Michael Jackson likely caused his own death, witness testifies
• Police: 7 killed on Indiana highway likely related
• Man opens fire outside U.S. Embassy in Bosnia
• Consumer spending jumped 0.6 pct. in September
• Winter storm possible
• Earth-observing satellite blasts off
• Weather-related cancellations and postponements
• One taken to hospital after Virginia Avenue accident
• Witness says Jackson doctor's actions can't be justified
• Funkstown Halloween parade an annual spectacle
• Trial set in stabbing death of Hagerstown woman
• Watchdog group to aid petition drive against Md. illegal immigrant tuition law
• Japanese officials strengthen ties with Boonsboro High School
• Smithsburg resident challenges Congressional redistricting map in court
• Surviving exotic animals to be placed under quarantine at zoo
• Wounds seen on body found in Jefferson County
• NATO to formally end Libya operations Oct. 31
• Stocks surge on European debt deal, GDP growth
• Smoke detectors limited boy's injuries, fire official say
• HCC offers tour of Winterthur estate and Longwood Gardens
• Claims for unemployment aid dip but remain high
• Accident closes southbound lane of East Potomac in Williamsport
• Freeze watch in effect for Tri-State area
• Franklin Co. lawmakers want more info on liquor privatization proposal
• New Hagerstown solid-waste program expands service at lower cost
• Hagerstown police see connection between stabbing, shooting
• New Maryland State Police facility 'gorgeous' but 'very functional'
• Webb introduced as newest MCTC warden
• Former Md. Gov. Ehrlich testifies in corruption case against state senator
• Ex-Goldman board member indicted in insider case
• HCC’s Technical Innovation Center to graduate first biotech firm
• Truck crash slows traffic on Interstate 81 near Salem Avenue interchange
• Boeing 787's inaugural flight lands in Hong Kong
• Indonesian court slashes radical cleric's sentence
• Prosecutor: Woman shot neighbor to keep him quiet
• Hagerstown officials not satisfied with status quo in city's center
• Apple may be getting ready to reinvent TV
• Apple production in W.Va. expected to rebound
• Washington County officials to study economic development ideas
• Md. panel calls for hikes in gas tax, motorist fees
• Hagerstown couple opens home, hearts to children
• Hagerstown is home to 10th Bright Eyes Child Care
• Tuition discount available to HCC grads
• HCC interns placed throughout community
• Police arrest 75 protesters at Oakland's City Hall
• Perry wants flat tax with some popular deductions
• 5 NYPD officers arrested in gun smuggling sting
• Two-week old baby rescued after Turkish quake
• Novartis plans 2,000 jobs cuts despite profit rise
• Chambersburg Borough Council endorses courthouse renovation plan
• Eastern Panhandle Free Clinic marking tenth anniversary
• ATM receipts lead to guilty plea in scrap-metal theft case
• Attorney agrees to disbarment after judge rules clients' money was diverted
• Bail for man charged in stabbing set at $750,000
• Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office offers tips for safe Halloween
• U.S. pulls envoy out of Syria over security concerns
• HCC Alumni Association to host pre-holiday bus trip
• Assange: Financial woes might close WikiLeaks
• Hagerstown city council to tackle downtown challenges
• Soapbox racers take to the streets in Hancock
• Whitetail visitors get a taste of the Great Outdoors
• Area teens get a kick out of Just Dance
• Veritas United Church of Christ seeks members where other churches don't
• ThompsonGas chief named CEO of the Year by Baltimore magazine
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Nora Roberts donates jewelry to raise money for library
• Step 'n' Stride raises $181,000 to fight breast cancer
• Shank, Myers show interest in 6th Congressional District race
• Kinship navigator offers help to those raising children who are not their own
• 'Park at Dark' draws young goblins to Doub's Woods
• PAC working on lawsuit to Md. redistricting map
• Iraq war over, US troops coming home, Obama says
• Two stores to expand in Washington County
• Community Free Clinic in Hagerstown will no longer accept new patients
• Hagerstown man sought in connection with armed robbery
• NOW Club hosts Lunch 'n Learn
• HCC NOW Club hosts workshop
• HCC partners with EARN to host entrepreneurial conference
• HCC to offer iPhone/iPad courses
• Senate rejects bill to keep teachers, first responders on job
• Motion to freeze fire and rescue association's funds fails
• Two men indicted in death of Vickie E. Clem, stabbing of her husband
• Hagerstown man accused in stabbing is in hospital
• Two Minn. women guilty of aiding Somali terror group
• For writer, Conococheague Creek just 'part of the family'
• Hagerstown OKs memorial for Korean War vets
• O'Malley signs congressional redistricting bill
• Vehicle crashes into house on Sharpsburg Pike; no one hurt
• Chambersburg YMCA opens updated indoor pool
• Hallmark adds job loss to line of sympathy cards
• Apps help parents keep track of children on Halloween
• 'When you get it all right, it sounds amazing'
• Fatal carjacking shooting ruled 'justifiable'
• Anonymous donor to again give matching grants to three groups
• Three unrelated accidents create traffic backups on I-70 in eastern Washington County
• MSO set to sizzle
• Washington County Emergency Services dispatcher appreciates thank you
• Bartlett still plans to run in new 6th District
• An Evening of One-Acts debuts Nov. 4
• Join the Veterans Club at HCC
• Hub Opera Ensemble performs Oct. 21 & 23
• 3rd Annual Poe Ball held Oct. 28
• Pa. councilman indicted in tavern assault
• Gaming Office to be renamed Office of Community Grant Management
• City to use $275,000 in bond proceeds for business incubator
• Occupy Baltimore: an open-ended conclusion
• Md. Senate approves O'Malley's U.S. House redistricting plan
• Funeral held for toddler who died from head injuries
• Social Security to hand out first raises since '09
• Fire damages former Fleetwood plant in Hancock; no one injured
• HCC Alumni Association to host Caribbean cruise in Jan. 2012
• Boy found dead after Pa. fire; children had been playing with lighter
• Tennis unifies students
• Martinsburg historic panel denies request to demolish former John Street School
• Public asked to help with monument to Korean War veterans
• Md. lawmakers tackle congressional redistricting
• Agency aims to streamline construction plan reviews, permits
• Man shot following apparent dispute in Hagerstown
• Motorcycle crash victim loved life on two wheels
• Md. lawmakers gather for special session on redistricting
• 'Footloose' remake should be given the boot
• Aruban judge turns down Md. man's bid for release in case of missing Frederick woman
• Six people, two with major injuries, hurt in car-SUV crash in Fulton Co.
• 'God and Vodka' wins two awards at film festival
• Museum visitors get glimpse into Wyeth family's life
• Whitetail woos brides- and grooms-to-be
• Smithsburg native on research trip to study storm activity at equator
• Tattoo artists give ink ribbons for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Metal recyclers say they take precautions against receiving stolen property
• Seventh-Day Adventist Church opens eyes about healthful living
• Self-esteem, stamina strengthened by Girls on the Run
• Event offers a taste of local turkey at the Washington County Agricultural Education Center
• RAD, a disorder of betrayed innocence
• Talking and texting on hand-held cellphones: "They're still doing it"
• U.S. deaths in drone strike due to miscommunication, report says
• Waynesboro, Pa. trio's film selected for screening during the Maryland International Film Festival
• Guests at the Elizabethtowne Feaste and Frolic dinner dine with the 'Queen of England'
• NASA head says Webb telescope plan in place
• Civil War filmmaker still owes $263K on county loan
• Obama sending troops to aid Africa anti-insurgency
• Accident in which Chambersburg pedestrian died remains under investigation; driver identified
• Victims of Seal Beach Salon Massacre Remembered
• Film festival brings action to downtown Hagerstown
• BMX team wows Greencastle students with tricks, teachings
• GED scholar finds program 'a perfect opportunity'
• Wildlife officials on lookout for ailing deer
• School bus driver retires after more than 40 years and countless miles
• Prosecutors won't seek prison, restitution in theft case
• AAUW book sale offers more than 13,000 items
• Pedestrian struck and killed near Chambersburg square
• Dutrow has license revoked, is barred from N.Y. racing for 10 years
• Two charged after shots fired in Martinsburg apartment building
• W.Va. man dies at scene of pickup truck fire on U.S. 11
• Martinsburg to change parking for Apple Harvest Festival
• Chambersburg trooper charged with assaulting prisoner
• Local lawmaker to introduce Md. congressional redistricting plan
• Shipmate joins remembrance for local sailor killed in attack on USS Cole
• Wings & Wheels takes visitors back in time with historic planes, vintage cars
• One charged, one sought after attempted breakin at pharmacy
• Patricia Modell, actress and philanthropist, dies at 80
• Dental assisting students participate in Convoy of Hope
• At least one person struck by freight train in Jefferson County; MARC service from Martinsburg suspended
• Occupy Wall Street protests viewed with support, skepticism here
• Pa. school spells out a 9/11 tribute
• Theater seeks city money for $25,000 improvement project
• 911 dispatcher helps cabbie drop off suspect with police
• Washington Co. Commissioners back quarry zoning
• Bond raised for man charged with assaulting boy who later died
• Grapes for Girls benefit wine-tasting can be appreciated by connoisseurs, novices
• Teen charged in Hagerstown stabbing held on $750,000 bail
• HCC Transfer Fair held Oct. 13
• Charles Town man struck, killed by truck while walking along U.S. 340
• HCC offers Civil War tour in November
• Summit Avenue residents express concerns about proposed traffic-calming measures
• Occupy Baltimore protest continues after a week
• Woman who was shot in the head lives to tell about it
• Local man's documentary about Battle of Hagerstown a 'labor of love'
• Pa. Evangelical Lutheran church celebrates 225th year
• Comparing a school's average SAT scores from year to year is tricky
• College-preparatory courses aim to help students with SAT
• Hagerstown man charged with critically injuring child held on bond
• Annual Turkey Trot held Nov. 24
• Woman gives birth after running Chicago Marathon
• College Fair held Oct. 12
• HCC club donates ponchos to fifth graders
• Man stabbed on North Locust Street
• Boonsboro teacher takes yearlong project of helping others into the classroom
• Pa. family enjoys the space at Habitat 'mansion'
• Waynesboro artist Landis Whitsel loses battle with cancer
• It's all about deadline
• Man's anti-war signs a Sunday tradition in Shepherdstown
• Frontline's 'Anthrax Files' takes hard look at FBI role in suicide of Ft. Detrick scientist
• Motorcyclists ride for Toys for Tots
• Outsider Bartlett faces political challenge of career
• Clinton, Obama Indiana primary petitions tainted by forged signatures
• Crafting scarecrows just one of the many things to do during 10th Harvest Hoedown
• Proposed congressional redistricting plan has local Republicans crying foul
• Trying to compare apples to apples
• MacPhail opts not to return to Orioles
• GOP candidates shift to defense and foreign policy
• Wisdom Expo offers flu shots, basic health screenings, and information
• Three are charged in home burglaries in Washington County
• Twice as many companies and institutions at 2011 Fall Job Fair than last year
• New bishop of Archdiocese of Baltimore visits St. Mary's school
• Prince Harry to be treated as others: 'famously'
• Calif. quarry shooting suspect killed by deputies
• Key panel will urge men to skip prostate screening, reports say
• Portion of Pa. 997 renamed for fallen soldier
• Department says new RCI assistant warden is qualified
• Hagerstown couple finds endless recyclables on daily walk
• Md. transportation officials: Money scarce for road projects
• Judge declines request to place child porn case on inactive docket
• Motorcyclist suffers life-threatening injuries in crash near Hagerstown
• Mercersburg farm family breeds prize-winning cow the ET way
• Halloween happenings in the Tri-State area
• HCC launches 2011 edition of the Hedge Apple
• LPN students: New TEAS dates available
• "Doctor Wars" fundraiser now through Oct. 20
• Obama: Occupy Wall Street protests show Americans' frustration
• Man shot in leg outside Ranson apartment complex
• Sarah Palin says she will not run for president
• Art infuses life at Wilson College
• A numbers puzzle
• Apple Inc. says Steve Jobs has died
• Battalion-size army deploys for Day of Caring
• 'Urbanologist' sees many unrealized opportunities downtown
• Williamsport WWII weekend features dance, music, Spam
• Body of man who apparently jumped from Rumsey bridge recovered in Potomac River
• Judge forwards case of man charged with threatening to kill people with AK-47
• Gunman at large after deadly Calif. quarry shooting
• Pa. House speaker's ex-staff chief pleads guilty in corruption probe
• HCC graduates find employment in mechanical engineering field
• Washington County Board of Commissioners OKs zoning for solar energy systems
• Dogs search for Frederick woman missing in Aruba
• Washington County declines to raise rate on tax-sale properties
• BOE vice president: High School Assessment tests are an 'incredible waste of resources'
• WCPS students' average SAT scores down
• 'Our eyes have been opened'
• NYC East River chopper crash kills 1; 4 rescued
• State and county officials welcome VT Industries to Hagerstown area
• Christie: 'Now is not my time'
• Discover the Great Outdoors on Oct. 10
• Proposed Md. congressional map would redraw Bartlett's district
• W.Va. voters head to polls today to choose new governor
• Drought followed by heavy rains makes farming difficult
• Construction contractors meet with state legislators
• Proposal would redirect fire company funding
• Hagerstown man charged with armed robbery, armed carjacking
• Woman of the Year builds skills, bonds through Habitat for Humanity
• Hank Williams Jr. dropped from Monday Night Football after Obama-Hitler comments
• Planetarium teacher says he has 'the best job ever'
• Corbett would let Pa. counties impose gas drilling fee
• Four students in HCC’s radiography program win awards
• NTSB: No open panels on plane that crashed at W.Va. air show
• Taste of the Town REACHes out to help local shelter
• Fire, rescue group builds nest egg
• Kept in the dark about gaming money
• YMCA offers fun, body-pumping day
• Dance moves warm crowd at Everybody's Day
• Walkers aim to stamp out hunger
• Stabbing victim found at Ava's Lounge
• Citizens can text crime tips to law enforcement agencies
• About 400 brave weather to attend Sportman's Bash
• Bowl for Alli helps raise money for young girl's cancer treatment
• Williamsport's Harvest Hoedown is an opportunity to help feed the hungry
• Where is the accountability?
• Hagerstown police seek stabbing suspects
• German visitors strengthen ties to Hagerstown's sister city
• Thunder in the Square surpasses all expectations
• Five questions on the 2012 Orioles
• New Md. law bans reading texts while driving
• Warrant obtained in connection with Hagerstown ride-by shooting
• Jobless rate rises slightly in Washington County for month of August
• Roxbury Correctional Institution inmate stabbed in head, neck
• Fall Job Fair held Oct. 7
• Annual "Dig Pink" night held Oct. 14
• The journey of breast cancer survivorship
• Ranger gives Greencastle residents a closer look into Flight 93
• No word on futures of Orioles' MacPhail, Showalter
• Police working to identify body found in Chambersburg
• Witnesses report shot fired near tire center in Hagerstown
• Sharpsburg teen charged as adult in fatal crash
• Meritus Medical Center to no longer provide patient conditions to media
• Washington Co. group collecting items, cards for troops
• Financial infidelity can be as damaging as an affair
• Waltersdorf Quad now open
• Two vehicles damaged in crash on Summit Avenue
• Orioles complete Red Sox's collapse with walk-off win in season finale
• Fire and Rescue Association explains finances amid questions
• Hagerstown-Washington County Chamber gavel passed to new chairman
• Vigil held at Martinsburg school for young burn victims
• County opts not to fill vacant inspector positions
• Local boys mentored in Man Up! program
• Vicki Lawrence performs as herself and Mama
• Fancy feet and fine food featured at Hangarfest
• Body found in stream in Chambersburg
• Hopewell Road under I-70 bridge to be closed for at least two months
• Orioles fans torn between apathy and love
• Councilwoman closing downtown Hagerstown business
• Pa. bridge expected to open next week after 4 1/2 years
• Intersection at HCC entrance to be converted to roundabout
• Washington Co. to move forward with senior center project
• Maryland proposes ban on crib bumpers
• Washington Co. Commissioners, sheriff tour Day Reporting Center
• Lunch 'n Learn sessions now offered
• Resume Writing Workshop held Oct. 4
• Vendors wanted for HCC’s annual Flower & Garden Show
• Fulton County man commits suicide after standoff with police
• HCC offers historical trip to Philadelphia
• Carjacker fatally shot by police in Martinsburg was wanted for other crimes
• Dairy industry shrinks across Maryland
• Mosque burglarized twice this month
• Second teen dies following Sept. 17 crash in Franklin County
• As Episcopal priest, McCarty can serve the mind, body and soul
• Health department, school system lack funds to staff wellness center at Boonsboro High
• Delegation meals, travel, lodging totaled nearly $100,000
• HCC to offer writing workshop featuring authors Gail Barrett and Susan Donovan
• Five dogs at Humane Society shelter test positive for parvovirus
• Starting a new life: Once nearly 600 pounds, Dan Hawthorne loses weight, changes life
• W.Va. governor race enters final days
• New playground equipment honors Pa. man's memory
• Welty Church of the Brethren celebrates 175th anniversary
• Police: Air-conditioning units stolen for metal
• Hagerstown man charged with attempted second-degree murder
• Man killed, another injured in Martinsburg stabbing
• Bob Ward: Millionaire found guilty of 2nd-degree murder
• Convoy of Hope offers free services to thousands
• Debris from NASA Satellite Falls to Earth -- Where Did it Land?
• Two Americans released from Iranian prison head home
• Managing Washington County's solid waste department a challenge
• Emergency services officials say training center is needed
• Mideast 'quartet' unveils eleventh-hour plan for peace talks
• C&O Canal partnership could be boon for towns
• Housing authority celebrates new Brooks apartment complex
• House, Senate clash anew over disaster aid bill
• HCC offers Civil War seminar in October
• Romney, Perry go after each other in GOP debate
• Halloween Mystery Spooktacular!
• Angel Food Ministries to close
• Sewage spill causes part of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to close
• City of Hagerstown's communications manager leaving post
• Resumes key to job fair success
• Commission on Aging considers moving senior center
• Volunteers prepare for Convoy of Hope
• Dow falls more than 400 on fears about economy
• HCC receives $650,000 grant for cybersecurity training
• House rejects government funding bill as shutdown looms
• Panelists discuss role of federal government in education
• Residents gather in Hagerstown to pray for peace
• Two police officers charged in death of Calif. man
• Fed to shift $400B in holdings to boost economy
• Americans freed from Iran prison, overjoyed families say it's 'best day of our lives'
• Event aims to reduce fall risks for seniors
• National Alzheimer's Action Day is about reaching out to those affected by disease
• House kills stopgap spending bill
• MSO hosts Julia Murney and Alli Mauzey in annual pops concert
• USS Cole sailor's father disappointed by dismissal of suit against Sudan
• Pac-12 says no to further expansion
• Voting begins today in West Virginia's special gubernatorial election
• Residents urged to sign up for emergency notification system
• 'Pay-as-you-throw' trash-disposal service considered
• Maryland unlikely to have pumpkin shortage
• Dress Barn robbed
• Md. lawmakers say county fire, rescue association should slim down
• Broccoli: Healthful vegetable can be enjoyed by everyone in the family
• Two officers indicted in Md. college student beating
• Whitetail Resort undertaking capital improvement projects
• NWS: Many in Joplin ignored 1st tornado warnings
• UMUC "Instant Admissions" Transfer Day
• Service academies don't expect much change from end of 'don't ask, don't tell' era
• HCC to offer genealogy courses
• Man stabbed in Hagerstown apartment; police looking for his half sister
• Logo-adorned trucks rejected as portable signs in Washington Twp.
• Answer expected by October on potential major Panhandle employer
• Future of W.Va. air show uncertain after crash
• New home construction drops in Franklin County
• Federal workers groups, contractors oppose Obama debt plan
• Little Leaguer brings the plate home through Meals on Wheels
• Hagerstown man gets 10 years in child abuse case
• Bear shows up during father and son fishing outing
• 'Mad Men,' 'Modern Family' take top Emmys
• Dunker Church service reflects on past, present
• Officials examine options to stretch dollars for school construction
• Festival celebrates Hispanic heritage
• Local working woman eyes retirement at age 90
• Dreyfuss' think tank aims to purchase Happy Retreat
• Pa. teen killed, two critically injured in Saturday crash
• Chess helped Ray Rice's world slow down
• Philanthropists honored for supporting nonprofits
• Plane crashes at Thunder Over the Blue Ridge Air Show near Martinsburg, W.Va.
• Western Maryland Hospital Center dedicates N. Linn Hendershot therapeutic garden
• Pilot's final action might have prevented Reno crash from being more deadlly
• Chairwoman of White House Council on Environmental Quality visits Grandview Elementary School
• Former Maryland Del. Robert A. McKee released from federal prison
• Oscar-winning actor Richard Dreyfuss speaks to students in Jefferson Co., W.Va. about learning civics
• Sportsman's Paradise lots to be bought out by FEMA
• Hagerstown-Wash. Co. EDC and Hagerstown City Council endorse shared objectives
• Maryland looks to show off fast-paced offense vs. West Virginia
• Paul McCartney, fiancee announce intent to marry in London
• HCC to offer construction estimation courses for builders and contractors
• Two face charges following multiple stabbings at Noland Village
• Ron Kyne is man of steel (guitar)
• Three pigs put down after accident near Hancock
• Md. crab processors battle federal wage rule
• 1966 re-emerges as library time capsule is opened
• Two taken to hospital following three-vehicle crash on I-70
• Ride 2 Recovery bicyclists travel from Gettysburg to Bedford
• Grant to help families become more independent
• Aruba police to re-enact alleged drowning of U.S. tourist
• Western Md. counties considering lobbyist
• Graphic design students host movie night
• Storm knocks out power in Hagerstown
• Soldier takes time to visit with Pa. students
• United Way of Washington County hopes to raise $1.65 million
• Winter weather depends on La Niña, almanack predicts
• Chesapeake Bay fouled by Susquehanna flooding
• Ex-Marine who saved 36 to receive Medal of Honor
• Renovations to Potomac Edison service center expected to improve service
• Jefferson County man killed in motorcycle crash
• Two HCC students intern at Appalachian Fruit Research Station
• 'Cats' sweep puts end to Leopards' spotless streak
• Hagerstown officials consider uses for unspent bond funds
• Scarred Trade Center beam graces place of remembrance in Hagerstown
• Casey Anthony's lawyer joins defense in case of missing Frederick woman
• Volunteers meet community needs during Day of Caring
• Stars reaching for area chocolatier
• Washington County extends excise tax waiver
• Chance inspection of Mt. Tabor Road bridge 'saved lives'
• HCC to change phone numbers
• SGA seeks new vice president
• Crowl project launches this September
• Suspicious package reported at CSX site near Chambersburg
• Iran sets bail for two Americans, clearing way for their release
• Covering Flight 93 leaves indelible mark on reporter
• Unilever to close ice cream plant in 2013; layoffs begin this fall
• Donation completes drive to buy battlefield land
• Actor Richard Dreyfuss to help Charles Town celebrate
• Plan for solar power array at MCI gets tentative OK
• Growing Arc recycling center serves vocational program and the public
• Preliminary hearing set for man accused of threatening 'to kill people'
• Ulta Beauty to open Hagerstown store
• Student auditions held Sept. 13
• Harpers Ferry man dies following head-on crash
• Senior Center Open House and Senior Fall Prevention Day set for Sept. 21
• Maryland dedicates 9/11 memorial at Baltimore's World Trade Center
• Largest crowd for Boonsboro parade marks 9/11 anniversary
• President, dignitaries and families honor Flight 93 victims
• Interfaith picnic focuses on terrorist attacks' effects on U.S.
• Young parishioners assemble care packages for military members
• Ravens open season by dominating rival Steelers
• Prison escapee faces weapons charges
• Cliff Robertson, who played JFK in 'PT-109,' dies
• Service away from family an important commitment and choice
• Families share in sacrifice
• First responders sense heightened appreciation since 9/11
• Man stabbed in downtown Hagerstown
• VA Center hosts 9/11 remembrance event
• 9/11 has taught us many lessons
• Snook replaces Phoebus in CHIEF position
• Martinsburg woman sentenced in shooting death of estranged husband
• Grandmother of murder victim testifies in deposition
• HCC student wins Kline scholarship
• Tri-State area flood watches lifted
• U.S. chasing al-Qaeda threat to use car bomb in N.Y. or D.C.
• Top Franklin County businesses honored
• 9/11 brought Islam under scrutiny
• Obama says Congress should stop 'political circus'
• 100,000 living along Susquehanna ordered to evacuate
• Trial set for former soccer coach accused of sex abuse
• Author Mark Appenzellar tells story to reach those with no hope
• HCC to offer home and garden classes this fall
• Heavy rains cause flooding around Maryland
• Two people taken to hospital in crash on eastbound I-70
• 911 Calls Released in IHOP Deadly Rampage
• Pa. governor tours Franklin County businesses
• Kaplan University flagpole dedicated to fallen Marine
• Changing missions since 9/11 drive Letterkenny Army Depot growth
• Security, defense work helps boost Tri-State economy after 9/11
• Mac Ancarrow is good with wood
• Washington Co. judge seeking seat on appeals court bench
• Cheerleading Tryouts held Sept. 15-16
• Former NHL stars among at least 43 killed in Russian plane crash
• Man held in connection with Frederick woman's presumed death to remain in jail
• Final Red, White and Blue Summer Concert Canceled
• Winds fueling massive Texas wildfire finally calm
• Dollar coins piling up at Baltimore reserve bank
• Boonsboro says no to chickens
• More Washington Co. students took AP exams
• Students and teachers impressed by renovated JBHS on first day of school
• Maryland's largest off-track betting parlor to close
• Moms share their baby food-making experiences
• 9/11 a dividing line in the history of security practices
• Former President George W. Bush to visit Pa. 9/11 memorial
• Potomac River expected to rise to 33 feet in Williamsport
• Citi grant helps HCC’s Job Training Student Resources program
• HCC offers ukulele course this fall
• Man kills 5 in W.Va., then commits suicide after police chase
• Constitution Day event held Sept. 20
• Mentoring Program Makes First Matches
• Lee's remnants spawn Ga. twisters, drown Miss. man
• Youth pigskin season begins, for playing and cheering
• Quincy Ox roast a ton of fun
• Area residents prepared for end of summer
• A look back at 9/11
• Smithsburg officials say town still safe
• Tuba player blasts to the top
• Iran offers new nuclear deal
• Stink bug damage to crops might be less severe
• Panhandle jobless rate better than much of W.Va.
• Ministers have 'had 125 years together'
• 9/11 changed how some view and handle their security
• Battle of South Mountain re-enactment focuses on families near Antietam
• Hagerstown woman lost father when Twin Towers fell
• Hens in the backyard
• Tropical Storm Lee stalls, dumps on Gulf Coast
• Tropical Storm Lee gathers strength, pounds Louisiana with rain
• Five people taken to Meritus Medical Center following accident on Wesel Boulevard
• 'Road to Freedom' video recounts Underground Railroad
• Boonsboro Middle School band director retires after 39 years
• Work begins on Salvation Army's 'dream' community center
• Author Nora Roberts' fitness center to open beginning of October
• Video surveillance captured photos of man during copper theft
• HCC offers dancing classes this fall
• Register for Parking Permits online
• Medical, public safety officials ready for Baltimore Grand Prix
• Official: W.Va. National Guard interested in roundhouse
• Part of World Trade Center to be placed in Hagerstown garden
• Evolve Composites welcomed to Hancock
• Red Cross consolidiates Md. operation, will cut 17 full-time jobs
• Suspect in custody following Hagerstown bank robbery
• Martin's on Dual Highway undergoing $2 million renovation
• Insomnia is a $63-billion drag on the economy, study says
• Family Movie Night held Sept. 17
• Katia could become major hurricane by weekend; too early to tell if U.S. in its path
• Obama bows to Boehner; jobs speech will be Sept. 8
• Zipcars give Mont Alto students more freedom
• In cut-off Vermont town, coffins and smashed houses
• Greencastle teen seriously injured in I-81 crash
• Detention extended again in Aruba missing case
• Local filmmakers enter short film in Pa. horror movie festival
• Gas not the only factor in Labor Day plans
• Wind turbine installed at Washington County Tech High
• Superintendent looks forward to building on success
• Trauma seminar offered through HCC
• Cooking club at Fahrney-Keedy meets weekly to bake and reminisce
• Irene's aftermath claims second Marylander as utilities work to restore power
• Washington Co. officials debate recycling at Boonsboro town meeting
• Obama plans to outline jobs plan in speech to Congress on Sept. 7
• Washington County schools install anti-bullying policy
• Parental involvement is key to student development
• Link Crew helps students adjust to new school
• $7 million project spruces up 31-year-old Pa. school
• Law enforcement agencies report rise in metal-related theft
• Washington County to adapt new emergency notification system
• Stimulus program aims to bring developers to Washington Co.
• Father of Md. man held in Aruba: Son not a monster
• One person hurt in paving vehicle accident on U.S. 40 west of Hagerstown
• Marylanders grow irritated at continuing power outages from Irene
• Boy, 3, dies after being struck by truck in driveway in Thurmont
• Inspectors work to protect consumers
• Ernst Country Market owner says solar panels are an investment for next generation
• Maryland Symphony Orchestra names new executive director
• The Salvation Army breaking ground Friday on community center
• Last original employee of the Potomac Center is retiring
• Colin Powell: Dick Cheney takes 'cheap shots' in memoir
• Irene's greatest aggravation: power outages
• Online room locater available for students
• HCC balks at thought of partnership with Kaplan University
• Residents happy that Irene's wrath missed Tri-State area
• Students rock out at Shepfest
• Drivers urged to be cautious as Hurricane Irene cleanup continues
• Irene whips Maryland
• Augustoberfest a safe haven for people outrunning storm
• Injured soldier visits Hagerstown AMVETS
• Picnic, concert honors veterans
• New hog barn to be built with help of 236-pound market hog at Jefferson Co. Fairgrounds
• Court orders don't protect all
• Hagerstown man one of 34 finalists for the 2011 Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medals
• Irene weaker but still dangerous
• Washington County is outside the predicted path of storm, severe weather still expected
• Washington County unemployment rate dropped by 0.4 percent in July
• Md. court overturns solicitation conviction of teen in father's 2008 slaying
• Washington County man charged with stabbing his mother
• Weather-related closings, cancellations
• Low-priced TouchPads draw crowd to Hagerstown Best Buy store
• Ocean City ordered to evacuate ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Friends saw Flanagan's pain, still shocked by suicide
• Inventor and founder of Hagerstown-based Action Products Inc. dead at 97
• New faces, programs and construction at colleges and universities
• Ethics commission: Developers can serve on planning panel
• Irene could bring 2 inches of rain, 30 mph winds here: forecaster
• More than 250 attend job fair in Hagerstown
• Buffett gives $5 billion vote of confidence to Bank of America
• Hagerstown man charged in CVS Pharmacy robbery
• Navy Sea Chanters perform Sept. 22
• OMG! Katelyn wins texting contest! LOL!
• Orioles: Former pitcher Flanagan found dead
• Pooch plunge brings in money for Humane Society
• Franklin County mother worried about lack of action in missing son's case
• Experts say chances for aftershocks from Tuesday's quake are slim
• Williamsport teacher treats students, parents to breakfast in the classroom
• Hagerstown's German heritage festival features beer, brats and Bavarian bands
• Local family tries to see silver lining during difficult times of illness
• Irene a strong Category 3; may strengthen more Thursday
• Washington County man dies at scene of SUV crash on Reidtown Road
• New student email system launches Aug. 25
• Hurricane Irene now Cat 3; pounds Bahamas
• Back to School for Hagerstown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Hagerstown Children's Theater Open House
• Maryland's infant mortality rate drops to lowest level on record
• Washington Co. residents want a 'proactive plan' for recycling
• More than 22,000 expected to start school year in Washington County Public Schools
• Tri-State officials say quake caused no major problems in region
• Trial set for Hagerstown man facing child porn charges
• The earth moved: Tri-State feels effects of 5.8-magnitude quake
• Cowans Gap park reopens to boating, fishing; swimming still prohibited
• Construction update for the fall semester
• MCTC inmate walks off unsupervised work-release job in Hagerstown
• Hurricane Irene now a Cat 2, lashing Dominican Republic
• Strasburg continues to create excitement in Hagerstown
• Chambersburg council OKs motion to build methane-to-electricity plant at landfill
• Recycling rally to be at same time as public meeting on recycling
• Three people injured in Foxville Road crash
• Volunteers sought to deliver Meals on Wheels in Washington Co.
• O'Malley talks about teacher pensions and tolls
• Aruban police launch new search for Frederick woman's body
• W.Va. Senate passes final House redistricting plan
• W. Baltimore St. closed after broken water main creates sinkhole
• Annual Waynesboro jazz festival attracts hundreds
• County communications manager honored at state, national level
• Fundraiser a boost to boy who lost his father in industrial accident
• Libyan rebels enter Tripoli as Moammar Gadhafi's defenses collapse
• 'Gods and Generals' director still hasn't paid loan to Washington County
• Emergency crews called to treat woman with traumatic injury at Hopewell Road plant
• Md. 85 closed after accident
• He's 'Basically Yours': Donny Osmond to perform at Luhrs Center
• Back-to-School Block Party in its fourth year of helping kids
• U.S. soldiers who died at French village honored
• Washington County and airport officials committed to offering commercial passenger service
• CVS Pharmacy on Wilson Blvd. robbed Friday night
• Boy's long walk home changes Washington County Public School policy
• Two American hikers sentenced to prison for crossing into Iran
• Fur trapping enthusiasts reunite at annual convention
• A ride to remember 9/11 and the people who lost their lives
• New donor gives $10k for Doleman museum
• Severe thunderstorm warning for Washington County lifted
• 9/11 riders pause in Hagerstown area on way to Pentagon
• Register now for fall classes
• State House's historic dome reveals secrets during restoration
• Strong storm dumps hail, nearly two inches of rain on Hagerstown area
• Firefighters battle house fire near Shepherdstown
• Vigil held to remember WVU student found dead in Australia
• Frederick woman's companion tried to collect on insurance policy: source
• W.Va. suspends emergency services license of fire company
• Washington County solar farm nearer to reality
• President of Local 171 at Volvo Powertrain touts benefits of new federal fuel-efficiency standards
• Accident on Interstate 81 bridge snarls traffic for hours
• E. coli bacteria found in well water at Cowans Gap
• Motoryclists joining 9/11 ride rumble through Chambersburg
• Squeeze in a book before going back to school
• Stocks plunge on economic fear
• Welcome Back Week held Aug. 29-Sept. 2
• James River Ramblers to perform Aug. 31
• Lead4Life, Inc Announces New Mentoring Program for At-Risk Youth
• Hagerstown Suns fans welcome Strasburg back
• Carolyn Brooks stepping down as CSAFE coordinator
• Md. crime rate down 6.3% in 2010, to record low
• W.Va. redistricting bill vetoed; new session Thursday
• America's 9/11 Ride likely to cause traffic delays Friday
• Three charged in connection with burglary of Smithsburg pharmacy
• Aruba probes insurance in missing tourist case
• Guitarists gather for jazz concert at Renfrew Institute in Waynesboro
• WVU officials say student from Shepherdstown died of natural causes in Australia
• HCC professor exhibits work at Virginia gallery
• Some Allegany County students can study in Washington County
• Fatal crash reported on Charles Town Bypass
• Councilman wants 'binding agreement' before funding Broadfording Rd. project
• Things are growing at the Fulton County Fair
• Suns honor Adenhart at Municipal Stadium
• Archivists scramble after men accused of stealing historic documents
• 13 cases in E. coli outbreak linked to Cowans Gap
• Aruba plans search for missing U.S. woman's remains
• High bonds set for Smithsburg home-invasion suspects
• Picketing continues outside local Verizon facility
• HCC to offer national grant-writing workshop this fall
• Oldest survivor of World War II's Bataan Death March dies at 105
• America's 9/11 Ride to pass through Franklin Co. this week
• Skimmer found on ATM on Garland Groh Boulevard
• Local pitcher signs with Royals
• Community holds memorial for victims of Indiana State Fair tragedy
• Verizon strike continues as company and workers trade barbs
• Blue Ridge Summit man dies of injuries following 3-vehicle crash
• Shaool lives in Washington County, county attorney rules
• Hagerstown man charged in break-in at house raided by police last week
• System leaves nearly 2 inches of rain in Tri-State
• Volvo AB gets $19 million to develop more fuel-efficient tractor-trailers
• Two charged in Smithsburg home invasion
• Strasburg to make second rehab appearance with Suns
• Aruba judge orders U.S. man held in disappearance
• B&D Consulting, Inc. Receives Contract Award
• Book Buyback held Aug. 17-18
• Entry-level bookkeeping course offered at HCC
• International theater group performs MacBeth
• Multiple attacks rip through Iraq, leaving at least 60 dead
• ABCs of ACL injuries
• Making sense of MSA science tests
• Shoppers, retailers benefit from weeklong Md. sales tax holiday
• Hagerstown Facebook site takes off
• Strong wind topples stage at US fair, killing 5
• Civil War battle re-enactment concludes weekend encampment at Renfrew
• Stage Collapses Before Sugarland Concert, Five Dead
• Wedding gift still thriving as couple celebrates 43rd anniversary
• Two sent to hospital in Blue Ridge Summit accident
• Thousands head to Leitersburg in pursuit of peaches
• REVIVE aims to touch community
• Curriculum changes coming to Washington Co. schools
• WINNER ANNOUNCED: The winner of the Iowa Straw Poll is announced
• Community Free-For-All event a success
• Hagerstown Citizens on Patrol take to the streets
• As airport waits for subsidy instructions, Cape Air expects to stay
• 343 make a Krumpe's Donut run
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Judge gives go-ahead for Arizona recall election
• Aruba officials think missing Frederick woman is dead
• First black member of the Washington County Board of Education dies
• Court documents: 93 pounds of marijuana, firearms, cash seized in Hagerstown bust
• Cyclists ride for health and environmental issues
• Spokesman: Gov. Rick Perry running for president
• GOP debate: Hitting hard at each other - and Obama
• Author talks about role of B&O railroad in Civil War
• Conococheague eliminated from regional tournament
• FBI aids Aruba investigation into missing Frederick woman
• Academy offers advice for new WCPS teachers
• Former Fleetwood plant to make concrete products
• E. coli probe puts beach out of reach
• Dow soars 423 points on economic news
• Cybersecurity Funding Opportunity Available
• Charles Town family donates sledgehammer from John Brown's raid to Marine Corps museum
• Missing woman's wild tattoos belied mild, trusting nature, friends say
• Gay couples in Md. up more than 50%
• Manufacturer coming to former Fleetwood building in Hancock
• Man faces more questions in Frederick woman's disappearance in Aruba
• Children get amped at Easter Seals camp
• Washington County senior citizen center funding comes up short
• County gets $400,000 to address vacant and abandoned homes
• Stocks resume sell-off; Dow finishes down 519
• Name of woman who died following I-70 crash released; probe continues
• Swimming in sunshine at the end of summer
• Children raise money for Hagerstown cancer patient
• Two longtime Hagerstown businesses to move
• Jury recommends execution for Ohio serial killer
• Navy Commodores to perform Aug. 24
• HCC Alumni Association to host cruise information session
• Flag was fallen Seal's battle companion
• W.Va. lawmaker: New House districts aren't pretty
• Water activities shut down at Cowans Gap State Park
• Consumer and business confidence seen as key to weathering economic storm
• Direct Air ending service out of Hagerstown
• Two children treated after Franklin Co. mobile home fire
• Washington County gaming fund had 5.6% less to donate in fiscal 2011
• Mercersburg woman, Harrisburg man crash vehicles after dispute
• 74 students from Bester and Winter schools to use school choice option
• Teen's coconut pound cake wins grand champion at Ag Expo
• London tries tripling police presence to end riots
• Car crashes into Sharpsburg home with family inside; driver injured
• Global markets recoup some losses on hopes of action by Fed
• 'Dream Machines' at ROCS stores reward recyclers
• 'Pacesetter' companies gear up for United Way campaign
• $1M bond set for Kearneysville man charged in stabbing death
• Woman killed on I-70 when tow truck hits tractor-trailer
• Public re-enactment of South Mountain, Antietam battles will be held in 2012
• Communications workers picket Verizon facility in Hagerstown
• Film review: 'Planet of the Apes' doesn't monkey around with a good thing
• Two injured when dump truck, car collide on I-70
• Conococheague LL stars rout D.C., stay alive in Mid-Atlantic Regional
• Max Impact to perform Aug. 22
• Job Creation at the Technical Innovation Center
• Five people injured in hit-and-run crash on I-70
• Police believe Guilford Township boy taken by father while in Egypt
• Aviation museum invites people to climb into exhibits
• Thousands crowd Municipal Stadium to see Nationals' Strasburg pitch for Suns
• Sidewalks become canvases for chalk art
• Hagerstown City Council to consider various trash, recycling options
• Group seeking vote on immigrant tuition law releases financial records
• Tractor-trailer overturns, closing I-81 ramp at Halfway Boulevard
• Various vendors that focus on children at back-to-school expo
• Making ends meet for the atypical American family is not easy
• Millions spent on Washington County school projects in 2011
• Hagerstown man thanks police for role in saving his life
• Son of Berkeley County Council member killed in one-vehicle crash
• W.Va. lawmakers OK redistricting, food tax repeal
• S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating from AAA
• Hagerstown man hurt after fertilizer truck crashes on I-70
• Real estate expert says Hagerstown market near bottom
• Lucky dog returns home after stroll on Northern Avenue
• Walgreens developer eyes Virginia Avenue location
• Senate passes, Obama signs bill to end partial FAA shutdown
• Horses removed from Bedington home; malnutrition suspected
• Strasburg coming to Hagerstown
• Dow average plunges 513, worst drop since 2008
• Reid: Compromise in hand to reopen FAA
• Fed guidelines back Franchot's solar-farm complaint
• Police respond to disturbance after Sharpsburg Little League game
• Investigator says suicide victim 'most likely' started fire
• Pa. labor secretary tours Chambersburg businesses
• Rainy spring hindered work at Dual Highway and Edgewood Drive
• Gas drillers, skeptics clash over Western Md. shale
• Helping toddlers learn to use the toilet
• Virginia Tech lifts campus alert after report of gunman
• Bunker Hill, W.Va., man charged following armed robbery at Berkeley Springs store
• Bubba Smith, former Colts star and actor, found dead at L.A. home
• Construction of Shepherd U. pedestrian underpass to begin in Feb.
• Contractors grounded by FAA shutdown
• Man whose remains were found after fire died as a result of suicide
• Ink-cartridge refilling company opens in the former CVS building
• Nationals' Strasburg expected to pitch for Suns on Sunday
• For some, carnival foods rule
• City makes 5-year deal to keep Miss Maryland pageant
• Norfolk Southern official: Hagerstown was second choice for rail-truck terminal
• 72 charged in probe of child sexual abuse network
• Alumni Golf Tournament held Sept. 16
• Two men charged in Falling Waters woman's death waive right to preliminary hearing
• Lucky dozen lawmakers will make the tough choices on debt
• NASA confirms debris is from space shuttle Columbia
• One person testifies against proposed zoning change for quarry
• Good guys on display at Night Out
• Poultry primped for Berkeley County Youth Fair show
• Crews battle barn fire west of Smithsburg
• Former Hagerstown man sentenced to 20 years for first-degree assault
• 21 Washington County elementary, six middle schools beat state scores on science test
• Driver killed when van overturns on I-70 near Myersville
• HCC moving from Blackboard to Moodle
• Wounded Martinsburg soldier 'on road to recovery,' his father says
• Jobless rates in Franklin, Fulton counties rose during June
• Senator, delegates weigh in on debt plan
• County Commuter's new transfer center praised
• Man charged in murder of ex-boss asks to withdraw no-contest plea
• Agencies finishing second round of plan reviews for Walmart off Sharpsburg Pike
• Maryland hopes for sales boost during tax-free week
• Hagerstown Canteen employees complete training through HCC
• Lawsuit filed to allow in-state tuition for illegal Md. immingrants
• Navy Sea Chanters to perform Aug. 14
• Every step for Tyler: Run/walk to benefit CHARGE syndrome research
• Fundraiser for Pa. athletic facilities kicks off
• Former North High principal reflects on rewarding years in education
• One point makes a difference at the 2011 Maryland State Truck Driving Championships
• Home destroyed in Sunday morning fire
• Immigration debate splits Marylanders
• Pa. man charged in M&T Bank robbery
• Hood Hop summer program ends with a dance-off at Doub's Woods Park
• Two killed in crash of Wright brothers replica plane
• Washington County Ag Expo & Fair ended Saturday with Olympic flair
• Toys for Tots Poker Run a family affair
• Humane Society of Washington County receives most of budget from county
• Getting response to animal control issues is frustrating residents
• Demolition derby is no accident at Washington County Ag Expo & Fair
• Vignettes from the Washington County Ag Expo & Fair
• Maryland State Police looking for man in AC&T armed robbery
• Police looking for man who robbed downtown Hagerstown bank
• Washington County jobless rate climbed to 10 percent in June, preliminary figures show
• How should you pack for college? College students share their tips
• Go Green, Save Green Expo held Aug. 13
• Church finds foothold as football place-kicker
• Ag Expo youths send animals to market sale
• Enjoying the fresh country air in Franklin County
• Police say arrest of soldier foiled "terror plot"
• New Jersey Governor Christie discharged from hospital
• From Smithsburg to Hollywood, Recher enjoying 'Crazy' work
• Former Washington Co. planning director to assume same title in Berkeley Co.
• House delays vote on debt limit, spending cuts
• Washington County Free Library's capsule mystery: It's about time
• New Lions Club president sets her sights on helping community
• HCC student interns at Millennium 3 Energy
• W.Va. civil immunity law for first responders might be nation's first
• Defiant Flacco sticks up for himself
• National Guardsman from Hagerstown gets life for killing Afghan civilian
• Split Maryland Board of Public Works approves solar farm lease
• Alleged shooter called victim at least 15 times on day she was slain
• Chincoteague pony crossing goes swimmingly
• Soldier from Martinsburg injured in mortar attack in Afghanistan
• House Republicans retool plan as Congress seeks debt fix
• Hagerstown council OK's amended split-parcel annexation resolution
• Vikings trade for Donovan McNabb likely to keep Christian Ponder on bench
• Suicide blast kills mayor of Afghanistan's Kandahar
• Shepherdstown businesses applaud annual theater festival
• Washington County property owners question zoning changes
• Truck and tractor pullers go the distance at Ag Expo & Fair
• Motorcycle crash victim was trying to save gas
• Oregon lawmaker to resign over sex scandal
• Poodle reunited with owner after six-week adventure
• Undocumented tank adds to cost of Washington County Free Library project
• Battleview Market in Sharpsburg serves locals and tourists
• Ravens fans can finally get their football fix
• Life-altering partnership develops in HCC’s Fitness Center
• Rival plans ensnarl Congress over debt ceiling
• Brown signs California Dream Act
• Ravens make surprising cuts after lockout ends
• 20-month-old boy dies after being found in pool in Jefferson County
• Lawyer for Hagerstown Guardsman charged in Afghan's murder says client acted in self-defense
• Board of education adopts gang policy
• Vignettes from the Washington County Ag Expo & Fair
• 'Football's back,' declares Goodell after players OK final deal
• Harpers Ferry man charged in hit-and-run death of pedestrian
• Fall tuition due July 28
• Boonsboro motorcyclist killed in collision on Md. 66
• Iron Chef Burger contest gets juicy
• Soap Box Derby champion rolls into town to a hero's welcome
• Josh Wilson one of many Ravens free agents waiting for end to lockout
• Public has chance to raise concerns about land-use policy changes
• Shank questions state's proposed solar farm lease
• A push for more proof in debt-collection lawsuits
• Conococheague loses its first game in the state tournament
• Band wants to get Washington County alumni marching
• For Roller Vixens, Saturday was crunch time at Skating Palace
• Monster Truck fans party in the pit
• Youngsters carved their way to trophies with cheese at Washington County Ag Expo & Fair
• Race for the Rose: A 0.1k "Marathon" benefits Girls Inc. of Washington County
• Seven Little League teams gather in Maugansville for the Maryland State 11-12 Tournament
• Park Service works to restore an Antietam gem
• Britain's "Rehab" singer Amy Winehouse dies aged 27
• After more than a century, Walter Reed to close
• Suspect in Norway bombing, shooting bought 6 tons of fertilizer; at least 91 killed
• Hagerstown's air subsidy in danger in FAA funding battle
• More than 7,000 customers lose power during severe storm in Washington County
• Seventeen dead in Norway bomb and gun attack
• Voters to decide fate of immigrant tuition bill
• Heat drives outdoor expo crowd inside
• Obama formally ends ban on gays serving in the military; Repeal takes effect Sept. 20
• Boehner breaks off debt limit talks with Obama
• Light pole falls at Municipal Stadium, Suns' game canceled
• Obama visits U. Md. during debt fight
• From Sun Magazine: 'My Donald'
• NFL owners OK 10-year deal; players balk
• Pickup truck, train collide in Hagerstown; driver taken to hospital
• Panetta: Gays can serve openly in armed services
• Defense seeks to suppress video statement by man indicted in slaying
• Former Washington Co. boy killed in dirt bike accident
• Little League tournament likely to boost local economy
• How hot is it?
• Auction of teen's Beatles photographs soars over $360,000
• Police seek man who robbed BB&T in Martinsburg
• Remains of Hitler's deputy exhumed, burned, scattered at sea
• Atlantis lands to end space shuttle era
• Football team, shredding company to help Pa. boy who lost part of leg
• If you can't stand the heat, listen to your body
• Washington County was in running for Macy's distribution center
• Jefferson County crash claims life of driver; passenger is injured
• Mistrial declared after jury fails to reach verdict in W.Va. shooting case
• Ag Expo returns with farm fun, animals, tractors, more
• Man convicted twice in Smithsburg woman's death seeks new trial
• General Dynamics buys Hagerstown-area technology company
• Happy Days debuts Aug. 4-6
• Do you have what it takes to be a local Iron Chef?
• Howell Road closed, some still without power following storm
• Hagerstown Creative Learning Center's Childrens Performance at NMS Healthcare
• Obama backs repeal of Defense of Marriage Act
• Century-old monuments erected by Confederate vets mark Jefferson Co. Civil War sites
• Hagerstown City Council works to narrow its priorities for lobbying agenda
• Washington Co. Commissioners consider revolving loan fund
• 14 arrests for alleged cyberattack on PayPal
• Bill Gates: It's time to invent a better toilet for the world
• Clear Spring man pleads guilty to sexually exploiting a minor to make child porn
• Tri-State residents seek bargains after Borders announces closing
• Murdoch attacked as defends self to UK parliament
• HCC student interns partner with WCPS to create educational game for elementary students
• Fall internship deadline is July 29
• House to vote on tea party-backed debt plan that's doomed in Democratic-controlled Senate
• Constellation celebrates launch of W. Maryland wind farm
• Borders, unable to find white knight, to liquidate
• More than $32,000 spent on Washington County superintendent search
• Mikulski says Yale Drive extension would bring jobs
• Trial for Va. man charged in deaths of woman, child rescheduled
• Citizen group challenges Shaool's place on planning commission
• Man's bond kept at $75,000 in judge-threatening case
• Damages from Leiters Mill Road house fire estimated at $400K
• HCC graduates second group of students in dental assisting program
• Panhandle's W.Va. House members ready to submit redistricting maps
• New CIA chief Petraeus hands over command in Afghanistan
• Moody's suggests U.S. eliminate debt ceiling
• Fire destroys house on Leiters Mill Road
• Local fans cheer for U.S. women's soccer team in World Cup final
• Sweet winnings benefit CASA
• New security cameras to record crime hot spots in Hagerstown
• Mother charged in child's abduction from foster care
• Stronger foundation needed for new Bester school
• Church group escapes serious injury when van overturns on I-70
• Williamsport Bike Night - A good idea
• Saturday in the park with Valor Ministries Festival at Fairgrounds
• Crafts, food and entertainment help bring the crowds to Old Market Day in Chambersburg
• Bomb sniffing dog is man's best friend, by a nose
• Bands rock out down on the farm at Right Choice Ministries
• Economy has made dairy farming a risky business
• Civil War re-enactors commemorate the Battle of Funkstown with a street battle and more
• Participants in the 2011 MUDD Volleyball Tournament make a splash for charity
• Schell wants to make the world a better place
• Getting inked at Bike Week in Hagerstown
• Riders make Bike Week special for businesses
• Hagerstown Potter fans catch their last glimpse of Harry on the big screen at the midnight premiere
• Former Hagerstown youth soccer coach charged with sex abuse of a minor through exploitation
• Letter of reprimand might have prompted shooting at Clear Spring home
• Body found June 7 in burned-out house near Clear Spring identified
• Harpers Ferry man charged with first-degree murder of his former girlfriend in Ranson, W.Va.
• O'Malley supports new push for gay marriage bill in Md.
• Casey Anthony: Judge removes himself from civil case after private discussion with attorneys
• Author shares 'astonishing' tale of Washington County slave who rose to prominence
• 900 Harry Potter fans attend sold-out showing of 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part II'
• Hagerstown Bike Week kicks off
• Former Hagerstown soccer coach faces 40 more charges related to child porn
• Chart-topping pop music group stops at Hagerstown Wal-Mart
• South High principal to become acting director of secondary education
• Schools superintendent speaks at chamber Eggs and Issues event
• Hagerstown man sentenced for crashing pickup into Funkstown lounge
• Pa. man influenced by coal town writes novel of greed, death and revenge
• Hershey family donates money for endowed scholarships
• Two injured in crash on U.S. 40 near Hagerstown Speedway
• HBO dominates the Emmy nominations
• Fourteen killed in Karachi violence after minister's comments
• Killer python tried to eat toddler, deputy medical examiner testifies
• Judge Declares Mistrial In Roger Clemens Perjury Case
• Cardiologist's license revoked over accusations of placing unneeded stents
• Former Berkeley County Commissioner victim of violent armed robbery
• Long named administrative judge for Washington County
• Victims say $2,000 worth of goods taken in Mont Valla home invasion
• Washington County to send apologetic letters after contract-renewal mixup
• Three explosions in Mumbai kill at least 21
• Service work in Franklin County is 'better than the beach'
• Christian music festival will make a joyful noise
• College for Kids allows participants to pursue interests
• U.S. beats France 3-1 to reach World Cup final
• Faculty member named interim executive director at USMH
• Warner named new Academic Affairs VP
• Democrats win early victory in Wisconsin recall primary
• Hagerstown police investigating report of armed home invasion
• Hate crimes against gay, transgender people rise, report says
• Superintendent: WCPS committed to providing additional support and help
• Chambersburg Fire Dept. paramedic and quick-thinking residents save two in a week
• Washington County Commissioners to set public meeting on curbside recycling
• Bail denied for former Shippensburg man facing retrial in neighbor's death
• Betty Ford remembered at California memorial service
• For Needmore accident victim, 'it was always about family'
• Math and science camp participants 'reach for the sky'
• Washington-based Fancy Food Show offers an industry inside look
• Missing boy found safe in his Hagerstown neighborhood
• Influential brother of Afghan president killed at home
• Jury sworn in for trial of W.Va. woman accused of shooting ex-husband
• Driver, passenger taken to hospital after tractor-trailer accident
• Defense requests postponement in W.Va. murder trial
• Hot temperatures hit area
• Former Red Cross employee gets probation for embezzling thousands
• Man sentenced to 20 years for jewelry purchase using stolen credit card
• Pair tried to steal historical documents worth millions, police say
• Travelers inconvenienced by restroom closure at Sideling Hill Rest Area
• Girl Scouts create 'Reading Rain Forest' for children staying at Salvation Army shelter
• Clear Spring man told to move mailbox hundreds of feet from home
• Obama challenges GOP to compromise on debt; Boehner says no to tax hikes
• Navy Country Current to perform Aug. 10
• National 9/11 Flag leaves mark at Martinsburg VA Center
• Jaycee Dugard speaks about 18 years as a sex slave
• Battling childhood obesity is about the numbers
• Bester and Winter Street elementary students to get choice
• Hunter Show in its third year
• Horse breeders saddled with tax scrutiny
• Old and new are crowd pleasers at Pa. Lions car show
• Tires and garbage remain at CSX site
• Washington County ag fair organizers gear up for event
• Student representative on Washington County BOE enjoyed challenges, rewards of post
• Pullers harness raw power to make tracks at Washington County Agricultural Education Center
• Four Square Garden at the Washington County Rural Heritage Museum attracts more that just bugs
• Cycling is ageless in Saturday's Hagerstown Challenge Criterium
• Historic Justice William Smith House to be rebuilt with the help of a 12-year-old Fayetteville, Pa. girl
• Boehner to seek smaller $2 trillion deal
• Williamsport marks rebel retreat from Gettysburg
• 6-year-old attacked by pit bull in April undergoes hyperbaric treatment for injuries
• Three fatalities in three separate accidents Friday and Saturday
• Jefferson High School graduate crowned Miss West Virginia
• Yankees' Derek Jeter Hits Home Run For 3,000th Career Hit
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies, age 93
• Obama turns to small-scale solutions to a weak economy
• Storm causes damage in southern Washington County
• Longaberger Factory Store opens with hundreds of basket lovers and a few Browns fans
• Trial for woman accused of shooting her ex-husband set to begin Tuesday in Martinsburg
• Wyo. man accused of killing his 3 children
• Ex-Cameron aide arrested in UK hacking scandal
• Space shuttle Atlantis lifts off on final mission
• Texas executes Mexican citizen despite U.S. pleas
• Obama, lawmakers still far apart on debt
• Grand Rapids Shooting Suspect Has Killed Himself, Hostages Freed
• New contracts preserve jobs at Letterkenny Army Depot
• Sex offender in warning fliers returned to prison on alleged probation violation
• Valet eases the way at Meritus Medical Center
• Area national parks win grants for upgrades
• Lightning strike at Caylee memorial 'could be a sign from the angels' | Photo
• Petition succeeds in allowing referendum on tuition for illegal immigrants
• Smithsburg man gets six years for fatal overdose
• WikiLeaks getting credit card funds
• Two hurt in Valley Mall Road accident
• Casey Anthony trial: Casey smiles in courtroom for sentencing
• Hacking costs tabloid more ads, link to vets group
• Fewer people sought unemployment aid last week
• China warns U.S. officials not to meet Dalai Lama
• Documentary on Hagerstown Civil War battle premiers
• Obama, Boehner hold one-on-one deficit talks
• Greencastle merchants takin' it to the streets for Sidewalk Days
• Meritus emergency room named for $1 million donor
• Man charged with killing dog released
• PETA wants Miss Maryland pageant to stop giving furs as prizes
• Utility poles on train car catch fire
• Obama kicks off Twitter town with a tweet
• Germany warns of Apple software security hole
• Police: Drunken driver rear-ends squad car in Md.
• Roger Clemens perjury trial begins
• Exxon oil spill on Yellowstone River disrupts farms
• South Korea's Pyeongchang awarded 2018 Winter Olympics
• Fort Hood shooting suspect will face death penalty
• U.S. willing to leave 10,000 troops in Iraq past year's end, officials say
• Judge rules slaying defendant's statements can be used at trial
• Retired nurse knew some patients from birth to death
• Truck driver ordered to face charges in three-state police chase
• Dream fullfilled: Daughter follows father onto police beat
• Smithsburg, Clear Spring to launch curbside recycling
• Tiger Woods will not play in British Open
• Tri-State Congressional representatives include millionaires
• Food banks hungry for donations
• Casey Anthony not guilty of murder
• Britain shocked by hacking into slain girl's phone
• Leslie Johnson resigns Md. county Council seat
• Strauss-Kahn faces home hurdle as U.S. woes ease
• Casey Anthony deliberations: Jurors get back to work
• Officials: Attack kills 35 people north of Baghdad
• Fairgrounds Park event features magic number of fireworks
• Nationals' top pick Harper leaves Suns, promoted to Double-A
• Summer Jubilee bustling with activities
• Casey Anthony trial: No verdict today, deliberations continue Tuesday
• Miles and miles of sales
• Possible verdicts for Casey Anthony
• Remembering the Bill of Rights on Independence Day
• Area female veterans connect through regional organization
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense is done, state's rebuttal will happen in the morning
• An estimated 20,000 spectators enjoy Maryland Symphony Orchestra's 26th annual Salute to Independence
• Voices from the Salute to Independence
• River City BarnFest really raises the roof - and funds
• Riders answer call to help heroes
• B&O roundhouse in Martinsburg, W.Va remains unfinished after about $8 million in grants invested
• Students fail to meet Maryland proficiency standards, but improvement still being made
• Brice R. Phillips, Phillips Seafood founder, dies
• Man struck by train in Martinsburg identified
• Shriver files to divorce Schwarzenegger
• Casey Anthony trial: Closing arguments Sunday
• Community and patriotism celebrated during Greencastle-Antrim July Fourth
• Pyrotechnics to be part of Thunder Over the Blue Ridge Open House and Air Show in Martinsburg
• County recycling bins in Funkstown to be removed July 15
• Strauss-Kahn sex charges on brink of collapse: sources
• Minnesota government shutdown begins after talks fail
• Late 'surge' pushes anti-tuition bill petition signatures over 100K mark
• EPA approves stink bug spray for Tri-State orchards
• Waynesboro school board OKs budget that cuts programs, raises taxes
• Greencastle girl creates ice cream flavor to sweeten local charities
• Businesses unsure how higher Md. alcohol tax will affect them
• Fire marshal urges caution when using fireworks
• Hagerstown man indicted in roommate's stabbing death
• Stage nearly set for MSO's annual Salute to Independence Concert
• Gas prices affecting holiday travel for some, but not all
• Casey Anthony trial: Alleged mistress says George discussed Caylee's 'accident'
• Walking trail a tribute to late Washington Township leader
• At Panhandle roundtable, officials say W.Va. drug problem a 'crisis'
• Pa. man faces child porn charges
• Washington Co. liquor board emphasizes licenses can't be sold
• Fireworks schedule for the Fourth of July weekend
• 13% of Marylanders expected to travel for July Fourth weekend
• Md. immigrant tuition bill delayed by petition drive
• HCC Hall of Fame inducts 5 new members
• 17 Washington Co. elementary, middle schools fail to meet Maryland proficiency standards
• Alcohol tax increase expected to bump up prices at the bar
• Park Service prefers extensive renovations for C&O Canal
• Washington Co. school official uncertain if mischief is gang-related
• Grasmick's last day marks end of an era
• Cement plant, state of Md. disagree on emissions permit
• Man indicted in Dual Highway slaying
• Former Hagerstown man sentenced to prison for role in Shiloh loan
• HCC dental assisting students give presentation to elementary school students
• Judge asked to suppress statement by man charged in Pa. wildlife officer's slaying
• All cribs now must pass tough new safety rules
• Hagerstown man charged in downtown bank robbery
• Three seriously hurt in Sharpsburg Pike crash
• Near-Earth asteroid passes over Atlantic Ocean
• Gay marriage: A tale of two states
• All 23 taken to hospitals following church bus-car crash in Pa. have been released
• County removes recycling bins from city
• Lightning strikes far more men than women
• Hagerstown Ice & Sports Complex general manager lauded for volunteerism
• Investigators speculate about identity of remains found in rubble of house fire
• Technology incubator manager completes business coaching training
• Berkeley County woman pleads no contest to voluntary manslaughter in husband's death
• Hundreds attend Wheaton Park reunion
• Miniature horse and donkey show a big hit
• People parade for pets
• New Miss Maryland ready for crowning year
• American history textbooks for Washington County ninth-graders to reflect more modern times
• Teenage camper rescued after hiking fall
• No fatalities or serious injuries in bus, vehicle accident in Pa.
• Two injured when watercraft goes over dam
• Civil War music enjoyed at Antietam battlefield
• Hagerstown resident, Carlie Colella, crowned Miss Maryland 2011
• Local Greencastle, Pa. men return home to produce a feature-length film
• Born Learning Trail is more than just a walk in the park
• Wimbledon: Serena Williams leads past champs into 4th round
• New York's same-sex marriage law sets off waves of engagements
• Double leg amputee considers himself lucky
• N.Y. lawmakers legalize gay marriage
• Feds file air-pollution complaint against Holcim
• 190 volunteers spent week doing community service work through Mission Serve
• Korean War veterans remember The Forgotten War with weeklong stay in South Korea
• Unemployment rate back on the rise in Washington County
• Angry House declares Obama lacks Libya war authority _ but stops short of cutting off funding
• April fatal at Purina Mills plant near Halfway ruled accidental
• In the long run, Md. dog raises thousands for cancer center
• 'Columbo' Star Peter Falk Dead at 83
• Phone gives clues to bin Laden's Pakistan links
• Supreme Court sides with pharmaceutical industry in two decisions
• Judge: Woman doesn't have to testify against same-sex spouse
• Investigators may never know what caused Fairview Road fire
• Justice Dept.: 2 arrested in Seattle terror plot
• More than 200 job seekers get chance to meet face-to-face with employers
• North Dakota authorities order expanded evacuation
• Police use pepper spray to subdue man running through neighborhood
• Website takes Eastern Panhandle's Civil War history to wider world
• Whitey Bulger lured from Santa Monica home with FBI 'ruse,' authorities say
• Obama sets in motion U.S. pullout from Afghanistan
• 78th Army Band takes the stage July 7
• First Direct Air flight from Hagerstown to Fla. due to take off today
• Hagerstown Children'S Theater Proudly Presents Saturday Night Live Atthe Academy Theatre!
• VA man charged in 2010 DC-area military shootings
• MedCamp offers teens real-world experience in health care careers
• Fliers passed out at parks warn residents of sex offender's presence
• Obama announces drawdown of forces from Afghanistan, saying 'tide of war is receding'
• County's retirement-incentive program exceeds expectations
• Woman charged in fatal crash to serve up to 10 years in prison
• Fed cuts growth forecast; no hint of more support
• Police to use motorcycles for patrols in tight spaces
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense points out what analysts didn't find
• HCC professor wins two awards for Civil War work
• 257th Army Band to perform July 5 at HCC
• 167th hopes to land updated versions of C-5 cargo planes
• City of Hagerstown freezes pay for union employees
• Petitioners hit the streets to stop tuition breaks for illegal immigrants
• Gift from Powerball winner jump-starts public recreation center
• Police to target zones to reduce problems in those areas
• Man rides to fight cancer in children
• Huntsman launches presidential bid in New Jersey
• Washington Co. school board OKs contract issues
• Casey Anthony trial: Did woman whose child drowned in 2007 have 'indirect' contact with Casey?
• Study: Cancellation of NFL season would cost Md. $40M in tax revenues
• Hagerstown man held on child abuse charges also facing child porn charges
• Smithsburg Market serves community for more than 30 years
• Meritus Medical Center eliminating 15 positions
• Additional seats available for TEAS test
• Mark Kelly retires from Navy to be with Giffords
• U.S. unveils graphic tobacco warning labels
• Jon Huntsman ties himself to Ronald Reagan in presidential kickoff
• HCC offers new project management course as part of AMA program
• Obama expected to announce major Afghan drawdown
• Top Kadafi aide survives NATO airstrike
• Wal-Mart wins in sex-bias case at top U.S. court
• Fiber optics a boon, from classroom to operating room
• Nostalgic customers say goodbye to Corderman's Hardware
• HCC adjunct instructor appointed to ASCP board
• Proposal would give step increases to Washington County school employees
• Two boaters make it ashore after craft capsizes in Potomac; one treated for hypothermia
• NATO admits it probably hit civilians in Libya
• Portable pools pose summer risk for kids
• Some Washington County schools to get Internet upgrade
• Fathers aim for quality time with their children by shooting clay targets
• Injured Marine recounts roadside bombing in Afghanistan
• Morgan County man charged in son's shooting death
• Hagerstown woman's purse stolen at gunpoint
• Fishin' Frenzy packs 'em in at Pangborn Park
• E Street Band sax player Clarence Clemons dies
• Friends and family celebrate Heather Harris' life
• Largest class yet graduates from Kaplan University with a record of 284
• Casey Anthony trial: State questions defense forensic expert about duct tape, Caylee's skull
• Washington County Commissioner Jeff Cline's biggest hero, his father
• Hagerstown set aside $650,000 for pavement preservation program
• Congresswoman Giffords touches down in Tucson
• Barbara Ingram School for the Arts hopes fundraiser to pay teachers takes flight
• Cyclists zoom through the heart of Hagerstown for the start of 2011 Tour of Washington County
• James Rumsey graduates get tips for living a successful life
• Relay for Life overnight event draws more than 740 participants
• Berkeley County business owners discuss challenges with Capito
• Giffords to visit hometown of Tucson this weekend
• Memorial service for shooting victim to be held Saturday
• U.S. dismisses criminal charges against bin Laden
• Pentagon suspect identified
• UK blocks UPS sites over security
• U.S. 340 bridge reopened after crash
• HCC promotes ten faculty members
• Crash reported at Day Road off Dual Highway
• Strauss-Kahn told police in New York he had immunity
• Casey Anthony trial: Defense to continue presenting its case
• Pit bull in deadly sheep attack ordered euthanized
• Horizon Goodwill Industries chief recognized by United Way
• Congressman Weiner quits in lewd photo scandal
• Fee change eyed to lure businesses to Eastern Boulevard in Hagerstown
• Couple recalls lawmaker steering them to the altar 50 years ago
• Woman gets jail for trying to extort money for lost dog
• U.S. government in cyber fight but can't keep up
• Armored truck involved in four-vehicle accident on West Washington Street
• Unemployment applications drop, but remain high
• One-vehicle accident closes part of Longmeadow Road
• Current account deficit increases in first quarter
• HCC hosts annual Irv Easterday Tournament
• Violence in Vancouver after Stanley Cup loss
• Civil War trove set for Sotheby's auction
• Porn star says Representative Weiner asked her to lie
• Group buys Mount Aetna Farms land for technology park
• Boy hurt in ATV crash dies
• Hagerstown woman shot in Dual Highway home has died
• Black Bear spotted on farm near Clear Spring
• One dead, five hurt in W.Va. 9 crash following police chase
• All three Washington Co. school worker groups likely to get raises
• One taken to hospital after three-vehicle accident on I-70
• HCC narrows pool in VP search
• Czech Republic pulls out of U.S. missile shield plan
• Greek anti-austerity protesters clash with police
• Pakistan arrests CIA's bin Laden informants
• Judge denies bond for driver in fatal Va. crash
• Swimming enthusiasts stroke, float toward record
• Zombro remembered as a stand-up friend
• Serial rapist indicted by grand jury
• Inmate who walked away from work detail captured in Baltimore
• One lane of Md. road closed by mudslide reopens
• Republican Huntsman to announce White House run
• New rules aim to cut confusion on sunscreen claims
• Retail sales fell for first time in nearly a year
• Afghans fearful of push to negotiate with Taliban
• Obama seeks ways around Congress to boost economy
• Boehner adds to calls for Weiner resignation
• Peace order application paints McPeak as a stalker
• Inmate walks away from work detail
• Williamsport man killed in Frederick Street motorcycle accident
• 18-wheeler flipped over at I-81 and I-70
• Maryland Defense Force Band performs June 26
• Casey Anthony trial: More forensic evidence, testimony expected today
• Republican presidential contenders to debate
• Safe Place marks 10 years of serving children and families
• Museum of Fine Arts hosts ribbon cutting for new atrium
• Neighbors react following standoff on Dual Highway
• Hagerstown documentary debuts to rave reviews
• Storm knocks out power, traffic lights
• Two men rescued from Potomac near Hancock
• First post-shooting photos of Giffords released
• Congressman Weiner seeks treatment after sex scandal
• Rep. Weiner to take leave of absence to seek treatment
• Fighters rain down punches during 'Thunder in the Cage' at Municipal Stadium
• Casey Anthony trial: Jurors look at photos, hear from crime-scene, insect experts
• Ruler on Ice pulls surprise to win Belmont Stakes
• Curator of the Washington Co. Free Library's Western Maryland room gets organized for renovated building
• Police identify woman shot during 7-hour standoff
• Amid calls to resign, Anthony Weiner says he will seek professional help
• Weiner says online contact with teen not indecent
• Alaska emails shine light on Palin, no bombshells yet
• Casey Anthony trial: Video shows Caylee morphing into skull with duct tape over mouth
• Sheriff: Standoff continues, police negotiating with man inside Dual Highway house
• Damage from Splendor View Terrace house fire estimated at $250K
• Nicotine's role in post-smoking weight gain becomes clearer
• U.S. Air Force Airmen of Note to perform June 22 at HCC
• Gates parting shot warns NATO risks irrelevance
• Gingrich loses his top campaign staff
• Waynesboro Area School Board votes to furlough teachers instead of raise taxes
• Orioles' top pick Bundy picture of hard work, confidence — and incredible ability
• Rain, slightly cooler weather in forecast for Hagerstown
• Blagojevich's future again in hands of jurors
• Hagerstown's Market Faire allows locavores another opportunity to shop
• One person airlifted to Baltimore after SUV fire on Underpass Way
• U.S. reaches plea deal in classified leaks case
• Casey Anthony trial: Jurors see graphic photos of Caylee's remains
• Fort Ritchie developer to lay off six employees
• Southern N.J. factory fire spreads to nearby homes
• Creative Learning Center fosters discovery-oriented art
• WCPS officials eye E. Russell Hicks for potential overcrowding
• Key Gingrich aides resign
• Conservation film debuts June 14
• U.S. Navy Cruisers to perform June 21 at HCC
• Martinsburg teen named 'Cutest Vegetarian Alive'
• Hagerstown man flown to shock trauma center after scooter accident
• Former Hagerstown man accused of killing father found not guilty by reason of insanity
• Letterkenny dedicates child-development center to memory of fallen soldier
• Maryland tries to address chronic health conditions in prison
• Washington Co. gets $600,000 grant for Yale Drive extension
• Autopsy results pending on human remains found at fire site
• Buterbaugh sentenced to at least 14 years for 2010 Metal Township, Pa., murder
• Law-enforcement officers and Special Olympians brave heat for Torch Run
• Lawmakers call for reduced Afghan role
• Wrestler collapses before match, later dies
• Harper draws national attention with his home run pucker
• Fire races through Northern Avenue house
• Pressure on Rep. Weiner unrelenting, for now
• Speculators grab more than 300 tax-auction parcels
• Human remains found at site of fire near Cearfoss
• Old Bester Elementary School will be torn down after new one built
• NBC will remain the Olympic network in the United States
• Nancy Pelosi formally requests ethics investigation as pressure builds on Anthony Weiner to resign
• Learning curve: Harper runs the gamut in first year in minors
• Casey Anthony trial: More arguments on forensic evidence expected today
• Opponents of Md. immigrant tuition bill clear petition hurdle
• Landmark Pangborn smokestack taken down
• MPT to highlight "Our Town" in documentary
• Rock to reintroduce legislation prohibiting teacher strikes in Pa.
• 'Miracle on the Hudson' plane to pass through Washington County
• Court rejects ex-police academy student's bias claim against City of Hagerstown
• Five HCC students awarded UMUC scholarship
• 1,000 cancer survivors celebrate life at picnic
• Five U.S. troops killed in Iraq attack
• Blues picnic hits the right note for families
• Motorcycle ride raises $58,000 for VA
• Identity of stabbing victim not released
• Nadal's grip on title and Federer tightens
• Germany says beansprouts may be behind E.coli
• WWII veteran: They took me off the farm and took me to war
• Major wildfire chars 144,000 acres in eastern Arizona
• Cheers, gunfights in Yemen as Saleh goes to Saudi Arabia
• Two-vehicle accident reported at Downsville Pike intersection
• Fulton County man drowns in mower accident
• Top Al Qaeda-linked militant reportedly killed by drone attack in Pakistan
• Strawberry festival a 'sweet-smelling' tradition in Ringgold, Md.
• Western Maryland Blues Fest in full swing
• Twins among more than 1,000 participants at this year's Relay for Life in Martinsburg, W.Va.
• In Kabul, Gates urges patience with Afghan war
• A tale of two economies
• Blues fans say music transcends all barriers
• South High graduates encouraged to 'dance better than they have before'
• Smithsburg High teacher tells grads: Your success is our success
• Ruth Anne Callaham to retire as Food Resources executive director
• Boonsboro High School graduation described as 'bittersweet'
• Speaker: North High grads will remember true friends and greatest teachers
• Washington Co. man charged with firing pistol at another
• Ex-presidential hopeful John Edwards charged over affair
• WVU Board of Governors votes to allow beer sales at football games
• James Arness dies at 88; TV's Marshal Dillon on landmark 'Gunsmoke' series
• Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies
• Fire destroys two-story home in Rohrersville; cause unknown
• Hagerstown Childrens Theater/Creative Learning Center Open House
• G-A teachers agree to pay freeze to aid in budget woes
• Barbara Ingram School for the Arts holds first graduation ceremony
• Police seek shooting suspect who fired at man while he was walking with woman, baby
• Shooting in Yuma, Arizona, leaves 6 dead
• Police arrest Hagerstown man awaiting sentencing in fatal crash
• N.J. governor reimburses state for helicopter flights
• Pyramid tossed, dinner plate is new U.S. meals plan
• School's out: Washington County students call it a year
• Hub Opera Ensemble to perform at HCC
• Mitt Romney makes 2012 GOP bid official
• HCC honor society wins award at annual conference
• Bacteria afflicting Europeans is a new strain, WHO says
• Japan's Prime Minister Naoto Kan survives no-confidence vote
• Basketball world pays homage after "Shaq" quits
• Road construction in store this summer in W.Va.
• EDC director says economic recovery in area is slow
• Hagerstown native remembered as a 'free spirit'
• Mitt Romney is ready to run a very different presidential campaign
• Research center opened to honor George W. Comstock
• Youngster loses battle with cancer
• Blues Fest boasts an international lineup
• Frederick man killed when car goes airborne into building
• 'Algorithm' trips Washington County spelling champ at national bee
• Barnwood Books' new location has closed
• Three injured in crash on W.Va. 51 at Scotch Pine Drive in Berkeley County
• Hearings set for Washington County men charged in Falling Waters woman's slaying
• Endeavour returns for last time
• War crimes suspect Mladic to face genocide charges within days
• Washington Technical High School grads encouraged to set goals
• 40,000 signatures expected in drive opposing in-state college tuition for illegal immigrants
• Felony charge dropped against Pa. baby sitter in infant's death
• Greencastle woman, 19, dies of injuries following Sunday accident
• Southbound lane of I-81 over Potomac River closing for pothole repair
• Funkstown man in serious condition following I-81 crash
• Casey Anthony trial: Jurors get glimpse of day Caylee's family learned she was missing
• Fort Detrick Alliance expo and networking event to be held at HCC
• HCC announces spring 2011 dean’s list
• Pentagon seeks mini-weapons for new age of warfare
• Va. state trooper shot; deputy sheriff is suspect
• Riford: Washington County understands sacrifice made by military members
• 'Let us never forget who paid the price'
• Three new members to join Economic Development Commission
• Police say Franklin Co. deputy kills ex-wife in Roanoke and wounds a state trooper on I-81
• Sale of properties with unpaid taxes set for June 7
• Maryland Correctional Institution inmates display artwork at Valley Mall
• Gen. Martin Dempsey to chair Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Wheldon gifted unlikely Indy 500 win
• Memorial Day was baptized with tears of families
• Military devotion leads to love of freedom
• Boonsboro Memorial Day ceremony marked with celebration
• Washington High celebrates graduation, commemorates difficult year of loss
• Obama tours twister-ravaged neighborhood in Joplin
• Warriors wow 'em at states
• Flagpole dedicated at memorial to Hagerstown Buffalo Soldier
• Hundreds attend memorial service for fallen Green Beret
• Casey Anthony trial: Cindy Anthony describes attempts to locate Caylee
• St. James School courtyard honors late newsman James M. Schurz
• Suicide blast kills powerful Afghan police chief
• Egypt eases travel restrictions for Gaza travelers
• Sharpsburg's Memorial Day commemoration has been tradition for 144 years
• New WCPS superintendent says he has an asset mentality
• Navy roommates shared their lives, now lie together at Arlington
• Storms blast Tri-State region
• Suspect in Falling Waters, W.Va. stabbing is victim's son
• Hagerstown man critically injured in fight has died
• Hail causes about $250,000 in damage to cars at Hancock dealership
• Washington County unemployment rate fell to 9.1 percent in April
• Tornado confirmed in Pa. Thursday night
• Fairview Road home a 'total loss' after fire; no one injured
• Everyone into the pool: Rick Perry latest Republican to flirt with presidential campaign
• Romney to enter presidential race next week
• Patriot Act provisions extended just in time
• Former RNC chair speaks at Washington County Republican Club gala
• Washington County Evening High School gave students their own route to graduation
• Congress sends terrorism-fighting bill to Obama
• ACLU joins Washington County same-sex spousal dispute
• Body of missing Piedmont boy found in lake
• Thunderstorms cause power outages, flash flooding in Tri-State
• Maryland Public Service Commission grants waiver for 20-megawatt solar farm
• Roadside bomb kills eight U.S. troops in Afghanistan
• Racist graffiti painted on foreclosed home across from Northern Middle School
• Casey Anthony trial: 'Oh my God, I'm such a good liar' Casey told witness
• War crimes fugitive Mladic arrested in Serbia
• Woman who claimed she was assaulted in City Park area changes her story
• HCC students design Web site for Women in Maryland Higher Education
• 'Business death penalty' for hiring illegal workers is upheld by Supreme Court
• HCC to work with Maryland Solar
• Top war crimes suspect Ratko Mladic arrested in Serbia
• 'American Idol' finale: Voters pick Scotty McCreery
• Chambersburg urology practice tells patients it reused needles
• Memorial honors only Marine killed in John Brown's raid
• Hagerstown man in critical condition after fight near Spring Mills, W.Va.
• New talks on Williamsport Sheetz project
• Former street preacher gets life for kidnapping Smart
• Two recognized for preservation efforts at annual John Frye Historic Awards Luncheon
• Oprah Winfrey bows out with simplicity, gratitude
• Ariz. shooting spree suspect incompetent for trial
• HCC commission reveals final recommendations
• Reports: John Edwards faces possible indictment in violations tied to affair cover-up
• New round of violent storms leaves 13 dead in 3 states
• Wildcats come undone in end
• Hagerstown City Council OKs 2012 budget, keeps current tax rate
• Charles Town games boost W.Va. Lottery revenues
• Parrott: Tuition petition exceeds signature benchmark
• New WCPS superintendent officially hired, board approves contract
• Suicide prompts officials to change way inmates are guarded at jail
• Lack of enrollment in trades programs a concern
• Washington Co. Commissioners pass capital improvement budget
• Vehicle crashes near Hagerstown airport following 124 mph police chase
• Joplin, Mo., tornado is deadliest since 1953; toll at 117
• Search Continues For Survivors In Joplin, MO
• Prisoner at Washington County Detention Center dies in apparent suicide
• Maryland officials discuss pension, health benefit changes
• Mock disaster prepares emergency crews for the real thing
• Pa. councilman waives right to preliminary hearing in malicious wounding case
• Child abuse trials delayed
• College coaches, university doctors earn highest state salaries
• Public hearing on water resources proposal set for Tuesday
• Tech High program sends girl on a collision course with her dreams
• Technical school education a stepping stone to higher learning, careers
• Local culinary education leads student down a delectable path
• Number of tornado deaths in Joplin MO could be more than 89; FEMA will aid victims
• HCC to offer lawsuit protection conference for physicians
• HCC and SCORE to offer seminar series on how to start a business
• U.S. Navy Country Current perform June 1
• Tornado kills at least 89 in Joplin, Missouri
• Mountain bikers tackle mud in Potomac Velo Club race
• Pa. community rallies around injured firefighter at fundraiser
• Graduates credit Wilson College with changing their lives
• Washington County schools' facilities plan might shuffle plans for elementary schools
• Tech High graduates ready for college and work force
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• Tech High reaching higher
• National Pike Festival features 'horsepower' by wagon train
• Totem Pole Playhouse warms up audience with festival
• Letterkenny makes Armed Forces Day educational and fun
• Shackleford edges Animal Kingdom to win 136th Preakness
• Shackleford wins the Preakness
• Al Qaeda wanted to attack tankers, Bin Laden files show
• Rapture predictor Harold Camping at the heart of a mediapocalypse
• Pa. couple gets hitched during National Pike Festival
• Frontline customs officers to train at new Global Borders College in W.Va.
• Maryland gains nearly 12,000 jobs in April after string of dour months
• It's end of the world as we know it, and Maryland feels fine
• Stink bug spread worries growers across nation
• 'Macho Man' Randy Savage dead at 58 after Florida car accident
• Obama and Netanyahu, after a long meeting, insist U.S.-Israel ties are strong
• Largest solar-generating facility in Md. to be built near Hagerstown prisons
• Firefighters at scene of house fire near Charles Town
• Medicare expo provides information, but raises questions for some
• O'Malley signs key bills, including alcohol tax hike
• Panhandle Judge Gina Marie Groh nominated to federal bench
• Stone to mark Frank Buckles' grave marks end of an era
• Marshall Street School grads plan for work and 'a better life'
• Some favor tougher safety laws for mo-peds and motor scooters
• Obama Announces 'New Chapter' in Mideast Policy Speech
• Electrical fire reported at quarry off Mapleville Road
• Facing sex charges, IMF chief resigns
• Library room named for historian John Frye
• Waynesboro council member resigns as president
• Pastor hopes to hold services in fire-damaged church this Sunday
• HCC honors students’ academic achievements at 9th annual Honors Convocation
• HCC honors GED and EDP graduates
• Cause of $950K Martinsburg house fire remains undetermined
• Ribbon-cutting held at new Ruth Ann Monroe Primary School
• Classes moved from Ft. Ritchie to main campus
• Flood warnings in effect for Potomac at Harpers Ferry, Opequon Creek in Berkeley County
• Preliminary report indicates Maugansville storm was tornado
• Incumbents ousted in Waynesboro school primaries
• Controversial Mount Aetna Farms road plan discussed ahead of vote
• Head Start buys Hagerstown church building
• Hagerstown man indicted on W.Va. murder charge
• Fire at historic Boonsboro church caused by electrical problem
• Primary voting continues in Franklin County; power restored at polling place
• Pinning ceremony honors HCC’s nursing graduates
• Washington County $241.2M operating budget OK'd with no changes
• U.S. hits debt limit and takes actions to postpone a default
• Speakers agree with Bester demolition idea
• Is Derby winner, Preakness hopeful Animal Kingdom real deal?
• Man beats fox to death after it bites his wife
• Man convicted of DUI in fatal 2009 W.Va. crash accepts plea deal, will be released
• Change of trial venue requested for man charged in conservation officer's death
• Dog attack has agricultural community calling for tighter restrictions
• June bicycle race to close six blocks in downtown Hagerstown
• HCC Alumni Association presents 2011 Community Citation Award
• HCC awards 538 degrees and certificates in largest graduation ceremony
• Donald Trump: I won't run for president
• Space shuttle Endeavour launches at last
• Venue change sought in trial of man charged in wildlife officer's death
• Space shuttle Endeavour lifts off on final mission
• Exhibit hits homer by reliving county baseball history
• Rohrersville toots its own horn with longstanding Cornet Band
• Students graduate from GED, External Diploma Program
• Rain doesn't dampen spirits at AIDS memorial
• Scents and savory morsels served In Good Taste
• Pit bulls kill sheep at Funkstown farm
• $950,000 Martinsburg house destroyed by fire
• Hagerstown man injured when Jeep overturns
• Sony Partially Restores PlayStation Service After Security Breach Scandal
• Tomblin, Maloney win gubernatorial primaries
• Meritus fundraiser goes Venetian
• N.Y. police question head of the International Monetary Fund in hotel sex assault
• 2011 Hagerstown Community College graduating class makes history
• Heard through the grapevine: More wine growth ahead in Washington County
• Resident concerned YMCA expansion will worsen traffic situation
• La. floodgate opens, diverting Mississippi River
• Bin Laden informant's treatment key to torture debate
• 'I am still alive,' Kadafi declares a day after NATO strike
• Hagerstown gears up in first Wind Down Friday of the year
• W.Va. farmers discuss process of getting their food to local tables
• Kickball game pits Hagerstown police against Winter Street Elementary students
• Student internships and jobs available
• Death toll in Pakistan bombing hits 80
• Officers use plate readers to cite more than 100 drivers for violations
• Senior Center, Mount Aetna Farms project hot topics at budget hearing
• Washington County Emergency Services officials deliver beam from World Trade Center
• Air medical transport to move from Hagerstown to Chambersburg airport
• Berkeley Co. Powerball winner buys Ford F-350s for six fire departments
• Republican W.Va. gubernatorial candidate gets in hot water over 'joke'
• Bail reduced for man accused of abuse between 2001 and 2003
• Salvation Army Person of the Year 2010 believes in being involved in community
• Osama bin Laden: 'He's gone. He's history,' senator says after seeing photos
• Evangelist Billy Graham Hospitalized With Pneumonia
• Osama bin Laden's journal contains his thoughts on killing Americans
• State battles woolly pest to save evergreens
• Harper drives Suns past 'Birds
• Waynesboro teachers union rejects latest contract offer
• Proposed federal aid cuts threaten rural airports
• Scooter driver injured in crash with minivan on Pennsylvania Ave.
• Planned electrical outage will affect 2,489 south county customers
• Turgeon takes over at Maryland
• Emergency alerts to be sent directly to cell phones
• Police seek man who robbed Patriot Federal Credit Union branch
• Washington County GOP welcomes Iowa's King
• Council members plan to buy $600,000 home for Antietam Fire Co.
• Preakness sends a mixed message, but gets the right result
• Legally blind marathon runner to True Grit attendees: You can't give up
• Obama stresses immigration benefits at Mexico border
• Washington Co. secures 3.50 percent interest rate for sale of bonds
• FEMA asks for return of disaster aid
• Ala. nuclear plant cited for safety by NRC
• Md. governor signs immigrant tuition bill
• Three injured when vehicle crashes into porch on Chestnut Grove Road
• Microsoft to buy Skype for $8.5 billion
• Pa. schools deal with the domino effect of furloughs and educational programming
• Navy man from Kearneysville was chef to the commanders in chief
• Think reInk to rent part of former downtown CVS building
• Waynesboro Borough Council president charged with malicious wounding in Martinsburg bar fight
• One person killed in crash on Arden-Nollville Road in Berkeley County
• Inkjet firm to move into former CVS store in downtown Hagerstown
• The gift of life is special gift for Mom
• Rohrersville rescue farm takes in neglected horses
• With Brey out, Maryland's search for a men's basketball coach continues
• Portrait of HCC professor on display in Times Square
• Shepherd musicians showcased at museum
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• More than 16,000 attend sixth annual Bonanza Extravaganza
• Animal Kingdom has won the Kentucky Derby
• Volvo VP: Local plant positioned well
• Moms, daughters a textbook example of learning
• Woman and dogs rescued after being stranded on Potomac River
• WCPS designing incentive program for teachers, principals at low-income schools
• Bin Laden compound was a command center: U.S. official
• 2011 Public Safety Awards recognizes 'devotion to duty'
• U.S. Postal Service considering consolidating Frederick facility with Baltimore plant
• Criticism of Calderon mounts over Mexico drug violence
• At Fort Campbell, Obama thanks 'quiet professionals' that carried out Bin Laden mission
• Flooding Mississippi River poses dire threats
• Obama meets with troops who raided bin Laden
• Emotional Gary Williams says goodbye
• Hagerstown man wins $1 million in Maryland Lottery scratch-off game
• Hagerstown man in critical condition after moped collides with car
• Al Qaeda confirms bin Laden death and vows revenge
• One person hurt in rollover crash on I-81 in W.Va.; highway has reopened
• Uncle Mo scratched from Kentucky Derby
• Al Qaeda plotted 9/11 anniversary rail attack: U.S.
• Greencastle-Antrim school board, teachers look at ways to cut costs
• Info from Osama raid shows interest in U.S. trains
• Md. hikes fees by as much as 1,900 percent for youth camps to operate
• 24 Game challenge a 20-year tradition in Washington County
• Seeking debt accord, GOP backs off Medicare revamp
• Washington County's proposed budget for 2012 is nearly 1 percent smaller than this year's
• Five hurt in accident at Pa. 316 and Clay Hill Rd. in Franklin Co.
• College for Kids begins June 20
• Obama at ground zero: President lays wreath for 9/11 victims
• Veterans and disabled students eligible to compete for scholarship through Maryland Higher Education Commission
• Claude Choules, last WWI combat veteran, dies in Australia
• Hagerstown Children's Theater Presents Arts-Based Day Care and Preschool
• U.S. agents race to exploit data from Bin Laden raid
• Horizon Goodwill Industries awards show Power of Work
• Hagerstown's sidewalk, curb policy still not concrete
• Praise and pride at Mack Trucks/Volvo 50th anniversary event
• $8.4 million in state funding approved for Washington County Public Schools' projects
• New CEO of Meritus talks about nursing shortages and the future of health care
• Bonanza Extravaganza features prizes, food, music and fun for all this weekend
• Obama says White House won't release Osama bin Laden photos
• Waynesboro school board makes cuts
• Airport to expand passenger-holding space, add an automated baggage-converter system
• Commissioners move forward with Mount Aetna Farms road projects
• Wilcox chosen as next Washington County schools superintendent
• Spring Mills Middle School science teacher named one of country's best
• Beachley Furniture in Hagerstown recognized for reinventing itself
• US holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• More than two weeks after mudslide, section of Md. 550 still closed
• The view from 9/11 to 5/1
• Hearing on city budget slated for Tuesday
• Shuster returns from trip to Afghanistan
• Area families affected by terrorism, war react to bin Laden's death
• Eastern Panhandle schools feel growing pains
• MSO leader: 'The show will go on'
• Inside the raid on bin Laden's hideout
• HCC to present free concert with Argentinean guitarist Berestovoy
• HCC to host 4th annual guitar mini-fest
• HCC announces seventh annual Red, White and Blue Summer Concert Series
• HCC Gaming Club adds additional day to upcoming convention
• U.S. forces were under orders to kill Bin Laden
• Elementary students show off their artwork
• Talks scheduled to continue on teacher contract
• Frederick County educator named national teacher of the year
• Springfield Middle School classes working on history of Riverview Cemetery
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• Pope John Paul II beatified before massive crowd
• Gaddafi survives air strikes, son killed-govt
• Mothers of babies who died from child abuse organize Walk to End Child Abuse
• O'Malley touts aviation maintenance technology school as building block
• Obama ramps up recovery help for tornado-hit South
• Small businesses - Big challenges
• Florida pastor cuts Michigan protest short
• Local professionals turn rock stars to raise money for San Mar Children's Home
• Hagerstown man sentenced for supplying drugs that killed another man
• Washington Romance Writers Pre-retreat Mega-Signing draws more than 150 people
• Case against 10-year-old girl charged in baby's death is transferred to juvenile court
• Fire destroys RV parked on Peacock Trail; no one injured
• Spots available in Children's Learning Center
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, Prince William wed
• Endeavour set for final launch — will weather delay it?
• Celebrate National Nurses Week May 6-12
• Tornado destruction and deaths stun the South
• Contacts lead to more contact for Harper
• Ravens draft Colorado cornerback Jimmy Smith
• Tornadoes spawned by violent storms tear across South, killing up to 280
• Final brick almost put into place in Washington County Museum of Fine Arts courtyard
• Workers Memorial Day observed at Carpenter's Union Hall in Hagerstown
• Quilt raffle proceeds will go to Williamsport woman who has cancer
• Some area roads flooded, trees down after storms sweep through area
• Men wanted in fatal Martinsburg stabbing apprehended in Cincinnati
• Western Heights Middle School social studies educator named Teacher of the Year
• Several Die In Severe Storms; Numerous Tornadoes Reported Throughout North Alabama
• Hagerstown man faces 3 years in prison after pleading guilty in fatal crash
• 'Do-it-now' former Gov. Schaefer remembered at funeral
• Ground broken for $1.5 million addition to the Hagerstown YMCA
• Rescue Hose Co. No. 1 in Greencastle honors fallen soldier
• One confirmed dead, 4 injured following crash on I-81 near Martinsburg
• Obama: 'We do not have time for this kind of silliness'
• Panetta to become Defense secretary, Petraeus bound for CIA, officials say
• NATO widens air war in Libya, targeting key sites in Tripoli
• Sony PlayStation suffers massive data breach
• Berkeley Co. officials defend Macy's tax deal
• Trooper testifies man charged in death of Kristy Dawn Hoke was read Miranda warning
• Parrott stumps for referendum effort to oveturn in-state tuition for illegal immigrants
• Police determine no shots were fired in Summit Ave. dispute
• C&O Canal officials float launch boat replica into Cushwa Basin
• Former coach facing child porn charges accused of having images of girls being assaulted by men
• City residents, former employees line up to pay respects to Schaefer
• Touching home: one final lap around Baltimore
• Mohammed says he beheaded U.S. reporter despite warnings
• Court ruling ends NFL lockout, at least for now
• Waynesboro school board to continue budget talks Tuesday
• Hagerstown man facing child porn charges was soccer coach
• Assault trial halted as questions arise about same-sex couples' rights
• Franklin County jobless rate is eighth-lowest in Pennsylvania
• Historic farmhouse to be auctioned
• Pa. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• HCC hosts Public Safety Awards ceremony
• Cybersecurity Workshop held April 27
• WikiLeaks releasing documents on Guantanamo
• Puzzle created for grandson shaping up to be rewarding
• ICE program will automate immigration checks
• County rejects request to take over Williamsport library building
• Police continue searching for suspects in fatal W.Va. stabbing
• Pet family members welcome at Mount Vernon Church's Easter service
• Girls find sweet way to raise funds for Greencastle-Antrim capital campaign
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• Volunteers at free Easter brunch say outreach project makes them more appreciative
• More than 250 children brave wet weather for egg-citing hunt at Ag Center
• Bast of Boonsboro closing after 174 years
• Thinking outside the vote box: Local wins and losses in Annapolis
• Yemeni president agrees to Gulf proposal on crisis
• St. Louis airport closed after storm, homes flattened
• Harper explodes, Suns rip Crawdads
• Syria buries scores of dead; more protests due
• Mount Aetna Adventist Elementary School raising money for a new roof
• Lohan Arrested, Sentenced to Jail For Probation Violation
• Hagerstown churches marking Good Friday with 'Way of the Cross' walk
• Two Hagerstown teens charged as adults after brawl
• M&T Bank in downtown Hagerstown robbed
• U.S. 11 remains closed in Inwood, W.Va., after tractor-trailer overturns
• Last Supper was not Jesus' last supper, researcher says
• Discovery of Barnes' body could yield new leads
• Announcement on new Washington Co. schools chief might come next week
• When Doleman Black Heritage Museum needed help, foundation stepped in
• Waynesboro church's gift gas fuels fellowship
• Underpass crossing planned beneath W.Va. 480 at Shepherd University
• Judge Boone to take indefinite leave of absence from bench
• O'Malley to lead trade mission to Asia
• HCC students eligible to compete for scholarship through Md. Space Grant Consortium
• HCC to present Nursing Assistant Day program
• At least three people injured in brawl at Hagerstown strip mall
• Your iPhone is tracking your location history
• Trial of alleged USS Cole bombing mastermind to move forward
• Habitat to rehab home for Mercersburg family of six
• Former educator touts corporate experience in his bid for Washington Co. schools chief
• Injured Pa. firefighter has poignant homecoming
• Parrott wants referendum on tuition for illegal immigrants
• German students bring international flavor to Earth Day in Hagerstown
• Fire heavily damages home on Dustin Drive
• Hagerstown woman seriously hurt in crash near Keedysville
• Winter Street students spruce up school grounds for Earth Day
• Environmentalists still face uphill battle on Gulf Coast
• Budget stalemate persists with Pa. board
• Spotlight shines on businesses that keep on rolling
• Four taken to hospital after rollover accident in Hagerstown
• Salvation Army's appreciation dinner kicks off fundraising campaign
• Plane carrying Michelle Obama aborts landing near Washington
• Superintendent candidate: 'My interest, heart and soul has always been in Washington County'
• Foreclosure auction on Phase I of the Cortland Manor Apartments canceled
• Fewer jobs in Maryland, but more people working
• Spring Mills McDonald's Restaurant participating in hiring initiative
• County to provide $25K to help Dynamark expand Hagerstown operations
• In Baltimore, Schaefer recalled as 'icon,' 'good man' who cared
• Security guard loses handgun at Greencastle convenience store
• Flores named HCC multicultural recruiter
• Dental emergency seminar offered through HCC
• Convenience store near Martinsburg robbed
• Former Md. governor, Baltimore mayor dies
• Rivers crest after weekend rainstorm
• W.Va. 167th Airlift Wing supporting operations worldwide
• Waynesboro's Gala Cancer Auction set for April 30
• Some find deadline taxing
• City workers' average pay is $54,222
• Superintendent candidate says county has 'quality school board'
• Obamas' tax return shows big drop in income in 2010
• Martinsburg man wounded in Charles Town bar; police seek shooter
• It's tax deadline day; Hagerstown post office closes at 5 p.m.
• '80s-themed Spring Fling held April 18-22
• Flood warnings remain in effect this morning in Washington County
• Businesses see breaks from General Assembly
• Most county government workers' salaries higher than average incomes
• Audience impressed by opera duet at The Maryland Theatre
• Parishioners gather for Palm Sunday ceremony in Sharpsburg
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• Students, pros take a whack at fame in STIHL competition
• Libyan rebels push on Brega, Misrata bombarded
• A song of hope
• Washington County roadways flooded, some areas lose power
• Washington Co. teacher salaries range from $17,862 to $86,884
• Washington County delegation looks back on 2011 General Assembly session
• Police say Hagerstown man fled scene of fatal motorcycle accident
• Mercersburg man died Friday from injuries suffered in motorcycle accident
• Tornadoes, storms across South kill at least 17
• Hagerstown Suns fans fill stands for home opener Friday
• Hot-air balloon sculptures unveiled in downtown Hagerstown
• Ground broken on Macy's Inc. in Martinsburg, W.Va.
• Woman accused in school assault told she could not pick up her daughter
• Judge: Trial for State Line man charged in Hoke homicide case won't begin this year
• House passes Republicans' 2012 spending plan
• Finals will be held from April 27-May 3
• Congress passes $38 billion in budget cuts
• Tri-State residents sound off on national budget
• Jenna Bush Hager: 'You have the chance to change people's lives'
• About 125 run to support Pregnancy Ministries while honoring accident victim
• Part of Maryland pension hike to go towards balancing state budget
• Hickory Elementary School in Halfway locked down after assault
• World's Oldest Man Dies at 114
• Earlybirds line up at AAUW book sale's new location on Florida Avenue
• Mother of industrial accident victim's son: 'I just told him he wouldn't see daddy again'
• Search narrows for Washington County Public Schools superintendent
• House passes government funding bill
• Thursday traffic update
• Fundraiser eyed for stadium upgrades at Greencastle-Antrim School District
• Man pleads guilty to conspiracy to commit bank fraud in Shiloh Ministries case
• Sun and dry weather forecast for Hagerstown area Thursday and Friday
• Students rejoice in tuition bill's passage
• Barry Bonds convicted of obstructing justice
• Girls Inc. alumna dine with Michelle Obama and 25 other 'Remarkable Women'
• Washington County, municipalities get less than a $1 million in state road money
• Washington County Sheriffs Office investigating fatal accident at Purina Mills plant
• Washington County chapter of the American Red Cross kicks off fundraising campaign
• Regents scholarships available through HCC
• An Evening of the Arts held April 28
• Resume and Interview Skills Workshop held April 27
• Obama to lay out deficit plan, focus on tax, spending
• Atop new poll, Trump slams China, OPEC and Obama
• Sole bidder offers $2 million for Hagerstown Hotel and Convention Center
• School board eliminates two concepts for new/renovated Bester Elementary
• Doleman museum funding extension was part of late-session action
• "Save our Salute" campaign raises nearly $32,000 to support July 4 event
• 'Hagerstown in the Civil War' commemorates 150th anniversary of conflict
• Space-shuttle retirement homes: Cape Canaveral, New York, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.
• Cannon fire, somber music mark 150th anniversary of start of Civil War
• Hetzer awarded $1.56M contract to rehabilitate Devil's Backbone Dam
• HCC offers one-day debt seminar
• Earth Week Celebration begins April 18
• Econo Lodge on Dual Highway robbed at gunpoint
• Waynesboro church hosting run in honor of woman killed in car accident
• Maryland lawmakers wage final battles
• Md. House approves 50% increase in alcohol sales tax
• Self-taught pianist 'transfixes' audiences
• Shepherdstown starting celebration of 250th anniversary in November
• Portion of Cortland Manor Apartments being sold at public auction
• With hope of being free, James Pennington fled Rockland estate
• Dental radiation safety seminar offered through HCC
• Valley Co-Op gives customers ownership in market
• Audience wowed by 'Phantom of the Opera' production
• Historic war touched Saint James School
• Pa. borough assists residents of housing development with sewage problem
• Waynesboro talent show raises money for Communities That Care
• Bowlers raise funds for kids' sakes
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Sidney Lumet dies at 86; prolific 'actor's director' steered clear of Hollywood
• Leopards girls are hosts who get the most
• Etzel doesn't come up short for Baker scholarship
• Beltran's homers, muffed fly do in Nats
• Truckers get helping of heavenly hospitality
• Hundreds flock to Washington County Health Department health expo
• Countdown begins for local bills
• Civil War's carnage led to medical advances
• No large-scale Battle of Antietam re-enactment plans for sesquicentennial
• Obama signs bill averting government shutdown
• Civil War re-enactors recreate history with 'Greencastle: Skirmish on the Square'
• Union representative offers different account of clash at MCTC
• Theater owner tells Potomac Playmakers that lease will be thrown out
• Lawmakers bicker over budget as shutdown looms
• Budget resolution may be near, sources say
• Larry Yanos' sports memorabilia collection to be auctioned off
• Cybersecurity Career Expo begins April 14
• Government preparing furlough notices as shutdown looms
• Md. House panel debates raising alcohol sales tax
• House begins in-state tuition debate
• Harper singles in first pro at-bat
• Board gives green light to Greencastle stadium project
• Company devalues former Fort Ritchie U.S. Army base
• Smithsburg woman charged with manslaughter in boyfriend's drug death
• Construction on first phase of Funkstown bypass delayed until spring of 2012
• Pa. man sentenced to five years in prison for shooting neighbor in Blue Ridge Summit
• One person killed in crash on I-81 in southern Berkeley County
• HCC student named to Coca-Cola Community College Academic Team
• HCC offers spring birding courses
• Chambersburg teachers association ratifies two-year contract
• Man accused of murder in W.Va. appears in Washington County court for hearing on drug charges
• Gov. Tomblin visits Eastern Panhandle
• Serafini will be new Washington County delegation chairman
• Hagerstown Hotel and Convention Center set to be sold at auction
• Potomac Playmakers say Academy Theater owners acted in bad faith
• New Potomac Edison power company plans to hire 30 to 40 to work in WIlliamsport
• Take part in Relay for Life on April 15
• Obama phones congressional leaders as talks continue in attempt to avert government shutdown
• Robinwood Players perform A Little Night Music April 22-23
• Musselman High School hosts Multicultural Fair
• Public to have say on Greencastle-Antrim school stadium project
• GOP bets voters will choose fiscal well-being over healthcare safety net
• Washington County delegation reacts to new state pension plan
• Some Wilson College students go barefoot to collect shoes for others
• Attorneys seek change of venue for State Line, Pa. man accused of killing Kristy Dawn Hoke
• Washington County Gaming Office director wants to increase vendor fees for tip jars
• Hagerstown Suns exhibition game canceled
• More rain expected in Hagerstown this week
• Testing Center offering extended hours
• Md. House gives initial approval to capital budget
• HCC expands non-credit language offerings
• HCC club wins bronze at annual math tournament
• 15-year-old stabbed; Hagerstown police seek assailant
• W.Va. man faces 3 felony charges, including kidnapping
• Martinsburg painting the town purple for Relay
• Harper is modern, old-time baseball player
• Jobless rates in Franklin, Fulton counties fell during Feb.
• Woman agrees to testify against boyfriend in child-abuse case
• Md. lawmakers reach compromise on pension, retiree health-benefit reforms
• On the lookout for radiation in Maryland
• Trial in Halloween assault case postponed because of reluctant witness
• Mom, daughter put love of history to good use in Hancock
• Md. budget panel settles differences on pensions, prescription drugs
• HCC instructor advances to third round of national novel contest
• CREAS event held April 16
• AP source: Couric leaving news anchor post
• Morning traffic report: Crash reported on Dual Highway
• President Obama announces re-election bid in web video
• Miranda Lambert matches last year's win total at ACM awards
• Lightning strikes town house off Sharpsburg Pike
• Effort to fix missed annexation expedited; hearing set for today
• Stores, others bring donated food to the table
• Demand at food banks rises with jobless rate
• PSAs to remind residents about proper use of recycling boxes
• What's wrong with this picture?
• A story of Michael Bell: A family lets go
• Play ball!
• Far-out fundraiser benefits Habitat for Humanity
• Chamber chief pleased with Annapolis lobbying coalition
• Writers in the running for RITAs
• New telework center to replace facility set to close
• Koran burning sparks more violence in Afghanistan
• Two killed in head-on crash on I-81 in Pa.
• Revelers flip their lids to mark historical society centennial
• Goretti students pledge to help Haitian sister school
• Man guilty of third-degree murder in death outside Pa. bar
• Washington County jobless rate declined slightly in Feb.
• Panel begins negotiations on Md. budget legislation
• Advertising mannequins draw students' attention
• Five charged in metal-theft cases
• Extension sought for Doleman museum to claim state funding
• New store opening at site of former Hepburn Orchards fruit market
• Hagerstown man goes to the mat to get healthy
• Man ordered to face trial in jewelry theft
• Book Buyback April 28 - May 7
• Major issues still unresolved as General Assembly session enters final days
• Math Awareness Week held April 4-8
• Bill would let sheriff's deputies practice law
• HCC’s Leadership Club attends annual leadership symposium
• Gaming Convention held May 21
• One person taken to hospital after crash in Harpers Ferry
• CIA officers working with Libya rebels
• Civil War Trails marked in Panhandle
• Lawmakers reject funding for new Antietam Fire Co. station
• Chambersburg school board approves two-year contract with teachers union
• Officials admire 'green' going into new school
• Hagerstown Regional Airport officials seek support for new service
• State lawmakers approve local road money
• Md. Senate approves alcohol tax increase
• A family that makes art together
• Grasmick to retire after 20 years as Md. schools superintendent
• Man charged in Hagerstown machete attack turns himself in
• Opinions vary on how to attack Waynesboro's $2 million deficit
• Pa. homicide trial begins
• Most county departments will have to make financial cuts
• Former alarm company official gets 94 years in suspended sentences
• Hagerstown airport adding service to South Carolina, Florida
• Md. alcohol tax moves ahead in Senate
• Washington County school officials present budget to county commissioners
• HCC announces outstanding adjunct faculty recipients
• Firefighters from two counties at scene of Myersville blaze
• HCC offers new online writing courses
• SGA seeks new officers for 2011-2012
• Three sought in armed home invasion in Berkeley County
• Obama justifies U.S. intervention in Libya
• Workers suffer hardships in effort to stabilize Fukushima plant
• Little progress made in talks between Waynesboro teachers' union, board
• Pa. counties to host Civil War events in April
• Ex-Hagerstown man extradited to U.S. in rape case
• New clubhouse taking shape at Whitetail
• Washington County has highest diabetes death rate in state
• Parts of 95 properties eyed for annexation into city
• Field distinguished among St. Mary graduates
• Casting Call: Are you the next face of HCC?
• HCC’s Project Success holds first cultural trip
• Obama takes Libya campaign to the U.S. public
• New scholarship available for high school graduates
• HCC student wins Teen Idol 2011 competition
• School bus drivers' one-day survey shows areas of motorist violations
• Md. Highway Administration removes incorrect safety graphic
• Voices raised in song raise funds for Hawks
• Girl Scouts transform library into 'heavenly' space
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Mega Millions ticket worth $319M sold in New York
• Commissioners hold 'meet and greet' at Valley Mall
• Stadium becomes training ground for law enforcement
• Mack Trucks Inc. employees talk about `Undercover Boss' experience
• Developer's appointment to Planning Commission sparks outrage
• First female VP candidate Ferraro dies at 75
• Wisconsin Republicans say anti-union law in effect
• Protests and shooting in Syria as unrest spreads
• Hagerstown Community College's 12th Annual Tribute honors Jack and Anna Hershey
• Greensburg Farm Market reopens less than three weeks after fire
• Heavy sales push tonight's Mega Millions jackpot to $312 million
• HCC offers new online photography course
• Chambersburg district, teachers association reach tentative agreement
• Annies shine at Greencastle-Antrim High School
• HCC students plan night outside to increase homelessness awareness
• W.Va. woman ordered to pay $11,071 for care given to horses, cows
• Controller asleep - but how many did airport need?
• Correctional officers sign petition to ban union leader from MCTC
• Basket bingo to honor Linn Hendershot, raise money for Christmas Eve gala
• Three injured in 3-vehicle crash near Hagerstown involving school bus
• New scholarship available to full and part-time Hispanic students
• French jets down one of Gadhafi's planes, target flow of arms
• Go Green Expo to be held at HCC
• Sharpsburg woman hurt after vehicle hits a tree
• Another Senate-House showdown possible on USM
• City restructuring continues; 55 jobs eliminated since start of the year
• Penn State Mont Alto students Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
• Lawyers: Loughner sent to Missouri for mental exam
• Expert panel faults Army in anthrax case
• How Elizabeth Taylor changed the face of fame
• Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• MSO seeks community's help with Salute to Independence
• 'Nashville Star' winner Buddy Jewell will perform in Hagerstown
• Gay marriage in California won't resume for now, appeals court rules
• Berkeley County was W.Va.'s fastest growing in last decade
• HCC honor society inducts new members
• Japan quake becomes world's costliest natural disaster
• Western Maryland Blues Fest 2011
• City Council approves measure to allow Suns to schedule more events
• PBS documentary tells story of local man who was patient at Rosewood
• Washington County deals with $7.4 million budget shortfall
• Washington County Commissioners president advocates reduction in borrowing
• Opening of new primary school expected to reduce enrollment at two other elementaries
• Man charged in fatal car accident remains in jail
• Snipers, shells, tanks terrorize key Libyan city
• Administrative Professionals event held April 29
• Power lines to Japanese reactor units are reconnected
• Stylist shifts talents from cuisine to coiffure
• Some stadium neighbors support concert plans
• New program to give homeless female veterans a Welcome Home
• MSO needs funds for annual Salute to Independence concert
• HCC students host Adobe CS5 Workshop
• Free Creative Writing Workshop held April 11
• Gospel concert to benefit HCC Booster Club
• HCC Variety Show to benefit Children in Need
• Pentagon says Gadhafi's forces in disarray after assault
• 'Single Ladies' among the hits at Clear Spring Minstrel Show
• HCC seeks more money for programs, to offset building projects
• Man treated for burns after Outer Drive house fire
• Faith, community support help M&K Market reopen
• Body found in Frederick identified as that of Burger King shift manager
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Qatar planes taking positions near Libya: Mullen
• Reactor progress, miraculous rescue fuel Japan's hope, but food worries persist
• Allies launch Libya force as Gadhafi hits rebels
• 55 Washington County students compete to be best spellers
• Linked by tragedy
• Allies launch Libya force as Gadhafi hits rebels
• Berlin zoo: Beloved polar bear Knut has died
• One man sent to hospital after apartment fire on Little Elliott Drive
• Some Boonsboro High students to aid Japanese relief efforts
• Other regimes emboldened by Kadafi's tactics
• Waynesboro mourns the loss of Judy Clement
• Job seekers aplenty
• Two taken to hospital in two separate motorcycle accidents
• Judge temporarily blocks Wisconsin anti-union law
• Libya declares ceasefire after UN resolution
• U.N. Security Council authorizes action against Moammar Kadafi
• AD, parent: School district fields in bad shape
• Mother of nine dies in crash in Waynesboro, Pa.
• Pharmacist can no longer dispense controlled dangerous substances
• Donor gave kidney, plus HIV, to recipient
• Jefferson County, W.Va., fire claims house, pet birds
• Obama seeks safety review of U.S. nuclear plants
• Officials: No radiation danger to US, territories
• `Guys and Dolls' on high school stage this weekend
• Colberts help Suns feel at home during stay
• Remembering the 1936 St. Patrick's Day flood
• Buckles honored at Zion Episcopal
• Bull captured near Meritus Medical Center at Hagerstown
• Task force to study arts and entertainment in Hagerstown, Washington County
• Tensions high at Pa. school board meeting
• Serafini proposes changes to state pension system
• Organizational restructuring and retirement plan would save county at least $500,000
• County eyes raising landfill fees, instituting recycling fee and eliminating recycling drop-boxes
• Suns' front office resisting urge to celebrate Harper's 'arrival' just yet
• Volvo to invest $100 million in Franklin Co. location
• Investigation: Man committed suicide in Potomac Towers jump
• Buckles being laid to rest today
• Mentoring Advisory Board Assembled
• Local Republicans were leaders in last election's campaign money
• Woman charged in death of Mexican man in Martinsburg
• Middletown, Md., man faces traffic charges
• Former county resident spared from earthquake
• Two Washington County students perform with All State Junior Chorus
• HCC students encouraged to join PTK
• Parents react to toy gun found at school
• Gardeners: Produce donations wanted
• State highway crew fixes bad pothole on westbound I-70
• Vehicle runs into tree on East Washington Street
• Gardeners get inspiration at 17th annual Flower & Garden Show
• Bus From Mohegan Sun Crashes in N.Y. — At Least 14 Dead, 8 Critical
• Tri-State residents coping with high gas prices
• NYPD: 14th victim dies in NYC bus accident
• Tri-State area to have drier weather for several days
• Daybreak reveals huge devastation in tsunami-hit Japan
• Security guard falls to his death from Potomac Towers
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signs measure limiting collective bargaining for public workers
• Buckles' family satisfied with Arlington honors for WWI vet
• Maryland gay marriage bill dies with no final vote
• Chambersburg man killed in crash on I-81 in Washington County
• Cuts loom for Franklin County school districts, officials say
• 'David's Friendship' house named to list of 11 threatened historic properties in state
• House members weigh amendment to gay marriage bill
• Flood warning still in effect for Washington County
• Wisconsin lawmakers cut public worker bargaining rights
• Tech High students get their hands dirty in running a greenhouse
• Frank Buckles, last U.S. veteran of World War I, to be buried Tuesday at Arlington
• Freight train jumps track near Hagerstown underpass
• Federal prosecutors to announce indictments of Somali pirates
• Raleigh Street work continues
• Operators of Greensburg Farm Market hope to continue business
• Local amendments fail in same-sex marriage bill
• Demolition process begins on former Washington County Hospital
• Illinois abolishes death penalty, clears death row
• Flood warning in effect; Hagerstown area could get up to 3 inches of rain
• Senate rejects rival GOP, Democratic budgets
• Franklin County DA to seek death penalty
• NOW Club hosts IT lecture on March 31
• Greensburg Farm Market building appears to be total loss after fire
• Egypt Muslim-Christian clashes leave at least 13 killed after protests over church burning
• City could invest $1 million in CVS site
• Director says libraries deluged by people seeking help to find work
• Donoghue amendment delays same-sex vote
• Extension planned for acceleration lane at I-81 and I-70 interchange
• Young Mexican police chief seeking asylum in U.S.
• Wis. governor proposes union compromise in e-mails
• Md. House nears vote on legalizing gay marriage
• Pa. governor wants teacher pay frozen
• Police identify 71-year-old man killed in Fulton County, Pa., crash
• Taliban kill 20 in car bombing in eastern Pakistani city, claim intel agency was target
• Gas prices are about more than just oil
• Jury awards murder victim's family $1.1 million
• Williamsport considers restricting truck weights on some roads
• Successful sisters come full circle
• Obama restarts Guantanamo trials, with reservations
• Pre-Lenten fastnachts a traditional treat
• Charlie Sheen fired from 'Two and a Half Men'
• HCC offers CreditSmart financial literacy course
• Spring Job Fair held March 18
• Needmore, Pa., woman dies following crash
• Man's death investigated as homicide
• Maugansville residents reminisce at reunion
• Hagerstown area avoids flooding problems
• Home Show offers answers for small, large projects
• Smithsburg to begin curbside recycling in July
• Two Washington County volunteer fire companies receive federal grants
• Home show exhibitors see demand for remodeling
• Census numbers show Washington Co. growing more diverse
• State proposes cuts to retiree drug coverage
• Sheila Metzel says 45 years with WCPS 'was never boring'
• Unified in bocce and in championship
• NFL and union extend talks for a week
• Clemency denied, Ohio to execute with suicide drug
• Bartlett supports Capitol viewing for Buckles
• More than 300 attend Teacher Recruitment Fair
• Williamsport gets $325,000 grant to upgrade sewer system
• Wis. governor tells unions he will lay off workers
• Tucson suspect charged with murders of judge, aide
• Md. House panel votes to approve bill legalizing gay marriage
• English Club looking for new members
• HCC students receive MLEO and Larry Small scholarships
• U.S. Payrolls Rose 192,000; Jobless Rate at 8.9% in February
• 'Waste-to-energy' facility's project manager speaks to citizens group
• Bills propose verification of workers
• Wisconsin Dems threatened with police action, layoffs
• N.J. terror suspects plead guilty
• Boehner says no to Rotunda ceremony for Buckles
• St. Thomas man sentenced to prison for fatally shooting his wife
• Obama keeps door open to military options in Libya
• L.L.Bean to close Hagerstown outlet store April 30
• House panel unlikely to vote Thursday on same-sex marriage
• Chambersburg native will head U.S. Golf Association
• Australia's last World War I veteran turns 110 today
• Septic ban bill dead, committee chairwoman says
• Smooth sailing for Hagerstown campus funding
• 11 have applied to be next WCPS superintendent
• Convicted murderer withdraws petition for new trial
• Five pets killed in house fire on Millers Church Road
• Same-sex marriage bill back on track in Md. House
• Shots fired at U.S. military personnel in Germany; two killed
• Supreme Court rules for anti-gay church over military funeral protests
• Navy moves forces in response to Libya
• HCC students and staff participate in Cycle United
• Gay marriage faces trouble in Md. House committee
• School board votes to take $241.7 million draft budget to public hearing
• Commissioners remove doubling provision from Building Excise Tax
• Sheriff asks for less than half percent more; EMS seeks additional 9.8%
• Buckles expected to lie in Rotunda
• Mayor: City is financially stable despite having lost $7.3 million in revenue
• Wis. governor's budget proposes deep cuts to schools
• UN suspends Libya from rights council
• House passes bill to cut spending, avert shutdown
• Reports: Iran uses tear gas to disperse protesters
• SGA hosts Sleep-Out for the Homeless
• SGA hosts free family movie night
• Md. House panel delays vote on gay-marriage bill
• HCC offers ECG basics course
• National Gallery trip held March 20
• Plans for $2 billion mulitistate power line suspended
• Parents never doubt son's ability to recover from brain injury
• Endowment campaign raises more than $10 million for local nonprofits
• Md. Special Olympians converge on Whitetail Resort
• Obama, Congressional leaders, area residents remember Buckles
• One person killed, 6 taken to hospital after I-70 crash
• EU policy chief says EU to adopt sanctions against Libya; France offers aid to Libyan rebels
• One person killed in crash in Falling Waters
• Fire displaces residents of Virginia Ave. duplex
• County inmate dead of apparent suicide
• Meals on Wheels delivery system gets into gear
• Sled derby gets wild and wacky
• 'King's Speech' takes top trophies at Oscars
• Frank Buckles, last surviving U.S. World War I veteran, dies
• Gaddafi unflinching as rebel city fears counter-attack
• 'Alice in Wonderland' takes first prize at Oscars
• Libyan regime passes out guns to pro-Gadhafi civilians who roam capital to prevent protest
• Largest crowds since Vietnam War march in Wisconsin
• Robocall investigation ends with no charges
• Measure in state legislature would give $1,800 raise to teachers over two years
• New Hagerstown Regional Airport director: 'I'm really cranked up and ready to get moving'
• UN council slaps sanctions on Libya's Gadhafi
• Kadafi blocks off Libyan capital after night of violence stuns residents
• UK military planes rescue 150 from Libyan desert
• New Potomac Edison regional headquarters will be in Williamsport Service Center
• Maryland House weighs gay marriage bill
• Federal funding for the Hagerstown Telework Center will expire in March
• Six testify during hearing for soldier accused of killing Afghan
• Police identify man found dead in wooded area in Hagerstown
• Militias fire on Libyan protesters; multiple deaths reported
• Downed utility line closes I-81 near Martinsburg
• FirstEnergy, Allegheny Energy begin combined operations
• Wisconsin Assembly approves plan to curb unions
• W.Va. man charged in armed robbery at Sheetz store near Hagerstown
• Karl Rove: 'The Keystone State is the keystone in any presidential bid'
• Wife defends local guardsman charged in Afghan murder
• FirstEnergy and Allegheny Energy merger gets final approval
• Fire at Houston daycare center kills 3, injures 4
• Police: NZ quake death toll rises to 113
• Space shuttle Discovery launches on final voyage
• Tractor trailer crashes at I-70 and I-68
• U.S., allies pressure Gadhafi to halt Libya violence
• Md. Senate OKs same-sex marriage
• Man died of smoke inhalation following house fire, authorities say
• E. Antietam St. closed as library walls come down
• 'Beyond Scared Straight' episode filmed at MCI-H will air tonight
• Toyota recalls 2.2 million vehicles over pedal issues
• Vote could come today on Wis. collective bargaining rights bill
• Schmankerl Stube Bavarian Restaurant owner named Business Person of the Year
• Woman pleads not guilty, waives arraignment in fatal July crash
• Helipad at Meritus temporarily shut down for maintenance
• 86-year-old victim of house fire dies Wednesday afternoon
• Washington County to get $600,000 for senior-citizen center
• Government wants admissions from tobacco companies
• Obama dispatches Clinton for talks on Libya
• Ford to recall 150,000 F-150 pickups over air bags
• On prank call, Wis. governor discusses strategy
• Commissioners OK program offering excise tax credits toward new homes
• Two taken to hospital after house fire on Patrick Road
• Same-sex marriage bill passes preliminary vote in Md. Senate
• Kadafi vows no mercy as chaos grows
• Western Md. legislators defend mountain names
• U.S. condemns 'appalling' violence in Libya
• Autopsies in murder-suicide probe show both died of gunshot wounds
• Many unimpressed with snow removal after storm
• Wisconsin lawmakers take up bill to cripple unions
• NZ earthquake death toll at 75 as search continues
• Dieterich named chief of Hagerstown Fire Department
• Man rescued from house fire on The Terrace listed in critical condition
• Somali pirates kill four American hostages
• BSU Fashion Show held March 4
• Two HCC students intern at Hess Construction
• Dozens killed in New Zealand earthquake
• Dynamark expansion to bring 35 new jobs
• Cancer survivors celebrate life
• Pa. murder-suicide called 'hauntingly familiar'
• Experts' opinions differ on risks posed by Agent Orange sprayed at Ritchie
• Tri-State braces for winter storm; Pa. could see up to 10 inches of snow
• Scholarship applications now available at HCC
• Larry Sharpe Memorial held Feb. 23
• Clashes, fires reported in Libya's capital
• Top school officials' expenses revealed
• Dynamark Monitoring plans expansion in Hagerstown
• Oyster shells from local event to help restore population of Chesapeake Bay
• Agent Orange was tested at Fort Ritchie Army base
• Speaker urges youths to work harder, be smarter
• Kadafi's son says Libyan unrest threatens civil war
• Fulton County man fatally shoots woman, then kills himself
• Number of checks and balances in place for expense accounts
• BOE members shouldered more expenses as economy worsened
• Analysis: Many of Morgan's expenses for meetings she was expected to attend
• Public funds for arts not a pretty picture
• Berkeley Co. school board to consider public recreation center
• Freshmen spur GOP-run House on big spending cuts
• Thousands of protesters surround Wisconsin Capitol
• Bahrain protesters celebrate as police, soldiers withdraw from Pearl Square
• GOP-led House approves battery of spending cuts
• From Libya to Yemen, no sign of unrest easing
• Possible subsidy cut would hurt Hagerstown Regional Airport
• While not a recordbreaker, Friday's weather called a tease
• Woman gets two traffic tickets for killing three in Md.
• Wisconsin governor calls on Dems who fled state to return
• Bahrain security forces fire on defiant protesters
• Doctor says 35 killed in east Libya amid unrest
• Green River Killer pleads guilty to 49th murder
• Egyptians mass in Cairo to mark Mubarak fall
• VT Industries to close Indiana plant, move work to new Hagerstown facility
• Senate would limit subsidies for rural air service, including Hagerstown
• Local family urges law targeting drug providers
• Fight for Justice's Law renewed, with new voices
• Senate would limit subsidies for rural air service
• Md. Senate panel approves gay marriage
• Man indicted in homicide of young mother of two
• Bahrain locked down after 5 protesters killed
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker calls Democrat boycott a 'stunt'
• Va. man indicted in deaths of Berkeley Co. woman and her son
• Nine HCC students inducted into national radiologic honor society
• Driver apprehended after high-speed chase from W.Va. to Md.
• Unemployment claims jump to 410,000
• Chambersburg teachers clamor for new contract
• County coalition lobbies in Annapolis
• Mack Trucks boss goes undercover at Volvo Powertrain North America plant
• Woman put on probation, ordered to pay restitution for stealing from elderly woman
• Thousands protest anti-union bill in Wisconsin
• John's Hallmark Shop at Valley Mall to close
• Hawaii legislators OK civil unions
• Deputy marshal, suspect killed in W.Va. shootout
• Marty Stuart, Confederate Railroad to perform at Pickin' in the Panhandle
• Spring Transfer Fair held Feb. 28
• Borders files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, will close 200 stories
• Cyclist Lance Armstrong announces his retirement
• Fire destroys W.Va. barn; unknown number of piglets die
• Md. bill would tighten cell phone use while driving
• Waynesboro teachers demonstrate outside school board meeting
• Judge to determine if man is criminally responsible for bank robberies
• Revision to planned rear entrance to HCC would more than double cost
• More than 30 take stage in Teen Idol auditions
• Pa. governor removing state employees in abortion clinic investigation
• Panel: FBI overstated science behind probe of deadly 2001 anthrax attacks
• Ridenour named new director at Hagerstown Regional Airport
• Girl injured after running into oncoming car near Smithsburg school
• Italian premier ordered to trial in prostitution coverup case
• Ross named new president, CEO of Meritus Health
• Old Opera House marks a century
• Plea agreement offered in fatal shooting
• Judge to decide whether statements in shooting case will be heard at trial
• Deployed soldier arranges Valentine's Day serenade
• It's tea time at Dollies
• Couples say 'I do' at courthouse
• Fire destroys mobile home in Kearneysville
• Obama begins rollout of budget certain to spark strong debate
• Valentine's Day still an important holiday to couples of all ages
• Obama budget includes spending cuts, sets up debate with GOP
• BayRunner Shuttle offers additional transportation options to BWI
• Gardening committee set to form in Hagerstown
• Outstanding service lauded at Law and Safety Day ceremony
• Fatal accident in Washington Township
• According to figures, Keedysville grew 139 percent
• Census: Southern and eastern parts of Washington County grew, western towns shrunk
• Shippensburg man struck and killed by train
• Pa. bill would change rules for use of deadly force
• Does USM-H face another funding battle?
• Lawmakers clash over Western Md. mountain names
• Deming awarded more than half million in tax credits for renovation projects
• 2010 United Way campaign surpasses $1.6 million goal
• Hosni Mubarak resigns, military takes control in Egypt
• Project Success holds first Open House
• As protesters march in Cairo, Mubarak arrives at Red Sea resort
• Police seek information on Martinsburg, W.Va., beating of Brooklyn man
• Fisherman thrown into bay says three would have died without swift rescue
• Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff speaks at town hall meeting in Chambersburg
• Community Foundation awards $80,000 in grants to local organizations
• Case of teen convicted of solicitation to commit murder being documented for TV show
• Driver faces charges in fatal crash, but not with death of woman
• Pros and cons of raising Maryland's gas tax debated
• Jury finds Harrigan guilty of voluntary manslaughter in shooting
• N.C. bank standoff ends; police kill armed suspect
• Ex-congressional aide guilty for World Series trip
• Mubarak transfers power to vice president but remains as president
• Former nurse sentenced to 5 years for stealing from Nick Giannaris
• One dead, five still missing in Allentown, Pa. blast
• Nearly 400 jam into auditorium to learn more about stink bugs
• Harrigan takes stand in criminal homicide trial
• 'No' to C&O bond bill request
• County eyes changes to areas to be given priority for preservation funding
• U.S. Census: County is 10th fastest-growing in state
• Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics' campus to hold open house
• Lindsay Lohan pleads not guilty to charge of grand theft
• Waynesboro business owner faces child porn-related charges
• Rep. Giffords regaining ability to speak
• Hagerstown Lioness Club offers scholarships for incoming HCC students
• Crews at scene of house fire in Franklin County
• Talks between North, South Korea collapse
• 911 recordings played in second day of homicide trial of Michael Harrigan
• Gas tax hike, septic system limits discussed after State of the County
• Firefighters battling fire on Resh Road
• Gay marriage prospects unclear in blue Md.
• MCI inmate sentenced to five more years of prison for escape
• Commissioners tout accomplishments at State of the County presentation
• Mercersburg's Smith House gets 'stay of execution'
• Sexting can haunt offenders for years to come
• Man sentenced in father's murder
• Judge orders teen charged in shooting to be held in secure detention
• Meritus set to open new 11-bed unit this spring
• Undeclared lawmakers to decide fate of gay marriage
• Maryland's two casinos make $10.8 million in January
• HCC student crowned 2011 American Honey Queen
• Jury selected in Blue RIdge Summit shotgun slaying trial
• HCC’s Robinwood Players sponsor prom fashion show
• HCC advances to CCDC regional finals
• HCC announces seminars for annual Flower & Garden Show
• Red Light Green Light Dance held Feb. 11
• Christina Aguilera Fumbles Lyrics at the Super Bowl
• Egypt's new cabinet meets as protests continue
• Convincing young people to eat better foods might be challenging
• Black history tribute honors lesser known figures
• Healthier school meals could lead to higher prices
• Super Bowl XLV Steelers-Packers: Green Bay 28, Pittsburgh 25
• Dahlin leaves archaeological legacy
• Library exhibit is out of this world
• Muslim Brotherhood joins talks on Egypt's new government
• Area residents make Super Bowl predictions
• Volunteers on study group brainstorm ideas to improve Washington Co. public schools
• Maynard suggests prisoners dismantle state prison in Jessup
• Egypt denies vice president targeted in shooting
• Modern-day woman does things the old-fashioned way
• Motorists warned of potentially icy conditions Saturday morning
• Manitowoc plans to hire 200 workers in the first half of this year
• 'The Super Bowl is a great excuse for a compulsive gambler to gamble'
• Congestion at Halfway and Massey Boulevards to get worse before it gets better
• Rep. Giffords' husband will fly final shuttle mission
• 'Leave! Leave! Leave!' anti-Mubarak protesters chant in Cairo
• Fire destroys mobile home in Kearneysville
• Car, fire company tanker truck collide at intersection of Ringgold Pike, Jefferson Boulevard
• O'Malley says state facing tough choices because of budget gap
• DPS suspends programs that send young people into prisons
• Alleys to close for library renovation and expansion project
• O'Malley seeks ban on septic systems in new housing developments
• Violence in Egypt as Cairo protesters expand battleground
• Egypt's army separates battling demonstrators
• Senate rejects GOP-led bid to repeal healthcare law
• Lawyers hope to iron out storm water system issues
• County's best student musicians perform at 2011 All County Orchestra concert
• More uniform system sought for mitigation payments from developers
• Antietam Fire Co. might move to North End
• Senate Republicans lose vote on health law
• Watch tonight's All County Orchestra concert on streaming video
• Mubarak's foes, supporters clash in Cairo
• Spring is Coming Early! Punxsutawney Phil Doesn't See His Shadow
• Rain, near-freezing temperatures delay schools
• Woman stabbed, robbed in Martinsburg
• Chambersburg students getting hooked on Kindles
• Copper thieves cut water line at vacant Brown Avenue home
• County considers repealing property tax credit
• Consultant to act as interim superintendent for WCPS
• Harsh winter boosts salt sales at hardware stores
• Mubarak won't seek new term; go now, crowds shout
• Road conditions vary from Maryland to Pa. and W.Va.
• Battle of pressure systems leaves forecasters guessing
• Road crews trying to make salt last
• Buckles to celebrate 110th birthday on Tuesday
• Pa. Guardswoman serves students Afghan lessons
• Weather-related cancellations and postponements
• Hedge Apple Submissions Due Feb. 15
• Financial Aid Assistance Available for Students
• Cornea transplant recipient hails procedure that can restore vision
• Egypt's police return; foreigners try to evacuate
• Report says Washington County lost more jobs than gained in 2010
• New urgent-care clinic operating near former hospital
• MCI program to be featured on A&E's 'Beyond Scared Straight'
• More than $10,000 raised for Community Free Clinic
• Easter Seals bingo fundraiser a sellout
• DA says drug sweep is Franklin County's largest in several years
• Egypt dispatches jets, helicopters over protesters on sixth day of turmoil
• Partnership with Special Olympics floor hockey team builds community connection
• Winter storms threaten local snow-removal budgets
• Train crash in Germany kills 10, injures 33
• A story of survival
• Delegation Republicans say O'Malley budget falls short
• Egypt's president names deputy for 1st time
• Egypt's anger spills into the streets for a 5th day
• Grove Family Library to celebrate 5th anniversary
• Maryland Energy Assistance Program getting less federal funding this year
• Unemployment rate up slightly during holiday season
• Kearneysville man charged with bank robbery in Inwood
• Egyptian president asks Cabinet to resign
• Minor accidents reported today in Washington County as snow returns
• 41 firefighters battle blaze at home near Clear Spring
• Challenger: 25 years later, a still painful wound
• Chambersburg school board approves tax increase of 3.5 percent
• Witnesses: Man shot at club robbed alleged shooter just before being slain
• State senator chides union for 'duplicitous' service fee
• Caregiver charged with stealing from Hagerstown couple arrested at nursing home
• Ill. high court: Emanuel can run for Chicago mayor
• Snowstorm traps father, daughter on I-70 for more than 12 hours
• NASA chief will 'never forget' fallen astronauts
• A day after the big snow, drivers find main roads clear, back roads not
• Financial crisis was avoidable, says government-appointed panel
• Council introduces wind and solar generator ordinance
• Controversial quarry gets permits to begin operating
• Bill could open door to downtown microbrewery
• Bartlett shares favorite moments from State of the Union address
• No stemming red ink: Federal deficit to hit $1.5 trillion
• House votes to end subsidies for candidates
• Giffords moved to nearby rehab hospital in Houston
• Fed stays cautious on recovery
• First wave of winter storm moves through area; more snow due later today
• Leader of group opposed to incinerator project talks to members of Boonsboro Recycling Task Force
• Washington Co. delegates to oppose same-sex marriage bill
• Obama: Challenges are 'bigger than party'
• State of the Union: Obama to call for bipartisan cooperation on economy
• School budget shortfall only $420,000
• Proposed budget would eliminate government high school assessment test
• Second phase of Contemporary Arts Center complex to begin in April
• Md. officials report dramatic rise in flu cases
• Judge Boone ordered to take daily Breathalyzer tests
• Winter storm watch in effect; area could see up to 8 inches of snow
• 'He taught most of Washington County how to paint'
• 'The King's Speech' gets 12 Oscar nominations
• Hagerstown Childrens Theater Presents Cinderella
• Moscow airport bombing kills 35
• Spate of police officer shootings a sign of the times, sheriff says
• Community activists fear Washington County could be part of incinerator project
• Man's life sentence in ex-wife's murder is unchanged
• Board of education members discuss criteria for next superintendent
• Next schools superintendent would make at least $180,000
• Man killed in crash remembered for his helpfulness
• HCC offers financial aid help labs for students
• HCC offers course on home improvement examination
• Two hurt in 3-vehicle crash on eastbound I-70
• Water main break closes Chambersburg school
• Shots fired into Hagerstown residence
• Fitness Guru Jack LaLanne Dies at Age 96
• FirstEnergy has powerful past
• Laila's Kitchen owners came a long way for their dream
• Four police officers take advantage of Hagerstown's retirement incentive
• Two men still hospitalized after fatal accident
• Tolbert honored for civil-rights efforts
• Study: Berkeley Co. parks and recreation offers residents 'pretty big bang for their dollar'
• Maryland's secretary of public safety and correctional services meets with delegation
• Allegheny Energy, FirstEnergy tout merger benefits
• Oldest living member of 'Band of Brothers' dies
• R. Sargent Shriver remembered for heritage, hugs
• Middletown man dies after head-on crash on U.S. 40
• Hancock man dead, two hurt in car crash west of Shamrock Inn
• O'Malley's capital budget proposal includes at least 12 Washington Co. projects
• O'Malley outlines nearly $1 billion in cuts
• Johnson pleads not guilty in death of wildlife conservation officer
• Acting W.Va. governor proclaims Oct. 4 election
• Fire destroys house near Dargan
• Gabrielle Giffords to travel to Houston for rehabilitation
• Greencastle residents speak out against a possible tax increase
• O'Malley budget proposal: No furloughs, but cuts to health care, aid to counties
• Del. Donoghue to attend R. Sargent Shriver's funeral
• Man held on bank robbery charges in W.Va. charged with robbery near Hagerstown
• Death penalty sought against man accused in fatal shooting of conservation officer
• After 6 months, little changed at scene of Clear Spring fire
• On 90th birthday, woman shares memories working for the war effort at Fairchild
• Teen coalition exercise has broad aim to reduce pregnancy rate
• Ceremonies mark 50th anniversary of JFK's inauguration
• Giffords to be moved to Houston rehab center
• Yearlong Pa. drug sweep leads to numerous arrests
• Teacher rescues choking student
• Teen charged in toddler's accidental shooting has case moved to juvenile justice system
• Chambersburg man killed in silo accident
• With Obama, Hu concedes China's rights need help
• Mysterious Poe visitor doesn't show for 2nd year
• O¿¿¿Malley begins second term
• W.Va. woman charged with neglect in infant son's death waives hearing
• Allegheny, FirstEnergy merger gets Md. regulatory approval
• Gas explosion kills one, injures five in Philadelphia
• House Nears Vote on Repealing Obama's Health Care Law
• R. Sargent Shriver dies at 95; 'unmatched' public servant and Kennedy in-law
• Jimmy Carter speaks about Arctic National Wildlife Refuge on its 50th anniversary
• Demolition of hospital could begin in late spring
• Official opening of Antietam Academy celebrated
• 26 states join Obama health care lawsuit in Fla.
• Chambersburg man charged in death of man with Down syndrome
• West Virginia to hold special election for governor
• State grant aids those interested in childcare careers
• Corbett sworn in as Pa.'s new governor
• HCC offers course on Maryland real estate
• Local Marine killed in Afghanistan is laid to rest at Arlington
• Basketball ref benches Hagerstown girl for wearing headscarf
• Md. Senate minority leader stepping down
• Area school closings, delays
• Morning rush hour expected to be slick
• School board to consider one-time payment for support personnel
• Historic exhibit on blacks in the Panhandle being resurrected
• Veterans club officials react to slot-machine proposal
• Graduate says Alternative School picked him up after several falls
• Celebration honors King's dream
• Amid federal inaction, Md. among states to take up immigration issue
• Nation Observes Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords Continues to Improve, Seen Smiling
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs taking second medical leave
• New Arts-Based Day Care/Preschool Opening Jan 24th
• 'The Social Network' is friended by the Hollywood Foreign Press
• Fans flock to see Total Nonstop Action Wrestling
• Antietam Academy set to open
• Former President Jimmy Carter to speak at NCTC
• Wetzel reflects on prison career
• Bridal & Prom Expo attracts a crowd at Valley Mall
• Teen dies after accident in Chambersburg
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords taken off ventilator
• Man faces murder charge after shooting
• Senior Idol performers take stage with confidence and ease
• Old hospital expected to become a vacant lot
• Caped crusaders flock to HCC
• Part of civil rights lawsuit against Hagerstown may proceed, court rules
• Giffords free from respirator
• Ronald Reagan's son says Alzheimer's may have started in '80s
• Washington Co. man flown to Meritus after being pinned by tree
• 102 pilgrims killed in stampede at Indian festival
• Carol & Co. owners trying to sell the business
• Death of man with Down syndrome ruled a homicide
• Bears bare Ravens allegiance
• Russian state-owned oil firm takes stake in BP
• Report: Women should be allowed in combat units
• Wisconsin party chief wins election to chair GOP
• Services held for Judge John M. Roll
• Gabrielle Giffords' breathing tube might be removed Saturday
• Annual Flower & Garden Show held March 12-13
• Pope John Paul II One Step Closer to Sainthood
• Civility stalwarts welcome change of tone
• Adminstrators in two Pa. school districts make preparations for possible strikes
• Rockefeller hosts roundtable on how to protect children online
• Funeral held for Christina-Taylor Green in Tucson
• Washington County to get more than expected in Race to the Top funding
• Mildred 'Millie' Ebersole takes pride in West End
• Major milestone: Wounded Giffords moves arms, legs
• Mother of sick boy: 'They tell me this is his last good year'
• Owner of building housing Eastern Organ Pipes Inc. working to get tenant back in building
• FDA orders lower doses in prescription painkillers
• Postal rates going up but not for most letters
• Ariz. shooting victim remembered at her funeral
• Mother, daughters bond while sewing clothes for dolls
• Manfre appointed HCC biotechnology instructor
• Victims of fatal domestic disturbance near Adamstown identified
• HCC students eligible to compete for transfer scholarship
• HCC hosts Biotechnology Information Night Feb. 1
• Driver killed in pickup truck crash in Franklin County
• Rare singing dogs find new homes
• Area roads mostly back to normal after snowstorm
• Fire Marshal says sprinkler system turned off before organ pipe company fire
• With new members, Md. legislature back in session
• Obama visiting Giffords at Arizona hospital
• Hagerstown man sentenced to 20 years for sexually assaulting teen
• O'Malley hopes to avoid furloughs in closing budget gap
• Student Tutoring Available Through Learning Centers
• Officer stopped suspect on day of Ariz. shooting
• Doc: Giffords making small movements on her own
• HCC and UMUC renew longstanding dual-admission agreement
• Winter storm passes through region, closing or delaying schools
• Actor David Nelson of famous TV family dies at 74
• Obama to be nation's consoler at memorial service
• Snow forces travel restrictions on Pa. turnpike
• Leaders: Transfer former hospital to nonprofit for publicly-subsidized redevelopment
• Study: Wastewater treatment additive could save millions of dollars
• Munson to volunteer for Donoghue
• Williamsport man wins Multi-Match lottery
• Pa. couple apparently froze in Md. farm field
• Weather-related cancellations and postponements
• Fiscal challenges deepen for Maryland lawmakers
• Man sentenced to 30 years in prison for solicitation to commit first-degree murder
• Woman taken to hospital after car strikes her
• Pinning ceremony honors HCC’s nursing graduates
• Best Western Grand Venice Hotel plans to demolish some rooms
• Clear Spring senior citizen nutrition site to be closed down
• Downtown Martinsburg without power caused by transformer failure
• HCC Foundation Launches Capital Campaign
• HCC to offer courses in Icelandic and Norse culture
• Officers searching for man who robbed M&T outside Hagerstown
• 'Band of Brothers' inspiration dies at age 92
• Franklin County, Pa., Emergency Services log
• Fitness Center Available To Students and Staff
• Hispanic students eligible for scholarships through HCC
• HCC to offer one-day Civil War seminar
• Policy changed on electronic devices in courthouse
• Parking deck of former hospital closed
• Man charged with trying to assassinate congresswoman
• Area politicians say Arizona shooting won't affect how they do business
• Audience experiences noteworthy flashback
• Congresswoman still sedated after gunman's attack
• Martinsburg woman killed in accident
• Sheriff: Suspicious package at Giffords headquarters
• Fallen Marine loved his country
• State lawmakers anticipate budget talk and more budget talk
• Former Hagerstown resident now a Seattle Seagal
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, at least five killed
• Police say incendiary devices could persist, might be part of 'vendetta'
• Meritus Medical Center officials to revisit ban on delivery photos, videos
• Man pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in wife's shooting death
• Adjutant general of the Maryland National Guard 'amazed at how the troops keep giving'
• Owner: No immediate plans for building that housed former organ factory
• Road closures mark Marine's last trip home
• Third package ignites at Washington postal facility
• Martinsburg man killed in single-vehicle crash
• Incendiary devices found in mailrooms at two Maryland state buildings; one person injured
• Maryland closes government mailrooms statewide
• Charges filed against W.Va. man accused of raping teen
• Family fun in 2011
• Former state American Legion commander Oestereich dies at 83
• HCC announces fall 2010 dean's list
• Fire damages former Moller Pipe Organ building
• Elizabeth Edwards' will leaves husband John out
• Washington County jobless rate rose to 9.8% in Nov.
• Md. MVA no longer to offer in-person vehicle registration renewals
• State making little progress with Smart Growth, study says
• Mooney raised a great deal of money in losing effort
• Former firefighter uses the emotion of losing his mother in a blaze to educate others
• Sentence reduced for one man found guilty in 2004 beating death
• Unger, Snyder to play leadership roles in W.Va. Senate
• Brightwell waives extradition, will face charges in Washington County
• It's official - Michigan fires Rodriguez after 3 seasons
• Gibbs says he's leaving White House
• Winning $355 Million Mega Millions Tickets Sold in Idaho, Washington
• One dead following single-vehicle accident in Hamilton Township
• Taking Control of the House, GOP Rushes Toward Political Fight
• WCPS employees attend first focus meeting in superintendent search
• Brother: Marines inspired Maung P. Htaik to be 'brave and strong'
• Reports: Michigan fires head coach Rich Rodriguez, or did they?
• Participation in tip jar gambling down
• Economy affecting pet adoptions for better or worse
• Concentration camp survivor speaks at Boonsboro High School
• Two HCC students nominated for All-USA Academic Team
• Captain officially relieved of duty over lewd videos
• HCC to hold annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration
• New Figure Drawing Class starts Jan. 12
• Annual MLK Day event held Jan. 17
• New Driver Education Class starts Jan. 10
• Berkeley County Council members sworn in
• Mega Millions jackpot soars to $330 million
• Hedgesville High student dies of injuries from Dec. 27 crash
• Salvation Army close to $1.8 million fundraising goal for new facility
• Randy Edsall On Telling UConn Players: 'I Tried To Do The Best I Could'
• Marine from Hagerstown dies in Afghanistan
• After taking UConn from birth to BCS, Edsall is Maryland's pick
• Anne Francis dies at 80; costarred in the 1950s science-fiction classic 'Forbidden Planet'
• Business owners new to downtown like the area
• Meritus Medical Center welcomes its first new year's baby
• 270 cases opened in 2007 or earlier remain open in Jefferson County Circuit Court
• Anonymous donor's terms spark giving
• Some get off to a sweating start on New Year's resolutions
• Orioles reliever is top suspect in Dominican slaying
• Family's seventh child is Tri-State's first
• Washington County provides more than 12 days worth of laughs
• 2010: A year in review from July through December
• W.Va. man charged in Martinsburg bank robbery also suspected in Hagerstown drive-through hold-up
• Merle Elliott is named The Herald-Mail's 2010 Person of the Year
• Large Mega Millions lottery jackpot causes ticket buyers to dream big
• McConnellsburg man charged with striking woman with sword
• Washington County couple celebrates 70 years together
• Man charged in Dec. 22 BB&T bank robbery
• Fiance charged in death of Chambersburg attorney
• Petition challenges Meritus ban on baby delivery images
• BB&T bank robbed Thursday in Martinsburg
• 2010 year in review
• Trucker charged in multistate chase waives preliminary hearing in Pa.
• Jury acquits Lias in alleged knife attack on Hagerstown woman
• Police capture man charged with attempted murder of St. Thomas man
• Teachers and staff cook dinner for students
• Community leaders predict county life 25 years from now
• Boonsboro man sentenced to 12 years for bludgeoning neighbor
• Holiday closings
• Man escapes after Susquehanna Bank robbery
• Judge denies Bingaman's appeal in baby's death
• Eldest daughter of family that inspired 'Sound of Music' dies
• Proposed aircraft conversion would cut 216 jobs at 167th Airlift Wing
• Court appearance set for tractor-trailer driver in multi-state pursuit
• Hagerstown gets its own school of rock
• Woman donates letter about Pearl Harbor victim to his American Legion namesake
• 1985: The year that was
• Community leaders revisit 1985 predictions
• Another year of declining assessments in county
• Man robs downtown bank
• Fire destroys log house in Lurgan Township
• Two people found dead at Fulton County residence
• Man wanted on sex assault charges surrenders to authorities
• Vendor has been 'going to market' for decades
• There are many ways to offset costs of solar-energy system
• Several businesses in county turning to solar energy
• Police capture man who attempted to rob Ranson bank
• Terps lament what might have been
• Flights resume at N.Y. airports following blizzard
• Officials gear up to protect tip-jar gaming program
• Moms-to-be upset over no-photo during delivery policy
• Train enthusiasts enjoy Christmas open house at Hagerstown Model Railroad Museum
• Shepherd archivists begin cataloging Byrd papers
• Dogs rescued from house fire
• Lifehouse Church Bethel holds free Christmas dinner
• Christmas at the Waffle House
• Shots fired into residence in Hagerstown
• Doctors, volunteers deliver Christmas Eve meals to hundreds
• Where is Santa? Find Out How to Track His Sleigh!
• Three taken to hospitals after Morgan County crash
• 'Stuff a Fire Truck' project to benefit troops overseas
• Mom, daughter serve in different roles
• Bank robberies in three counties thought to be related
• Repair shops put giving in gear
• Man puts Santa in limelight
• Not much snow predicted for Christmas
• Washington Co. notables share Christmas lists
• Aviation maintenance technology school set to open in spring
• Election board votes to keep Emanuel on ballot
• Arraignment postponed for man charged with killing Pa. wildlife officer
• Tree falls on Pa. worker, killing him
• Drunk driver who killed Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart gets 51 years to life
• Berkeley County Sheriff's Office seeking BB&T Bank robber
• Red Men food boxes to help 'friends and neighbors'
• New parents share birthday with daughter
• AAA suggests tips to help drivers save money on gas
• Sheriff's Office investigating fatal Keedysville crash
• Deputies seeking man who robbed Susquehanna Bank
• Attorney for man convicted in Adenhart death seeks leniency
• Antietam Street Bail bondsman robbed at Hagerstown business
• More people fell out of Obama mortgage-aid program
• Marshal's Service seeks man wanted on charge of sexual assault locally
• Case moves forward against couple in baby's death
• Construction News and Updates
• Four HCC students awarded HAH scholarships
• Martinsburg fire leaves family homeless
• Dates set for 2011 Thunder Over the Blue Ridge
• Leopards put away Railroaders early
• Herbert Eugene Murphy, 52
• Samuel J. Miller, 94
• Citys preliminary budget plan includes layoffs, fee hikes
• North gets past Clear Spring
• Hubs shake off rust, Blazers
• Saints leave Panthers behind
• Williamsport names new spring coaches
• Main water line breaks near Potomac Street and Oak Ridge Drive
• Beverly Jean Pine, 63
• James Harry Edwards, 74
• Ellen Martin, 85
• Quilt show set for Jan. 27 to 29 at relief center in Pa.
• Annual Polar Bear Plunge set for Jan. 1 in Williamsport
• Alfred Eugene Swain, 81
• Hazel M. Secrist, 87
• Brian Lee Henson, 52
• M. Loraine Rung, 88
• Earl Ray Jenkins, 55
• Melissa Anne Mongan, 30
• Carolyn Jane Rudisill Carter, 71
• Alberta Hobstetter Bentzel, 97
• Charles Edward Weidner Jr., 74
• John Andrew Colbert Sr., 58
• James Nelson "Rocky" Rockwell Jr., 70
• Milestones
• Ambulance called to scene of accident east of Hagerstown
• Community calendar
• Around Williamsport
• Library to sponsor Flashbacks concert Jan. 9
• Raffles to benefit shelter pets
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Martinsburg states its case on the field
• Pennsylvania Farm Show to be held Jan. 8 to 15
• Letters to the Editor
• Found animals
• Little Heiskell bridge club results
• Mail Call
• WikiLeaks founder granted bail
• Letters to the Editor
• House to take up bill to overturn 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Senate poised to pass tax package
• One lane of eastbound I-70 to be closed for bridge work
• Official: Gunman killed at Fla. school meeting
• Clear Spring briefs
• Police urging motorists to slow down and stay sober
• Williamsport briefs
• Local musicians gear up for concert
• USPS closing Millville Post Office temporarily
• W.Va. state police announce sobriety checkpoint
• WCPS pay raises would necessitate reduction in force
• 21 Christmas trees fill womans home
• Martinsburg football victory event slated for Wednesday
• Grant funding falls short and must be repaid
• Funkstown briefs
• Teachers to get one-time $500 stipend
• House Democrats consider changes in tax bill
• Attendance up at Funkstowns Olde Tyme Christmas
• Police briefs
• Commissioners OK lowest bid for library project
• Choose Civility Advisory Board gives away tool kits
• Washington County school board briefs
• Jefferson Co. schools on two-hour delay Wednesday
• Maynard says serious assaults in prisons are down
• Burglar caught with pants down
• Woman gets 4 years in prison for selling crack
• $10,000 incentive approved for new office building
• Meritus put on red and yellow alert Tuesday
• Greencastle native helps Pastor Pierre Prinvil in Haiti
• City considers buying old downtown CVS building
• Logistics being fine-tuned at Meritus Medical Center
• Veryle J. Hann, 84,
• Bernard Lewis Spade, 79
• Marvin F. "Its" Baker Jr., 65
• George Nicholas Mars, 67
• Hagerstown man charged with arson
• Wilson Blackford Waddy, 95
• I'll cheer for No. 7 if he keeps his nose clean
• Elderly woman hits building while parking
• Woman gets probation in child neglect case
• Freshman lawmakers tour MCTC
• It's business as usual at animal shelters at Christmastime
• Boy struck by car
• Welcome to the Jingle Bell Jukebox
• Tickling the ivories
• Dorothy Jane Atkinson, 93
• Ruby V. Sullivan, 88
• Ivan V. Clevenger, 78
• Joseph Walton Cunningham, 92
• Farmers watching tax cut decision with interest
• Ag calendar
• Around Boonsboro
• Milestones
• Around Clear Spring
• Rant: Donate to spread Christmas feelings
• Raffalo M. Ceravalo, 97
• Poetry corner: "No name"
• Raymond D. "Flaps" Palmer, 74
• Florence I. Snyder, 88
• Della Jean Usary, 77
• Elizabeth (Libby) Adams Beyard, 92
• Dorothy A. "Mum" Williams, 92
• Ruth Spitzer, 87
• Edna Mae Spade, 79
• Northstars skate past TJ, 8-0
• Rebels set tone to beat Warriors zone
• Redskins problems go far beyond a botched PAT
• 'The Tourist' should have its visa revoked
• Mail Call
• Hagerstown man faces attempted murder charge
• 'The King's Speech' leads Golden Globe nominees
• HCC continues exhibit of student artists' work
• Area student collecting items for local shelters
• Macy's to open distribution center near Martinsburg, creating 1,200 jobs
• Nonprofit seeks online voters for 'green roof'
• West Baltimore Street, Memorial Blvd. closed for water line repairs
• Brett Favre inactive, streak ends at 297
• Md. commission delays decisions on pension, health benefits
• Morgan, Jefferson schools on two-hour delay Tuesday
• Prewashed jeans made America soft
• Funkstown shop offers coffee, antiques and more
• Envoy Richard Holbrooke dies
• Judge in Va. strikes down key provision of federal health care law
• Martinsburg woman gets probation in child neglect case
• Analysts: Md. proposal to freeze COLAs for state retirees illegal
• Hedgesville couple charged with child neglect in infant son's death
• Hagerstown man charged following fire at girlfriend's home
• Funkstown calendar
• Clear Spring High students take pride in giving
• Legislators shoot down handgun-permitting proposal
• Soup kitchen serves its first meal
• Darrell C. McLaughlin, 60
• Dorothy Lucretia Hinds Chisholm Johnson, 82
• David Luther Buhrman, 80
• Monroe J. Picard, 95
• Graham Forrest Teets, 77
• Richard "Wayne" Stilwell, 74
• David Eugene Teter, 73
• Reduce, Reuse, Recycle art contest winners named
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• Tech High honors Stephens, Green
• Heritage Academy students compete in district spelling bee
• Mettille, Snyder earn placement in art seminar
• Habitat home an early Christmas gift for history buff
• Pets pose with Santa
• Mail Call
• Around South Hagerstown
• Washington County senior menus: Dec. 15-21
• Community calendar
• Milestones
• Weight-reduction program
• Blood drives
• Support groups
• Five best foods for the holiday season
• Hagerstown Bridge Club results
• This week in government
• Hostages freed at French school; 17-year-old in custody
• Vehicle runs into telephone pole in Berkeley County
• Christian band forming at Broadfording Christian Academy
• Found animals
• Around North Hagerstown
• Hancock council supports rail-trail extension
• Deputies seek help finding missing teen
• Architecture lecture addresses library, museum, financial center
• Martial arts instructor recognized for philanthropy
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Letters to the editor (12/13)
• Mooney elected chairman of Md. GOP
• Martinsburg crowd welcomes home state champions
• Birds on a wire
• ABATE donates to clothing, food drive
• Tree gives people hope
• Turkey gift-giving multiplies
• Employees of closed Wards store continue annual party
• Festival of Lights
• All-Washington County Football: Winter storms the record book
• All-Washington County Football: Delauter extends LB legacy
• Hagerstown could be Harpertown next spring
• Bathgate has Blazers on winning trail
• Rams' playoff run ends at Delta State
• Hallelujah! Hagerstown Choral Arts performs Handels Messiah
• Meritus Medical Center opens, replacing Washington Co. Hospital
• Martinsburg wins first state football title
• Aging electrical system might have caused house fire
• Curbside recycling a private affair in Washington Co.
• Petition asks Overington to file bill to reinstate death penalty
• Stephen Steve Stottlemyer
• Smithsburg on parade
• Geography bees enable kids to put the world in place
• Wildcats wrestlers make their statement
• Old hospitals closing bittersweet for staff
• Costello leads Gaels to third place in Classic
• Lawmakers asked to remember the 'little guy'
• Jefferson Co. couple are only second family to own 18th-century farm
• Divorces for October 2010
• Dorothy A. "Mum" Williams, 92
• David Eugene Teter, 73
• Dorothy Luray Shupp, 87
• Pet photos with Santa offered in Martinsburg
• Letters to the Editor
• Blue Knights donate Bike Night proceeds to Hospice
• Geraci joins quarter horse riding program
• Springfield Middle School honor roll
• Ebenezer AME Church members prepare meal at shelter
• Senior calendar for Dec. 13-Dec. 17
• Service news
• Local Red Cross volunteers help recent storm victims
• TOPS member marks 29-year milestone
• E. Russell Hicks Middle School honor roll
• Police officials give presentation to Smithsburg Lions
• Hagerstown Jaycees hold Special Friends Dance
• Student news
• Humane Society kicks off holiday adoption program
• Broadfording Christian Academy honor roll
• Bank runs for hospice
• Business briefs
• Five generations
• Singing senior proves music is ageless
• Green and red are nature's winter colors
• Avocado adds California twist to quesadilla
• Leitersburg store gets new lease on life
• Smithsburg woman releases holiday CD
• Martinsburg High School drummer Kandice Banks wants to study medicine
• Is a civil war brewing within the Tea Party?
• City gets it right on renewable energy stance
• Letters to the editor
• Business People
• Autumn Golf Trophy
• SCORE offers new events to help small businesses
• Shareholders at Tower, First Chester approve acquisition
• Business Calendar
• Boydville Strategic Planning Team hopes to get grant
• Teacher contract talks move public in Waynesboro
• Vets watch Army-Navy game at Funkstown Post 211
• Whitetail Ski Resort staying busy
• NATO: 25 Afghan insurgents killed in the east
• Santa Claus and snakes at Childrens Holiday Reception
• All-Washington County Volleyball
• Anderson's Eagles soar
• Anna Catherine Wine, 94
• Joanna Creek Dieterich, 79
• Franchot talks savings at school, spending downtown
• Santa gives history lesson at battlefield
• Its not the Company
• Funkstown Christmas is old school
• 281 marijuana plants seized in Gerrardstown
• USM-H marks 5 years with fundraising reception
• Chambersburg boys, girls open with victories
• Russell Edward Wishard Jr., 88
• Dixie Ann Hager, 79
• Leister B. Stottlemyer Jr., 80
• Dolly Lorraine Lias, 85
• Saints Wills too much for Storm
• Pet of the week: Chico
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• St. Anns to install new pastor
• Case forwarded against man charged with sex offenses
• YMCA coat drive continuing through Dec. 18
• Alleged firewood scam being investigated
• Hancock Police Department launches new program
• Weekend Calendar
• Line break disrupts phones in Boonsboro, Keedysville areas
• Chamber names Rotz Business Person of the Year
• 7 taken to hospital after I-70 crash
• Snow squall catches drivers and roads crews off guard
• W.Va. churches plan Christmas services
• Washington County after-school, evening activities canceled
• Woman pleads guilty to stealing from blind relative
• Police briefs
• Man who left pigs dead is charged with animal cruelty
• Singer's Hubs remain at top of county heap
• Five taken to hospitals after 3-vehicle crash on I-81 in W.Va.
• Western Maryland Rail Trail needs public support
• Teachers union supports latest proposal
• Retiring baby boomers to put stress in state, federal budgets
• Police briefs
• Greencastle briefs
• Greencastle-Antrim High School to host holiday concert Sunday
• Home tour tickets available tonight
• Greencastle youngsters offered a head start on reading
• Patricia Kaye "Katie" Gay, 68
• Cancun Cantina West partner told to appear before liquor board
• Woman pleads guilty to desertion of infant twins
• Franklin Co. Commissioners OK $109 million budget
• This is not your fathers high school
• Frozen
• All-Washington County Boys Soccer
• Otis Winfield Watkins Jr., 60
• Mary Frances Tyler Lange
• Caundell Jane Ward, 82
• Versatile Daubach will lead 2011 Suns
• Fink gets a do-over at FedEx
• Mail Call
• Around Jonathan Street
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Found animals
• Milestones
• Spouses complement each other
• E. Louise Bivens, 81
• Rev. Robert John Seek, 86
• Beverley Larue (Punt) Erno, 56
• Suzanne Karn Carbaugh Baker, 66
• Mark Sterling Richardson, 84
• Hagerstown woman injured in tractor-trailer crash on I-70
• Water main break closes portion of Western Maryland Parkway
• Granddaughter of von Trapp to perform at Luhrs
• Community briefs
• Meetings and fundraisers
• Library events
• Classes
• Auditions set for Wizard of Oz
• Ongoing onstage for weekend of Dec. 9
• Anniversaries
• Hello, World!
• Portable planetarium at Smithsburg library beginning Dec. 15
• Huge Christmas tree serves as object lesson
• Letters to the Editor
• New book shows Newton was a troubled genius
• Senior center to host lunch
• Teen charged in toddler shooting asks for jury trial
• Four laid off at Kaplan University in Hagerstown
• 20 questions about the move to Meritus
• AG reaches settlement with Summit Health
• Fountaindale School students play with food
• JBMS students collect $3,011.86 for Pennies for Peace
• Berkeley Co. Commission paves way to sell plaza
• Two killed in explosion at W.Va. chemical plant
• Prosecutors office has robocall case
• Chamber takes new approach at delegation forum
• Weekend Calendar
• Senate blocks repeal of dont ask, dont tell
• Maryland Symphony names interim executive director
• Staff picks: Our top 10 events
• Austin Granvel Rinker Jr., 55
• Betty Spaide Haywood, 88
• Mrs. Elsie M. (Devor) Melville, 83
• Gary Eugene Johns, 60
• Lois I. McGowan, 80
• Ruby V. Sullivan, 88
• Monte L. Cline, 53
• Unsightly properties cited in Berkeley County
• Hagerstown council: Proposed wind, solar ordinance too lax
• Public hearing held for Chambersburg career magnet school
• Superintendent stresses need for life skills training
• Panel to evaluate block scheduling at WASHS
• Pa. man dies of injuries sustained in crash
• Martinsburg football team leaves Friday for championship game
• John Tesh brings a swinging holiday concert to Hagerstown
• Around Halfway
• Milestone
• Letters to the Editor
• Around Hancock
• Mail Call
• Found animals
• Around West Hagerstown
• Mary Genevie "Jenny" Sprankle, 101
• Richard L. Wise, 85
• Roy Michael "Mike" Kline, 42
• Rebels wake up in time to beat Century
• Knights run past North
• Boonsboro's Lantz gets results in first year
• All-Washington County Girls Soccer
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics for Dec. 9-15
• Night life for Dec. 9-15
• Incumbents running unopposed in Hancock
• Still time to donate to Christmas for Others in Hancock
• Hancock town calendar
• City Ballet to perfrom "The Nutcracker"
• Ongoing exhibits for Dec. 9-16
• Varner-Belle Kannenberg, 90
• Timothy Allen Harris, 53
• Elizabeth S. Neimyer, 85
• Patricia Harris, 65
• Susanna M. Leather, 93
• Jaxon Chaz Hall, 2 months
• June Marie (Nixon) Crippen, 79
• Josephine M. (Foltz) Recupito, 92
• Gaels capitalize as Leopards go cold
• Terps coach appeals to fans to support bowl
• Walter keeps Warriors running
• Wilmore leads Saints to victory
• Mail Call
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Dale E. Reed Sr., 80
• Richard "Dick" Travis Jackson, 79
• Gordon Grocery: Mom-and-pop store a local gem
• Community invited to concert at church Saturday
• Hello Dollies: A decadent dessert for Christmas
• Use a slow cooker for time-saving meal preparation
• Christian women's Christmas breakfast is Thursday
• Little Heiskell Duplicate Bridge Club results
• Milestones
• Pa. man sentenced to 35 years in infant's death
• Membership at Smithsburg library branch steadily growing
• 30 years after his death, fans celebrate Lennon's life
• Smithsburg EMS has handled more than 1,000 calls this year
• Smithsburg town calendar
• Baltimore man charged in plot to blow up recruitment center
• Around Williamsport
• Letters to the Editor
• Open house Dec. 18 for HCC alternative energy tech program
• Workshop helps seniors plug donut holes
• Man pleads guilty in assault of former girlfriend
• Average price for gas reaches $3 a gallon
• Gateway Steak & Seafood owner to be evicted
• Washington County liquor board briefs
• Washington County Sheriffs Office gets its cred
• Allegheny Power plans service interruption
• Most of former Pangborn building reduced to rubble
• Ray of light
• Courts benching of football team baffles fans
• Turkey gift-giving multiplies
• House Democrats push through massive budget bill
• About 65 attend W.Va. legislative forum
• High-speed Internet access grows in Morgan County
• Police briefs
• Classes resume at Hood College after water main break repaired
• Senate to vote on gays in military ban
• Little Women, The Musical
• Ex-QB, 'Monday Night Football' personality Don Meredith dies
• W.Va. high court takes no immediate action in football dispute
• Water pressure in Hagerstown might be low while work is done
• Gillick, ex-GM of Orioles, Jays and Phillies, to enter baseball Hall of Fame
• Mediation center helps resolves issues free of charge
• Nursing degree options expanding
• Bond reduced in W.Va. child abuse case
• Online reading club launched in Frederick
• Overheated pipe caused fatal Frostburg fire
• Boonsboro town calendar
• Boonsboro library to offer Holiday Fun Day
• It's not outrageous to report the obvious
• Hagerstown Police respond to calls
• Boonsboro town notificatin system up and running
• Real estate company to purchase local warehouse for $41.2 million
• Obama announces bipartisan agreement on tax cuts
• Robbery trial scheduled
• Man barricades self in house after domestic call
• Woman found guilty of intimidating a witness
• Man faces multiple drug, weapons charges
• Elementary students to get a taste of intermediate school
• Hagerstown Bridge Club results
• Blood drives
• This week in government
• Community calendar
• Resolve to eat in 2011
• Letters to the Editor
• Flu vaccine available in Washington County
• Raw milk, false cures, real facts
• Milestones
• Around North Hagerstown
• Around South Hagerstown
• Washington County senior menus: Dec. 8-14
• St. Mary students hold food drive
• Good SAMS named at St. Mary Catholic School
• Hickory Elementary Character Counts!
• Senior calendar for Dec. 6-Dec. 10
• Support groups
• Mail Call
• Found animals
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• Historical society in a festive mood
• Fire marshal's office says blaze was intentionally set
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Energy grant money coming to Washington County
• N.Y. man pleads guilty in Sears theft
• Martinsburg family escapes duplex fire
• Police, fire briefs
• Ground broken on church's fellowship center
• Hard work leads to new home for Smithsburg family
• South Berkeley County shows its Christmas spirit
• James Edward Durst, 79
• Donald E. Foster, 95
• George Luther Henson, 83
• Renovations eyed for Jefferson County Courthouse
• Polamalu strips Flacco, Steelers win on late TD pass
• Tree farm brimming with activity
• Christmas brings out the best in most people
• Holiday cheer spreads in Smithsburg despite cold
• Grinches steal from Toys for Tots in Pennsylvania
• Thieves hit vacant homes for valuable copper piping
• 167th Air National Guard honors heroes
• All-County Golf Staley aces sophomore year
• John Melchior Grissinger Jr., 85
• Louise G. Bricker Horst, 84
• Norman Dale Will, 77
• Ramona Catherine Kesecker, 81
• Isaac T. Everts Sr., 93
• John N. Hamilton, 76
• Emmanuel Christian School honor roll
• Clear Spring High School class of 1970 holds reunion
• Fire destroys duplex in Hagerstown's West End
• Kids enjoy Lunch with Santa in Hagerstown
• Donations to United Way of Franklin County come faster, but not higher
• Rural Heritage Museum hosts holiday open house
• Christmas party helps build Healthy Families
• Good grief! Castoff Christmas trees become beautiful
• Carjacking suspect arrested in Martinsburg
• 4-H recognition banquet honors members, volunteers web
• JBHS class celebrates 55th reunion
• Head of LIFE & Discovery honored at gala
• Outgoing W.Va. education chief addresses personnel issues
• Private schools deal with enrollment decrease
• Private school educators get creative during tough times
• Extinction of the great American sports columnist will leave a void
• More than 500 turn out for Breakfast with Santa in Pa.
• Fashions help warm Cold Weather Shelter
• Ronald Oliver Shirey
• Rishell shines in final high school match
• Rams reach D-II final four
• Ravens-Steelers week unusually quiet and (gasp!) respectful
• McNabb again an obstacle in Giants' path
• Washington County Boys Basketball preview
• Memorial illumination honors Civil War soldiers
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates 25th home in Franklin Co. web
• Two Troop 62 members become Eagle Scouts for web
• Community briefs
• Christmas toy drive to benefit South Berkeley children
• A matter of civility
• Letters to the editor (12/5)
• Veggie quiche includes Dunbarton blue cheese
• It's an honor to know a multi-faceted woman
• Anniversaries
• Irene Beatrice Cook, 94
• Walter Charles Good, 66
• Pearl I. Butts, 86
• Joyce Helen Wagner, 79
• George Luther Henson, 83
• John Melchior Grissinger Jr., 85
• Charles William Risinger, 94
• Brayden Ahmiere Riley Carpenter, infant
• Norman Dale Will, 77
• Washington County library events for Dec. 3-9
• Police, fire briefs
• Pet of the week: Hunter
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Letters to the Editor
• Community briefs for Dec. 3
• Antietam Cable offering upgrades for new toys
• Weekend Calendar
• Mauck unhappy with reappointments to boards
• Tamburo enters Alfred plea in death of father
• Massey CEO Don Blankenship to retire Dec. 30
• Sugar beet to help Maryland SHA battle snow, ice
• Delegation hears lobbying coalitions 2011 priorities
• 15 grams of heroin seized in traffic stop
• Religion: Special services
• Mullendore sworn in
• Orrstown Bank joins in new office ground breaking
• Business people
• Business briefs
• Business Calendar
• Solemn start to City Park lighting ceremony
• MVAMC wins Red Cross Hospital of the Year
• Hospice of the Panhandle honored
• Ground broken for new professional building
• Washington County Girls Basketball preview
• Mark Delano Martin, 73
• Charles E. Aikens Jr., 83
• Cori Jo Marshall, 27
• Karen Sue Fletcher, 53
• Ruth M. Humbertson, 91
• Meritus Medical Center Staff holds dress rehearsal
• Festive atmosphere a staple of Heritage Christmas
• Vernon R. "Beck" Beckman, 82
• Joyce Helen Wagner, 79
• Edward Kenneth Miller, 83
• Carolee L. Kelley, 77
• Steven B. Reiber, 47
• Nancy Elizabeth Sharer, 89
• Charles Milton Devolites, 56
• Hawks hand Cougars first loss in OT
• Cougars show HCC how its done
• Saints put Eagles away early
• Brooks leaving Saint James for college job
• David Vernon Bennett, 69
• High court justice educates public through books
• Letters to the Editor
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Around Maugansville
• Around Jonathan Street
• Go, Do, Learn
• Rolling Coyotes plan CD release party Friday night
• Holiday road trip ushers in season
• Credit scores - do you know yours?
• Hello, World!
• Trees transformed
• Red Cross honors Carder for humanitarian service
• Two people killed in Frostburg apartment fire
• Washington County's jobless rate fell to 9.4 percent in Oct.
• Frederick County calls for state laws to fight illegal immigration
• Obama makes unannounced visit to Afghanistan
• Mail Call
• Negotiators working on deal to extend tax cuts
• Weekend calendar
• Free legal clinic expands services
• House censures veteran Rep. Rangel for misconduct
• Attic fire damages Martinsburg-area home
• Tourism agency expects to break even or better
• Tech High gets high marks
• Father of toddler accidentally shot faces charges
• Academy Theatre auction canceled
• Man accused of ramming family's car gets six years
• Pedestrian killed near Hancock
• Woman who shot cat with BB seeks tighter animal controls
• Waynesboro YMCA ringing in the 12 Days of Christmas
• Volleyball champs recognized
• Berkeley Springs Farmers Market Association seeks funds
• More Jefferson Co. farms added to preservation program
• HCC hosts unbeaten Frederick teams
• Driver in high-speed pursuit sought
• Charlotte Josephine "Jo" Newruck, 92
• Karen Sue Fletcher, 53
• Dora Lee Paxson, 84
• Washington County Wrestling Preview
• Power company merger generates positive feedback
• County football players honored at banquet
• Goretti taken by Blue Storm
• Chambersburg teachers union ponders next bargaining move
• Chambersburg board reorganizes
• Cletus E. Younker
• Olga Lieselotte Melton, 72
• Jobless rates rise in Franklin, Fulton counties
• Milestones
• Around Hancock
• Around West Hagerstown
• Around Halfway
• Letters to the Editor
• Pa. teens missing since August found in Va.
• Football playoff dispute going to W.Va. Supreme Court
• Four charged after drug arrest near Martinsburg church
• Police, fire briefs
• Qatar selected over U.S. for 2022 World Cup; Russia to host in 2018
• Night life for Dec. 3-5
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics for Dec. 2-8
• Ongoing onstage
• Ongoing exhibits
• Mail Call
• Luminarias a somber reminder of Civil War battle
• New Register of Wills Jason A. Malott sworn in
• Hundreds in Hagerstown area getting inmate-escape alerts
• Martinsburg woman admits lying in probe of law firm
• Ride Assist users have more choices of transportation companies
• Sanctions bar new students in entry-level MSU nursing programs
• Teen charged as adult following fight at Oak Hill House
• Our Friendly Skies - December 2010
• Break-in reported at home on National Pike
• Police briefs
• Washington Co. lawmakers to hear public at forum
• Heavy rains bring no widespread flooding
• Chambersburg Area School Board rejects teacher contract proposal
• Washington County Girls Indoor Track Preview
• HCC men blow out Howard
• Penn State provides Terps little challenge
• David Stirling
• Carroll Lee Springer, 63
• Jury rules Jefferson Co. commissioner defamed ex-employee
• Elizabeth Lynn Akers Glass, 63
• Two MCI inmates treated at hospital after fight
• Luminarias benefit hospice benevolence fund
• Leftover campaign money helping to light City Park
• Charge against correctional officer dropped
• Hagerstown men charged in armed confrontation
• Businessman helps Hagerstown Police keep special 4x4 vehicle
• Hawks soar in second half
• Reception heralds reopening of historic Mercersburg business
• Waynesboro reviews livestock rules
• Washington County briefs
• Fredrick Melvin Ziegler, 77
• Reuben William Lewis, infant
• Mary Savannah Orndorff, 86
• Paul E. Beeler, 69
• Mary Elizabeth "Liz" Braithwaite, 78
• Alan W. Brady, 58
• Joan Louise Hoffman Snyder, 78
• Richard John Jones, 78
• Donald Ray "Don" Thayer Jr., 74
• About a third of an inch of rain fell on area Tuesday
• School board gives nod to compromise with unions
• Outgoing commissioners emotional at final meeting
• Robin L. Crunkleton, 48
• Bruce Craig Davidson, 62
• Ronald Goldie Triggs, 55
• Goretti gains title as Costello finds her game
• Students put their art and soul into memorializing teacher
• Terps rise makes Friedgen cream of ACCs coaching crop
• Students checked at hospital after school van collides with car
• OBrien performs like veteran to rule as ACCs top rookie
• W.Va. man charged with setting his house on fire
• Information sought on stolen Christmas lights in Waynesboro
• Murder charge against Martinsburg man dropped
• New system allows dogs to be licensed for life
• Judge orders Martinsburg's title game delayed
• Winter walk
• Washington County Boys Indoor Track Preview
• Stephen Stottlemyer, 55
• H. Beatrice "Bea" (Souder) Carpenter
• Christina Holly Bradshaw, 24
• Bonita Louise Duncan, 65
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Home cooking: The best-ever cake
• Local food co-op grew organically
• Around Williamsport
• Mail Call
• Found animals
• Letters to the Editor
• Tornado watches expire; flash flood warnings remains in effect
• Police briefs
• W.Va. championship football game won't be played Saturday
• Woman in serious condition after I-70 crash
• Police, fire briefs
• Senate rejects GOP amendment to ban earmarks
• Obama, GOP leaders agree to seek compromise on tax cuts
• Terps' Friedgen, O'Brien earn ACC awards
• Judge orders W.Va. football title game be delayed
• Washington High School baseball coach dies
• Power outage causes work stoppage at Letterkenny
• Trial in sexual abuse case delayed
• United Way of Washington County halfway to goal
• Sentencing delayed for caretaker who admitted stealing from patient
• Sentence modification hearing postponed in child porn case
• Man gets 10 years in robbery case
• Agreement on use for airport property delayed
• Shops report slow start to deer season in Pa.
• Anti-Aleshire robocall not on GOP expense report
• Falling Waters woman gets probation in civil rights case
• Language educators enjoy talking the talk
• Hagerstown graduate says speaking multiple languages opens doors
• Brunswick man charged with murder in death of infant daughter
• Been there, done that
• Ravens must heal before they deal with Steelers
• Northstars finish doesnt have shine
• Gaels, Knights advance to tourney final
• Dorothy Lura Melby, 93
• Stanley L. Benchoff Sr., 84
• Erma Mae Whitmore, 90
• Betty Marie Carr Hebb, 72
• Vaughn Eugene Mercer, 56
• Authorities say all hostages released from Wisconsin high school
• W.Va. woman to host an open studio at her home
• Rockland Woods Elementary students study water
• Bertha Catherine Bryan, 82
• Tri-State briefs
• David Allen Porter, 69
• Proposed bill would require training to sell, serve alcohol in W.Va.
• Vivian Eileen (Stouffer) Van Voorhis, 84
• Thomas J. Kabler, 68
• Photos with Santa to benefit Humane Society
• Leigh Goodwin Trio to perform concert at school for the arts
• Training workshop Dec. 16 for on-farm rabbit and poultry slaughter
• Milestones
• Around Funkstown
• Around Clear Spring
• Found animals
• Mail Call
• 'Tangled' evokes Disney's earlier, unironic films
• Five songs you should listen to
• Is cheerleading a sport? Of course!
• Letters to the Editor
• Raymond Clifford Butts Jr., 59
• Trapped students chatted with captor to keep him calm
• Police say child died after being thrown from Tysons Corner walkway
• Martinsburg man accused of letting 10-year-old son drive car on I-81
• Open house to recognize outgoing County Commissioners
• Couple sings praises of Rural Heritage Museum
• Cause of Smithsburg mobile home fire still undetermined
• Fayetteville man in critical condition after two-vehicle crash
• TCU to join Big East in 2012 for all sports
• Obama calls for two-year pay freeze for 2 million federal workers
• Family displaced by Mount Aetna Road electrical fire
• BOE meeting start time moved up 15 minutes
• Drunken-driving patrols net 12 arrests over holiday weekend
• Interfaith Thanksgiving service stresses the value of gratitude
• Woolly bears bring news of harsh winter ahead
• Hagerstown man sentenced to prison for assault on wife
• Hagerstown man sentenced to 10 years in robbery
• Thousands tour new Meritus Medical Center
• Program gets students excited about learning new languages
• Swedish youth learns English while visiting area
• Greenbrier Elementary students learn Spanish at all grade levels
• General election results are final; outcomes unchanged
• Quincy men stay loyal to their model trains
• HCC opens doors for Tribunes
• No change for Ravens after breaking Bucs
• Elinor Wintermoyer Shaull, 94
• Angela C. Jannuzzi, 44
• Ruth I. (Shrader) Rickett, 52
• Margaret Elizabeth Wear Schlimme, 98
• Dewey Herman Snow, 86
• Laurence E. Cutchall, 88
• Favre gives arms, legs to down Skins
• Bills let win slip through their hands
• Around South Hagerstown
• MCTC inmate returns after walkoff
• Fahrney-Keedy Home plans holiday festival
• Around North Hagerstown
• Richard Stephen "Rick" Henry, 60
• Mail Call
• Marvin L. Beeler, 88
• Milestones
• Frances Louise Kilmer, 71
• Community calendar
• Patsy Lee Kaufman, 76
• Harry Frances Tyson Jr., 63
• Letters to the Editor
• Go, do, learn
• The secret about weight loss? There is no secret
• 10 ways to slow down this holiday season
• Support groups
• Blood drives
• Police briefs
• Urgent care clinic opens in Greencastle
• Tree of Lights ceremony continues at new hospital
• What's wrong with this picture?
• This week in government
• Former Steelers receiver Lipps catches a warm welcome in Hagerstown
• Fountaindale School honors Golden Ticket Earners
• Retired Pa. educators give out awards
• Broadfording students collect gift boxes for children
• Washington County senior menus: Dec. 1-Dec. 7
• Senior calendar for Nov. 29-Dec.3
• A holiday tradition at Harbaugh Church
• Afghan border officer kills 6 NATO troops
• Administration orders review of how government secrets are handled
• Food drive a success again at Maugansville Elementary
• Williamsport Boy Scout wins archery award at national jamboree
• Pet Watch
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• City's final yard waste collection is Wednesday
• Leathers Road to close for railroad crossing repair
• Anniversaries
• Tween wants to light the world
• The Irish Tenors to perform at Luhrs
• Boonsboro sisters shared love of history
• Add a little flavor to the dessert table
• Retired Md. state trooper proud to lend his services to the Department of Natural Resources
• Wild turkeys need forest, too
• Hagerstown woman dies after crash on shoulder of I-70
• Burnt Cabins woman dies in Thanksgiving Day crash
• One hurt in Bunker Hill fire
• Packages headed for military members overseas
• Pa. hunters gets their chance in the woods
• Teen charged with trying to bomb Christmas tree ceremony
• 41 Eagles soared under Scoutmaster's 25 years of leading Troop 10
• Santa and Mrs. Claus kick off Christmas in Hancock
• Gaels no match for Cadets in MAIT final
• Hawks prevail in 2OT
• Arndts review: Two thumbs up
• Maryland beats No. 21 N.C. State 38-31
• Richard Stephen "Rick" Henry, 60
• Morris F. Miller, 82
• Evelyn Mae Anderson, 44
• Mary Ella Brooks, 102
• Henry Frank "Cubbage" McCumbee Jr., 71
• Emory Clarence Stotler Jr., 85
• Boonsboro Legion raises funds for VA Medical Center ...
• Heise girls win ribbons at fair
• Service news - Sturniolo wins achievement medal
• The world is still troubled, but there's still plenty to be thankful for
• Grower reports robust Christmas trees despite some drought losses
• Smithsburg fire company gets grant for gear
• Economic Pulse
• Language study can be passport to the world
• Christmas in Shepherdstown has something for everyone
• No one hurt in mobile home fire
• A. Geneva Clark
• Pa. plow drivers warm up for snow and ice
• Business briefs
• Community backs bank food drive
• Business People
• WHS class of 1960 holds 50th reunion 11-28
• Howard's Art Supplies art contest raises funds
• The Debt Commission is about to change your world
• Business Calendar
• Letters to the editor
• REO Speedwagon, Darius Rucker to perform at Great Frederick Fair
• Farmers Market bazaar a hand-crafted affair
• For some, childhood train hobby still rollin along
• Donations needed at Eastern Panhandle pet shelters
• Police briefs
• S. Korea mourns 2 marines killed in attack
• Williams leads Maryland past stubbon Elon 76-57
• Area roundup - Nov. 27, 2010
• Gaels prevail at MAIT
• John E. Massie III
• Kenneth V. "Brownie" Brown, 76
• Granville R. Cole, 83
• Thomas "Tommy" David Kitchen, 58
• Linda Lu (Schmidt) Iseminger, 70
• Barbara Ann O'Connor, 74
• Winifred L. Swartz
• Rosanna Irene (Wilson) Harbaugh, 73
• William Leroy "Billy" Cook II, 64
• Daniel Gerald Ellis, 61
• Kraymer Marshall Witt, 87
• Robert M. "Mike" Jones, 68
• Frederick William "Pete" Hawbaker, 89
• Elizabeth Ann Betson, 56
• Herbert E. "Herb" Campbell, 63
• Fire chief credits smoke alarms for saving Ranson, W.Va., home
• Md. fire marshal: Medical clinic blaze suspicious
• Section of Spielman Road closed
• Black Friday Shopping in Hagerstown, MD
• Hagerstown man arrested after 7-Eleven robbery
• Smithsburg Community Volunteer Fire Co. gets $63,166 grant
• Man convicted of possession with intent to distribute
• Weekend calendar
• Repair-shop group giving away two vehicles
• Black Friday relatively smooth in Washington County
• Stretch of Leitersburg Pike reopens
• Black Friday a whirlwind of pajamas, serious shoppers and a 'party atmosphere'
• Turnovers doom Pitt, as WVU posts a 35-10 rout
• No. 21 N.C. State faces one last hurdle: Maryland
• Downtown Black Friday a low-key event
• Residents show stamina during Black Friday shop-a-thon
• Pet of the week: Sophie
• Letters to the editor
• Haje, Shank trot to victories
• N. Korea lashes out at U.S.-S.Korean military drills
• Agnes Elizabeth Agee Miller
• Robert Clyde "Bob" Barnhart Sr., 90
• Sharon Diane Wentzell, 59
• Northbound lane of I-81 at Halfway Boulevard exit reopens
• After 18 years, register of wills is retiring
• Court orders Home Hill Corp. to return piece of land
• Record crowd at Thanksgiving meal offered by human services agency
• Search under way for new airport director
• Weekend Calendar
• Turkey Trot participants give food, get exercise
• Berkeley Co. churches partner to serve Thanksgiving meal
• Letters to the editor
• Washington County library events
• Season has unique awakening quality
• They don't hide their lights under a bushel
• Hospice provides expertise for those in need
• How to create undeniable present-giving prowess
• Rolling Coyotes concert to benefit charity
• Professors publish guide
• Hello, World!
• Meetings, fundraisers
• Community briefs
• Ongoing onstage
• Holiday means food, fellowship at Smithsburg church
• Boonsboro Bible Church offers serving of compassion
• Man in serious condition after scooter accident
• Some use Thanksgiving Day to shop
• Sarah Palin: Serious 2012 contender or pretender?
• Black bear seen near Martinsburg
• Carl Vernon "Duckie" Duckwall, 91
• Robert Clyde "Bob" Barnhart Sr., 90
• Noel Peil-Cruz, infant
• William Robert Lawyer, 79
• Julia Alma Miller, 94
• Tina Y. Unger, 43
• India Mae Long, 82
• Roger L. Seiders, 58
• James Lewis Horner, 93
• John Edward "Wolfie" Massie III, 32
• Letters to the Editor
• Australia deports U.S. man convicted in wifes death
• Robinwood Players to perform 'Carpe Jugulum'
• Traditional stuffing wins Picking Sides brackets
• Searching for a big beef brisket is worth the effort
• Letters to the Editor
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics for Nov. 25-30
• Keedysville man dies in I-70 accident
• Calendar
• Milestones
• Hearing expected today for man accused of slaying Pa. game warden
• Teenager treated after escaping blaze at Martinsburg home
• Frederick nursing home hit with 8 salmonella cases
• Two juveniles charged with making bomb threats at Pa. school
• Court case advances in wildlife officers death
• Turkeys go to big garnished platter in the sky
• Developer sought for potential project in Boonsboro
• Impatient for dinner? Play Thanksgiving Bingo
• Movie showtimes for Nov. 25-28
• Smaller limit for hunters in western part of county
• Bridge club posts results
• Night life for Nov. 25-30
• Let's talk turkey - leftover
• Medical center offers first-hand experience to students
• Shepherd to host graduate studies day
• Fall camporee
• Ongoing exhibits for Nov. 25-30 and beyond
• Every day is a day to give thanks
• Health, Fitness and Sports Expo promotes health and wellness
• City asks for state probe of pre-election robocall
• Staff picks: Our top 10 events
• Holiday closures
• Thanksgiving Service Project a lesson for HCC students
• Jury convicts DeLay in money laundering trial
• Traditions to continue at 28th MAIT
• Judge orders planning commission to OK subdivision application
• Tri-State briefs
• Man seeks reduced sentence in OxyContin robberies
• Salem Avenue to reopen Wednesday night
• Holiday reception at museum
• Civil War Santa to be at battlefield Dec. 10
• Economic data reveal a hint of consumer merriness
• Election robocall case headed to state prosecutor
• Local merchants expect improved Black Friday
• Theater slated for foreclosure auction
• Man charged with 94 counts of animal cruelty
• Proposed nature park gets financial boost
• City council still divided on sprinklers
• Vote on public water utility consolidation delayed
• Summit Health lays off workers, reduces expenses
• Antrim supervisors consider rewriting fireworks retail rules
• City council briefs
• Edward D. Bark, 76
• William L. Mosebey Jr., 72
• Barbara Alberta (Beck) Muritz, 88
• Frances Jane "Janie" (Hose) Moats, 66
• Harry E. Unger
• Douglas Reed Lovett, 57
• Anissa Mae "Missy" Brown, 42
• Charles W. "Shorty" Grimm, 100
• James Robert Strubel, 65
• Christina Joyce Stotler, 72
• Helen M. Divelbiss, 86
• Elizabeth K. Shoemaker, 88
• Harold Bernard "Rhedd" Scarlett, 89
• Gaels sweep Lions Classic hoops titles
• Terps bounce back against Delaware State
• Terps' seniors prepare for final home game
• Paterno says he'll return in 2011
• Showalter installs new coaching staff
• Area roundup, Nov. 24, 2010
• Robocall attack on Aleshire was dirty politics
• Library honors staff for years of service
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Around Williamsport
• Flag retirement
• Found animals
• Funkstown Town Hall roof work expected to be done in a week
• Funkstown trash collection set for Friday
• Rape case moved to juvenile justice system
• A feast fit for little pilgrims
• Franklin Co. legislators not accepting pay raises
• Manchin reiterates commitment to seniors, fiscal responsibility
• Man in critical condition after being burned
• Hagerstown man charged with rape
• More troopers working over next few days
• Officers beefing up patrols to catch drunken drivers
• I'll teach my daughter to be thankful in these crazy times
• Former Hagerstown couple faces more sex-offense charges
• Day brings hope in fight against AIDS epidemic
• Pulse correspondents share what they are thankful of this year
• Learning to give back: Teen reflects on serving others during Thanksgiving
• Fly me to the moon, but on Earth, I'll be driving
• Two hurt in Pa. when motorcycle, car collide
• Shoplifter pulls knife on employee at Frederick Walmart
• Miss Morgan County pageant raises $2,400 for scholarships
• Readathon held at St. Mary Catholic School
• Are you ready for some turkey and football?
• Five songs you should listen to
• Letters to the Editor
• Milestone
• Found animals
• Ag calendar
• Mail Call
• Briefly
• Community calendar
• Around Funkstown
• Around Boonsboro
• Around Clear Spring
• Hollyfest packs the house
• Museum is a treasure that's been here all along
• Students gathering toys for needy families
• Hagerstown man charged in thefts from cars
• Fat Albertmakes a big impression
• Margaret Palmer (Pond) Shifler, 56
• Linda Marie (Knapp) Wieczorek
• Wanitta Lee Henry, 78
• John A. Wine, 88
• Trudy D. Belew, 64
• Paul Eugene DeLauder Sr., 71
• Judith A. (Berger) Brown, 70
• Jane Idella Smith, 87
• Gail L. Zickafoose, 59
• Betty L. (Sherald) Lawson, 81
• Northstars blank Vikings, 9-0
• Hollyfest draws a festive crowd
• Highland View Academy fire causes $5,000 in damages
• Police briefs
• Gaels boys, girls in Lions Classic finals
• Chisholm, White get Hawks going in second half
• County businesses fined for selling alcohol to underage agents
• Man pleads guilty in Sovereign Bank robberies
• W.Va. buck-hunting season begins with a bang
• Top officials in Pa. getting cost-of-living increases
• Movie review: 'Deathly Hallows' is deathly dull
• Church hosts holiday meal
• I get a bad feel ... ing about flying these days
• Airport security checks being evaluated
• Salvation Army sets $215,000 fundraising goal
• Grain store near Boonsboro remains open after fire
• Schools Superintendent Morgans new job will target dropout rate
• Jury convicts Guandique of murdering Chandra Levy
• School calendar
• Around South Hagerstown
• Around North Hagerstown
• David L Grove Memorial Service
• Senior menus
• Harrison, Steelers defense rout Raiders 35-3
• Broussard wins Callas Scholarship
• Preschoolers get visit from birds of prey
• Rockland Woods Elementary
• St. Mary School
• Old Forge Elementary
• HCC students participate in Mission of Mercy
• Community calendar
• Found animals
• Milestones
• Mail Call
• Letters to the Editor
• Bridge club posts results
• Blood drives
• New treatments available for dizziness, vertigo
• Support groups
• Health care spotlight
• Go, Do, Learn
• Official: Plane lands safely in N.Y., no injuries
• Thanksgiving keeps food pantry bustling
• Linda Marie (Knapp) Wieczorek
• Williamsport Moose opens doors for free feast
• U.S.: N. Koreas nuke claim provocative, not surprise
• Challenges give way to satisfaction for JFK participants
• People line streets of Wayneboro to pay respects
• Redskins win in OT as Titans Young loses job
• Wildlife conservation officer remembered
• Harrison, Steelers defense rout Raiders 35-3
• Ravens return 2 INTs for TDs, beat Panthers 37-13
• Bieber wins 4 AMAs including artist of the year
• Inmate injured in stabbing at MCTC
• Rescuers pull 7 from flooded coal mine in China
• Dorothy Collinson, 87
• Vera Starr Dowell, 56
• Suzanne (Stouffer) Yates, 79
• Myrtle Elizabeth (Allen) Carbaugh, 91
• Martin Luther Newcomer, 91
• M. Alvera Divelbliss, 82
• Fatal accident reported in Berkeley County
• Driver charged after pickup truck crashes into Mitzi's
• Hub City at Night
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Next two school years to start later
• Barnwood books to stay downtown
• An eyeful of fashion
• Ireland says EU, IMF agree to fund emergency aid
• JFK notebook Hagerstown's Palmer learning the art of long-distance running
• Hundreds at opening of Kris Kringle Craft Show
• West Point historians tape oral testimonies of veterans for video library
• Credible news organizations will survive
• Meritus Medical Center
• Charity gets bounce from pingpong tournament
• Man takes fall on the way to finish line
• About 500 cross finish line in 48th annual JFK 50 mile
• Pa. man charged with sexually assaulting boy
• Fight to the finish
• Smithsburg's seniors leave lasting legacy
• Report: Would-be plane bombers post attack details
• Fulton-Montgomery pulls away from HCC
• Cardone commits to George Washington
• Report: Harper to start 2011 season with Suns
• Rams rout Shaw in playoff opener
• Late interception seals Terps' fate in loss to Seminoles
• Woman, 3 kids found dead in violent Fla. scene
• Huge turnout for Waynesboro Christmas parade
• Walkers raise money for Maugansville teacher
• Mary Ellen Smith, 54
• Reva Pearl Payne, 95
• Trinity Lynn Nicole Swope, 5
• Gerald Alfred Warren, 82
• Jessica Ann Brewer, 25
• Carl E. Bain Sr., 83
• Evelyn Annalee Foltz, 89
• Letters to the Editor
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Pet of the week - Xander
• Gettysburg will mark Civil War's 150th anniversary beginning in 2011
• Coroner: 2 Ohio women, boy stabbed and dismembered
• Harold Eugene Bitner Sr.
• Waynesboro elementary school students doing well on PSSA
• Letters to the editor
• Inside the new medical center
• Student news
• The birth of Hope: Family calls premature infant their 'miracle baby'
• Penn State Mont Alto plans open house
• Reader's photo: Autumn on the canal
• Hearing aids: Stylish way to hear clearly
• Volck's work is part of Civil War losses exhibit
• Coincounting
• Boonsboro drum major heads to Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Business people
• Casserole makes for a great idea for Thanksgiving leftovers
• Senior calendar for Nov. 22-26
• St. Maria Goretti High School honor roll
• HCC inducts 98 students into honor society
• From the garden: Big sweet potato
• Northern Middle School honor roll
• Medical students take part in 'burning of the scrubs'
• Reunions
• Grace Academy honor roll
• Literacy Council holds workshop
• Family's backyard carnival raises money for Humane Society
• Smithsburg High School honor roll
• HCC plans free family pajama party, movie night
• Business calendar
• Major Eastern Panhandle projects scheduled for 2011
• Commission welcomes back volunteer firefighter
• Obama: NATO to erect missile shield for Europe
• Residents warned to prepare with care for Thanksgiving
• Martinsburg man runs to challenge himself
• Alsatia Club provides names of Mummers Parade court
• Keedysville man held without bail in home invasion
• Deadlines near for applications to magnet schools
• Berkeley Co. halts plan to build vault for court records
• Bernard Lewis Spade, 79
• Ablaze for the holidays
• An elfish act of giving
• Weekend Calendar
• Curran to be installed as pastor at Glade United Church of
• Bulldogs cross up Bridgeport
• Inch takes measure of Devils
• Terps try to finish in black vs. 'Noles
• State champs from Smithsburg
• Donald R. Angles, 54
• Helen S. Scott, 88
• Debra Kay Richardson, 56
• Kathy Seacrist Thomas
• FEMA tightens rules for snow removal reimbursement
• Margaret Lucille Snyder, 77
• Art helps build solid foundation
• Josephine S. Roach, 83
• Home helper agency gets a new home itself
• Roger Dale Plotner, 64
• Jacqueline Lee McCosh, 63
• Simply the best
• Meetings, fundraisers
• Darvon painkiller pulled off market after FDA complaints
• Ongoing onstage for week of 11/17
• Auditions set for 'Dalmatians'
• Frederick County rejects plan for PATH substation
• Authorities defend not telling residents about detonation
• Scientists identify planet that originated beyond our galaxy
• URGENT GM stock rises above closing price from first day
• Pa. high school is evacuated after threat is found
• Tri-State briefs
• Litter control officer hired in Berkeley County
• Ranson dedicates Powhatan Place
• Wee Naturalists
• Frankin County celebrations to usher in holidays
• American Public University opens green academic center
• Officials: Military cartridge safely neutralized
• The climate is right
• Redskins looking for ways to turn season around
• Area roundup - Nov. 19, 2010
• Empty Bowls benefit set for Friday in Berkeley Springs
• Man sentenced to lengthy prison term for robberies
• Kevin David Glacken, 30
• Maury Archer Badger, 65
• Betty Jane Kinzer White, 84
• Ralph Baer Kell Jr., 79
• Mrs. Helen Irene Simeoni
• Kathy Seacrist Thomas
• Rosa Elena Calderon De Garcia, 97
• Beatrice Virginia Snapp, 89
• Trinity Lynn Nicole Swope, 5
• Jessica Ann Brewer, 25
• Man points gun at motel employee
• Stephen Hawking's 'The Grand Design' is masterful
• Letters to the Editor
• Online catalog ensures book accessiblity during remodeling
• Reach out to others this holiday season
• Freshman leads No. 5 Pitt past Terps
• Motherhood - A joy that's unpredicatable
• Maryland AD: Friedgen to return in 2011
• Hello, World!
• Around Jonathan Street
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Kingsmen to perform in concert Saturday; tickets still availabl
• Around Maugansville
• HCC scholarship available through Mensa essay contest
• Mail Call
• Books for Babies gives area infants a head start
• Grandparents Day at BCA
• Program offers girls a chance to be princesses at pageants
• Milestones
• Found animals
• LIoness Club hosts Gift of Sight fashion show
• U.S. Silica moving corporate HQ to Frederick
• 27 miners missing after explosion in New Zealand
• NATO to turn Afghan security control over by 2014
• Community briefs
• Washington County library events
• Classes
• Case involving burglary of firearms moves forward
• Man who led police on car chase sentenced
• Deputy resigns after taking pills from evidence locker
• Pastor feels a perfect fit with New Covenant Fellowship Church
• AG preparing response to Aleshire robocall complaint
• Father, son to compete in JFK for second straight year
• Former trooper unable to get name off sex offender list
• One incumbent in, one out on Sharpsburg Town Council
• JFK Saturday: Live updates during the race
• AP source: Deal to postpone doctors Medicare cut
• Grim end to Ohio mystery: 3 bodies in hollow tree
• Defense rests at DeLays money laundering trial
• Working on the railroad
• Police briefs
• GM's first public stock offering a hit with investors
• Ethics panel counsel recommends censure for Rangel
• House Republicans block bill to extend jobless benefits
• Mariners' Hernandez wins AL Cy Young Award
• County all-stars lose more ground
• Washington County briefs
• Hawks quickly run away from Knights
• Gift could allow Hospice to break ground on dream facilities
• Up to 2,000 expected to attend wildlife officer's Waynesboro funeral
• Economist: Washington Co. growth frustratingly slow
• Troupe caps 15th year with Amazing play
• Waynesboro YMCA hosting Kidz Day Out on the day after Thanksgiving
• Power repairs
• Indian Stadium bleachers to be replaced in spring
• Medic 2 to collect food at holiday parade
• College fair
• Hilton Kaolen "Pete" Ernde Jr., 67
• Lucille Stanley Lewis, 91
• Goldie Pearl Sheppard Scott, 81
• Richard E. Besecker, 77
• Wallace Randolph Huff, 90
• Shepherd sweeps hoops doubleheader
• Qantas: 40 engines on A380s need to be replaced
• Milestones
• Community calendar
• Letters to the Editor
• One match left to strike
• Waynesboro YMCA to host Kidz Day Out
• Haynesworth still has a soft spot for Tennessee
• Around Halfway
• Ongoing exhibits for Nov. 18-24 and beyond
• Movie showtimes
• Night life for Nov. 18-24
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics for Nov. 18-24
• Around West Hagerstown
• 'Blair Witch' moviemakers wrap up filming
• Hagerstown woman makes soap the old-fashioned way
• Around Hancock
• Holstein scholarship available
• Classes to start for Master Gardener program
• Found animals
• Mail Call
• Pelosi to stay on as Democrats' leader in House
• Presume innocence, attorney urges in game warden killing
• Murkowski emerges as winner in Alaska Senate race
• Better Business Bureau Best trust money can buy
• WCPS updated master plan passes with 5-2 vote
• GM prices common shares at $33 each in IPO
• Gitmo detainee acquitted of all but 1 charge in N.Y.
• If city wont amend code, sprinklers will be required
• 3 collection points for Operation Christmas Child
• Nonrunner to take part in JFK 50 Mile for fourth time
• James Rumsey Technical Institute marks 40 years
• Letterkenny begins layoffs as vehicle program ends
• Mobile home fire in Fulton County claims two lives
• Police, fire briefs
• United Way pays tribute to those who help organization
• Firefighters dispatched to blaze near Mercersburg
• Body found in box on I-70 in Frederick County
• Lobbying coalition makes legislative requests
• City Council approves more retirement incentives
• Barn destroyed by fire
• Maryland sets sights on a higher target
• Redskins look ready to be primetime cancellation
• Ellie Logan Koscinski, 77
• Timothy Edgar Painter, 52
• Edna Virginia Selders, 93
• John Eric French, 49
• School board denies voting rights to student board members
• Educators, lawmakers cast wary eye on pension deficit
• Martinsburg rescue mission promotes awareness about homelessness
• Special city council session planned to discuss building code ordinance
• City council begins discussion about cameras for traffic violations
• Shepherd has 19 named All-WVIAC
• HCC opens its dogged title pursuit
• Leopards try to keep their spot
• Rating pie: What the judges say
• Plan ahead to safely thaw Thanksgiving turkey
• Rum raisin caramel apple pie wins Herald-Mail contest
• Voting for Thanksgiving side brackets continues
• Good food after a hard night's work
• Little Heiskell bridge club posts results
• Letters to the Editor
• Hat day at Hagerstown Children's School
• Chase Andrew Moats, infant
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Lynn Ann Upole, 52
• Pet Watch
• Ralph Glenn Martin, 66
• Linda Jean Dumbauld Bateman, 62
• Ronald Oliver Shirey, 70
• Eva C. (Miller) Reynolds
• M. Lois (Reecher) Malott, 82
• Clear Spring honors veterans
• Herald-Mail announces cookie contest
• Waynesboro School Board votes to buy additional textbooks
• Storm front causes damage, power outages
• Community calendar
• Milestones
• Mail Call
• Around Williamsport
• Found animals
• Martinsburg street to be reduced to one lane this week
• Worker killed when drilling rig collapses near Martinsburg IRS
• County agrees to MDE terms to repair Devil's Backbone Dam
• Washington County delegation plans pre-legislative forum
• Make-A-Wish Foundation closing Hagerstown office
• Chinese representatives tour Safe Place
• Unused stimulus money might be used to construct doctor's office building
• Woman sentenced to seven months on prostitution charge
• Rail-truck facility on track with business park
• Nurse who cared for local businessman pleads guilty to theft charges
• County mulls whether out-county students should attend arts school
• Hancock farm owner gets probation for labor-law violation
• Hanlin siblings hope to make good on a youthful pact
• County briefs
• W.Va. man found guilty of taking wife across state lines against her will
• Md. cancels bidding on operating MARC Brunswick line
• Grove's killing highlights dangers facing game wardens
• Franklin County drops plans to build new judicial center
• Warfordsburg man in fair condition after crash
• Crash reported on U.S. 340 in southern Washington County
• Rep. Rangel convicted of breaking ethics rules
• Reid, McConnell keep Senate leadership posts
• Work could affect water pressure in Hagerstown
• Two hurt when car crashes into house; South Pointe Drive closed
• Halladay is unanimous choice for NL Cy Young Award
• Police, fire briefs
• Penn State Mont Alto mourns slain conservation officer
• Pa. man shot twice
• Ravens plot course for final 7 weeks
• Jefferson Co. Development Authority director charged with DUI
• Skepticism might linger after election battle
• Trials in Tamburo murder case move forward
• New Berkeley County high school on track to open in 2013
• Railroads viewed as partners, not competitors, with trucking
• Washington Township budget calls for less spending
• Geneva Minghini Frye, 90
• Sick day
• Northstars get past Damascus
• Wagner comes out kickin it for the Cause
• Rishell is true blue for American
• Reports: Welders start deadly China high-rise fire
• John E. Farrow Sr., 81
• A. Geneva Clark, 74
• Kristine L. White Ellinger, 61
• Eva C. (Miller) Reynolds, 94
• Leah Harriet Everts, 97
• June Patricia Harshman, 77
• Janet A. Young Keiter Billmyer, 76
• Lester Franklin Hannah, 72
• Hawks pull away from NoVa in final minutes
• Movie review: Nothing glorious in "Morning Glory"
• Camp Joy El hosts Elementary Engergizer Connection weekend
• Saying a long goodbye to Harry Potter
• Milestones
• Letters to the Editor
• Britain's Prince William to wed next year
• Found animals
• Mail Call
• Around Clear Spring
• Around Boonsboro
• Around Funkstown
• New bailiff armed with security experience
• Miss Morgan County Scholarship Program set for Saturday
• It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
• Facebook unveils new messaging system
• We can't change the deficit, so why worry?
• Shoe boxes being filled for Third World children
• Ag calendar
• FSA urges farmers to vote in county committee election
• Horse Bowl team excels at nationals
• Bolinger takes life and runs with it
• Education foundation awards more than $10,000 in minigrants
• City considers increasing retirement incentive
• Pa. House votes to cut pension benefits
• Current, future lawmakers address questions at forum
• Police say building collapse in New Delhi kills 51
• Judge denies woman's request to have contact with her children
• Fire at Summit Ave. duplex contained to basement
• Ex-Ala. trooper pleads in civil rights-era slaying
• Ethics trial goes on without Rep. Rangel
• Athletic association hosts high-energy celebration
• Bluegrass band Patent Pending celebrates album release
• Suspected agronomy-related fire turns out to be garage
• Fourth-seeded Rams to host Shaw in first round of playoffs
• Red Byrd Restaurant closes
• Allison-Antrim Museum plans holiday banquet
• Nellie Marie Ross
• Carson William Franklin, 78
• George Akerman Plane, 80
• Janice J. Poper Barnhart, 73
• David L. Grove, 31
• Heritage Academy students do community service
• Mail Call
• Around North Hagerstown
• Community calendar
• Hispanic students eligible for scholarships at HCC
• Milestones
• Blood drives
• Rewrite the script for progress
• Woman hosts bone marrow donor drive to raise awareness
• Support groups
• Bridge club posts results
• Letters to the Editor
• This week in government
• Blue Band Night planned Wednesday
• Hager Chapter of IAAP awards scholarships to Grove, Norberto
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• Patriots solve Steelers' defense
• Rohrersville Ruritan oyster supper set for Saturday
• Titans, Bears prevail in championship games
• Character Counts! at Hickory Elementary School
• Found animals
• Arc residents practice with Saints
• Washington County senior menus: Nov. 17 to Nov. 23
• Eastern Elementary holds math night
• Around South Hagerstown
• Marching bands take successful strides
• Emergency responders agree to mutual aid
• Shopping in Shepherdstown
• Hundreds of dead pigs found in Fulton County
• Local hospice honors Dr. Frederic Kass
• Pastor credits God for JFK success
• Family of slain game warden deal with death
• Man dies in accident near Greencastle
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Police, fire briefs
• Mayor, two councilmen file to run for re-election in Hancock
• Marines celebrate corps birthday
• Armed robbery in W.Va.
• Inwood man charged with robbing bank
• Museums Treasure Sale not your typical flea market
• MSO presents British Works
• Poetry reading is Dinorific
• Kris Kringle mingle
• Terps turn tables on UVa
• Johnson gets the beat to finish on high note
• Hardy tunes in for 2nd, Cats take 4th
• Leopards pay back Fort Hill
• HCC men rip Dundalk
• Kenneth Garfield Leake, 74
• Silas Bain Warner, infant
• Rexanna Lee Moser, 60
• Lawrence Monroe Cleaver, 72
• Marsha Jayne Craun, 44
• Shepherd falls to Glenville
• Doris Marlene Shives, 58
• John William Martin, 86
• Vadith Marie Humphrey, 93
• Lucy Jones
• Fall Family Fun Day offers hands-on history lesson
• SCORE offers many benefits for members
• Pet portraits for a cause
• Business calendar
• Business people
• Excitement of election night just like memories
• In the Cities for Nov. 14
• Arts briefs
• If the butler didn't do it, who made the anti-Aleshire calls?
• Teen's interest in flying is part of family tradition
• Senior calendar for Nov. 15-Nov. 19
• A Smithsburg woman believes in getting the most out of life
• Boonsboro High School honor roll
• Wilson College class students better community
• Clear Spring High School honor roll
• Area churches gather for Growing Project's 'Fields of Hope'
• Elementary schools collect items for Humane Society
• Anniversaries
• Homemakers group holds appraisal auction
• Start a brush pile, not a fire
• Heritage Academy honor roll
• Mail Call
• North Hagerstown High School honor roll
• Kennel club donates first aid kits to K9 unit
• Warm simplistic pumpkin soup for a cool day
• Letters to the Editor
• Reader's photo: Foggy morning at City Park
• Photographer recognized by National Wild Turkey Federation
• Education is more than passing a test
• Pa. police: Dad killed woman, 2 girls, then self
• Officials collect expired medications for disposal
• Berkeley County man is Student of the Year
• Fatal crash in Pa.
• Obama tells Medvedev vote on nuke pact due soon
• Schools chief's tenure marked by new choices and plenty of change
• Stand-down event a chance to stand up for homeless vets
• CASHS mini-THON raises thousands for kids with cancer
• Leopards Willard signs with Towson
• Four Diamonds Classic all-star game set for Wednesday
• Treasure sale peek
• Sentinels prove Orndorff right
• Devils dine on Hamburg
• Bulldogs waste no minutes
• Terps' path to ACC Atlantic title goes through Virginia
• Doctors brace for possible big Medicare pay cuts
• Police briefs
• Artist earns Peoples Choice Awards two years in a row
• Woman struck by train remembered as friendly, helpful
• Weekend Calendar
• Business licenses for September 2010
• Nancy Lee Geissinger, 78
• Franklin Delano Roosevelt Knott, 77
• Thomas Eugene Melton, 81
• Michael Lee Crouse, 58
• Rossetta "Rose" Kathryn Fox, 84
• Dorothy Jean (Rook) Ringer, 81
• Sunset snapshot
• Callaham: Asked, but declined to make anti-Aleshire robocall
• Onata "Elaine" Collins, 79
• Lloyd Leroy Anderson Sr., 82
• Harold E. "Gene" Bradshaw, 78
• William Carl "Bill" McCleaf, 81
• Janet S. Whitmore, 95
• John K. Krouse, 63
• Williamsport man charged after vehicle hits concrete wall
• Slain wildlife officer was Grace Academy grad; murder charge filed
• Police think they've found missing girl's remains
• Pet of the week - Marshmallow
• Fundraiser Saturday for girl with leukemia
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Letters to the Editor
• Predicting a new generation of progressives is risky
• Washington County library events
• Some female students at HCC can apply for Soroptimist cash award
• Community briefs
• Weekend calendar
• Hager House hosts Family Fun Day
• Pa. wildlife officer slain in Adams County; person of interest sought
• Family go, do, learn
• Myers: GOP committee had hired Va. firm previously, but not for robocall
• Touch the heart with a Christmas gift with meaning
• Enrich the holidays by reading
• 'Arsenic and Old Lace' opens Friday, Nov. 12
• Around Jonathan Street
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Around Maugansville
• Found animals
• Photography course offered at HCC
• Angel Food ordering extended at three sites to Saturday
• Milestones
• Harpers Ferry woman struck, killed by train
• Letters to the Editor
• Meetings, groups, fundraisers
• Elizabeth Morgan fits the definition of a leader
• Classes beginning Nov. 13-20
• Ongoing exhibits
• Congregation B'nai Abraham honors Jewish-American veterans
• Action, not talk: Deficit panel pushes Democrats, Republicans
• Letter to the Editor
• Around Hancock
• Pennsylvania boy, 11, raises $21,000 to honor WWII vet
• Every day should be Veterans Day
• Around Halfway
• Gadgets are great when used responsibly
• Mail Call
• Milestones
• Veterans recognized in Greencastle
• Inmate who killed Hancock arson murderer convicted of manslaugher
• Around West Hagerstown
• Leopards take familiar playoff path
• Three-vehicle accident reported on U.S. 11 in Pa.
• Staff picks: Our top 10 events
• Mauck, HCC try for big finish
• No leads on anti-Aleshire robocall
• Cruise ship towed into San Diego harbor
• Community calendar
• Benson signs with Radford
• 10 killed in South Korean nursing home fire
• Museum hosts annual Treasure Sale this weekend
• Incline inclinations
• Students help honor veterans in Sharpsburg
• Childrens auditions for 101 Dalmatians
• Patricia Ann Powles, 76
• Some sacrificed their lives and others sacrificed their youth
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics for Nov. 11-17
• William G. Miller Jr., 54
• Veterans Day speaker: They were fighting for us
• Night life for Nov. 11-14
• Harold Lee Stemple, 70
• CASD energy manager boasts $1.5 million in savings since Sept. 07
• Movie showtimes Nov. 11-14
• Eugene C. "Pete" Purvis, 75
• Four honored as selfless contributors to community
• Maryland Symphony Orchestra presents '300 Years of British Classics'
• Naomi Virginia Horn, 95
• Greencastle celebrates its heritage with cavalcade of Christmas events
• Ongoing onstage
• Falcons fly in face of Ravens' defense
• Hagerstown agrees to partner in Choose Civility
• Experience and talent sacrificed on altar of youth
• Famed film producer Dino De Laurentiis dies
• (We) fought, suffered and bled together
• Disney's Imagination Movers tickets to go on sale Friday
• Student's artwork on display at gallery through Friday
• Veterans honored in Morgan County
• Washington Co. offices to close for Veterans Day
• Leslie Thomas Files II, 53
• Church crowd moves to Christian hip-hop
• Around Williamsport
• Mildred James Hess, 88
• Former pizza parlor one step closer to reopening
• Charles E. Laudenslager, 66
• Proposal to limit yard sales draws mixed opinions
• Found animals
• Ella A. Evans, 86
• Williamsport town calendar
• Catherine Viola "Kay" (Scovel) McClean, 88
• Chambersburg administrators outline reconfigured middle schools
• Community calendar
• Kenneth E. Oliver, 81
• Water hole
• Edwin Wildey Taylor Sr., 92
• Police, fire briefs
• Milestones
• Net eludes Clear Spring in region final
• Light it up
• Binford, Dinterman sign letters of intent
• Report: Little risk to war from gays in combat
• Mail Call
• Daubach set to take over as Suns manager
• Proposed changes to sewer program to go to DEP
• Proposal would reduce Social Security COLAs, raise retirement age
• Visitors Center fire safety inspection prompts heated exchange
• Hagerstown proclaims municipal government month
• Terps LB Wujciak savors role of Mr. Touchdown
• Area roundup - Nov. 10, 2010
• Ground broken for national memorial for disabled veterans
• North falls in 2A West semifinals
• Ramp from westbound I-70 to southbound I-81 to be closed 'for some time'
• Vegetable cheese lasagna makes hearty family meal
• Bounce goes Miners way as Wildcats pay in West final
• Rig owner complains of blowout preventer delays
• A day for veterans
• Convicted killer enters plea, gets 30-year sentence
• Girl, 17, killed in Fulton County crash
• Winter squash is a colorful, healthful addition
• Wayne E. Brown, 77
• Knowledge and talent sacrificed on altar of youth
• Hubs, Wildcats move up in class in MPSSAAs proposed alignments
• Man wanted on warrant for distribution of controlled dangerous substance
• Section of Pa. Turnpike to be closed early Sunday
• Special events at Farmers Market
• Rosa Belinc, 87
• State fails to attract bid for slots at Rocky Gap
• Complaint filed over robocalls in Maryland gubernatorial race
• Soldier secured nukes at B-52 crash in 1964
• Testimony begins in Earnest murder retrial
• Little Heiskell bridge club results
• Robert Edward Herr II, 53
• Slow tow home for thousands on disabled ship
• Leopards overpower Warriors
• Waynesboro man identified as driver in post office crash
• America's last WWI veteran urges Congress to fund war memorial
• Thanksgiving side brackets continue
• Paul Wayne Fellers Sr., 63
• City seeks to ease limits on solar energy generators
• Hawks get sweep of Anne Arundel
• Deployed members of 167th Airlift Wing's Security Forces Squadron welcomed home
• Hagerstown city offices to be closed Thursday
• Letters to the Editor
• George Herman Muritz, 90
• Its nice to come home and have those connections
• Terps have to rally to beat Charleston
• WASHS bleachers to be replaced with aluminum materials
• As election dust settles, now comes the hard part - governing
• IRS: Weatherize homes, lower tax bill
• Patricia Ann Powles, 76
• Hancock Town Calendar
• USM-H harvest social
• Chandler Nicole Upson, 17
• County to host Interstate 81 Corridor Coalition conference
• Esther Elizabeth Boyd, 84
• Floats tie for first place in Halloween Parade
• Spaghetti dinner planned Saturday at North High
• Mark Joseph Kramer, 49
• DOJ asks high court not to touch gay military ban
• F. Lorraine Oberholzer, 86
• Winston puts young readers at ease
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• John H. Light
• George S. and Betty Sue Lloyd
• AG asked to look into anti-Aleshire robocall
• Pan Tran looking for new director
• Foster Gage Warren, 85
• Veterans thanked at schools Salute to Heroes
• Chromium plume spreads in Calif. towns water
• Trayer Benson Howe Jr.
• Md. lawmakers vote down teacher evaluation proposal
• Pennsylvania briefs
• Dorothy L. Oliver Shine Kopp, 91
• Police investigating cat shootings in Fulton County
• Little League to get exclusive use of three fields in park
• Virginia Louise "Ginny" Martin Brake, 88
• Police, fire briefs
• Ex-Marines arrested in weapons scheme
• Betty Jane Davis, 83
• Cruise ship with nearly 4,500 aboard stranded off Mexican coast
• Boeing 787 makes emergency landing on test flight
• Kenneth Dwight Crane Sr., 74
• Car crashes into Zullinger post office
• Legislative panel vote clouds states Race to the Top funding
• Leopards keep their roll rolling
• Justice Dept. won't file charges in destruction of CIA videos
• Washington County Free Library closes doors
• Hubs put hard lesson to use, cage Panthers
• Washington High students, faculty heartbroken over teen's death
• Veterans share experiences at Musselman High
• Warriors take role of top dogs
• Tuscarora board of education discusses renovation financing
• Washington Co. adopts update of water, sewer systems
• Milestones
• Williamsport Boys & Girls Club gets a boost
• Blue Band Boosters raising money for uniforms
• Inmate faces trial in strangling death of Hancock arson murderer
• Clear Spring given good financial bill of health
• Washington County briefs
• Penn State Mont Alto to host nurse practitioners open house
• Ex-firefighter sentenced to 35 years in arson
• First tugboat reaches ship stranded off Mexico
• MSO executive director resigns
• Cath lab expansion approved for City Hospital
• Spaying and neutering begins for Singing Dogs
• Veterans Day events scheduled
• Terps break away to post opening win
• Textbooks, reading materials debated in Waynesboro
• Meighen earns Eagle Scout rank - highest award in Scouting
• Zane O. Kiser, 84
• Commissioners review proposed 2011 budgets
• One Mountain Foundation to hold meeting Nov. 15
• Community calendar
• Steelers in position to KO Bengals
• Harshman, Baker credit teacher support for victories
• Commentary: The GOP takes the House
• Hamlin comes up bigger in Texas
• City holding public hearing on CDBG funding
• 'Dinorisic and Poetry' at Discovery Station on Saturday
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• Sara M. Henke Edelman, 33
• Man sentenced in case that dates back to 1979
• Around Clear Spring
• Mail Call
• John J. Weber, 87
• Windy Rock a safe haven for horses, children
• Found animals
• Destress your pet with massage
• George Mercer Kilmer Jr., 91
• Middle school transition being discussed Wednesday
• Mail Call
• How not to get in shape
• James Thomas Sigler, 73
• City council seeks broader limits on solar energy
• Around Boonsboro
• Go, do, learn
• Luanne Alexander Lowe, 54
• Antique shopping
• Around Funkstown
• Support groups
• Gene J. Machain, 73
• Morgan leaving Washington Co. schools for 'once in a lifetime' opportunity
• Ag calendar
• Blood drives
• Around South Hagerstown
• Husband again going on trial for slaying former Berkeley County woman
• How agriculture has changed the world
• Hagerstown Bridge Club posts results
• Around North Hagerstown
• Police, fire briefs
• Clear Spring calendar
• This week in government
• Library continues Sunday concert series
• Ingram School mourning loss of teacher killed in motorcycle crash
• S'mores, Santa pictures added to Olde Tyme Christmas
• Tri-State briefs
• HCC to hold launch party Nov. 18 for Hedge Apple literary magazine
• Acting W.Va. governor would set aside legislative duties
• Funkstown calendar
• Broadfording Christian Academy inducts 11 into honor society
• Found animals
• Middletown man dies in motorcycle accident
• Goat love truly stinks
• Eastern Elementary School names Good Citizens
• Washington County senior menus: Nov. 10-Nov. 16
• Region XX still ruled by Hawks
• Frederick Bon-Ton closing in January
• Letters to the Editor
• Barbara Ingram School student awarded Springer Family scholarship
• Pet Watch
• Carey lifts Browns to title game
• A course of his own
• Makeup workshop offered
• Clear Spring Elementary holds Golden Table luncheon
• Milestones
• Road block
• Wrapped in the Christmas spirit
• Five songs you should listen to
• HCC professor inducted into international honor society
• Road-tough Dolphins are coming to Baltimore
• Hagerstown High class of 1944 holds reunion
• Letters to the Editor (11/8)
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Title streak on the line for HCC
• Americans will only tolerate nonsense up to a point
• MSO Guild fundraiser salutes U.S. military
• City receives funding for community revitalization
• John Knighten, 75
• Town and Country Garden Club helps Habitat
• Economy recovering, but recessions shadow is long
• Martinsburg woman injured in apartment fire
• David L. Hovermale, 83
• Susquehanna Bank donates to Interfaith Housing Alliance
• Barbara Ingram School for the Arts honor roll
• In honor of veterans
• Rexanne Lee Moser, 60
• Mail Call
• Smithsburg Middle School honor roll
• Winchester Avenue Elementary to celebrate 90 years
• Frances Lillian Suit Mariscal, 88
• Andrews family holds reunion at Clear Spring Park
• Antietam Bible College registering students for spring
• Hundreds come out for Sunday Brunch to benefit cancer programs
• Anthony J. "Tony" Natoli, 85
• Letters to the editor
• Western Heights Middle School honor roll
• Authors sign their works at Oller House
• Service news
• Student news
• Bowling for muscular dystrophy dollars
• Hip Hop Dance Show held at Potomac Center
• Humane Society in need of supplies for dogs, cats and kitttens
• A trainload of charity
• Anniversaries
• Four generations
• Cardinal participates in service at RCI
• Birthday boy makes gift of food to homeless
• Senior calendar for Nov. 8-Nov. 12
• Library moves to temporary locations during renovation
• Branson comes to Pa.
• Best friends find way to raise money for animal shelter
• Senior Coalition to host forum
• Stay in touch during the race of life
• Business calendar
• Tips for handling post-retirement
• Harcum halts Hawks
• Five generations
• Reader's photo
• Lions rally for JoePa's 400th win
• Business people
• Butterscotch crispies make for a yummy holiday treat
• 'Canes strike late, stop Terps
• New Business Spotlight - Making massage services affordable
• 'Horrendous' W.Va. 9 accident takes lives of two teens, married couple
• Hawks win high-scoring opener in overtime
• Nancy L. Middlekauff
• Deeds for October 2010
• Margaret Taylor Laise, 92
• Restaurant inspections for June 2010
• Wilma F. Pennington Avila, 54
• Miniature art show draws large crowd
• Frances Patricia Gardner, 81
• Despite funding issues, Council for the Arts will remain in 2011
• Darrel T. Mitchell, 66
• Fire displaces family north of Hagerstown
• Gary Wayne "G.W." Dick, 49
• Muslims teach others about their faith
• Anna L. Longerbeam, 94
• Religion: Special services
• Emma Vera Burger Hamilton, 93
• Religion: Speakers and topics
• Veterans Day ceremonies
• Catherine Butts Collins, 89
• Religion: Musical notes
• If it's already gone, just let it go
• Richard Leon Harbaugh, 76
• Judge leaves bail at $100,000 for man charged with assault
• Waynesboro getting ready for the holidays
• Mary Ann Shirley, 68
• Greencastle-Antrim school board approves $28.5 million expansion
• Election reshapes delegation
• Blue Devils rout Big Spring to cap historic regular season
• Trial postponed for woman charged in husband's shooting
• Joy Louise Michael Eldridge
• Unbeaten MSD survives scare from Saints
• Absentee ballots do not affect outcome in local races
• Four killed in W.Va. 9 accident
• Bishop Walsh holds off Hancock, 32-28
• Berkeley County deputy pleads not guilty to sex charges
• Friends, old and new meet at Roberts book signings
• Wildcats bring end to Blazers' dream
• Firefighters on scene of house fire Friday night
• Kaplan graduates 168
• Daniels carries Leopards
• Bragging rights
• Permits
• Our Friendly Skies - November 2010
• Letters to the Editor
• Around Jonathan Street
• Milburn Lee Hodge, 67
• Home invasion, armed robbery in Berkeley County might be linked
• Dinner to benefit food bank
• Teen's egg-damage trial is suspended
• Is ours a culture with the depth of a bumper sticker?
• Cats settle for 2nd in 1A West cross country
• Bank robbed at Martinsburg Mall
• Recital set for Sunday at Williamsport church
• Juvenile held until space is available in drug program
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Civil War trail signage available in Morgan Co.
• Police seek help with shoplifting case
• Pet of the week: Leila
• Maryland constitutional question result is still unclear
• Pet Watch
• Previews of this weekend's prep football games
• Six file for Sharpsburg election
• Letters to the Editor
• Milestones
• Blazers mop up Sentinels in 1A West boys soccer semis
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Community calendar
• Miners strike another win vs. Williamsport
• Christmas Cash for Kids kicks off fundraiser
• Hagerstown man sentenced to 18 years on drug charge
• Found animals
• Berkeley Co. unable to find Chapel Hill inspection report
• W.Va. man pleads in cruelty, civil rights case
• Man extradited to Frederick County on charge of discharging a firearm
• Mail Call
• Tri-State briefs
• Analysis shows savings for Medicare beneficiaries
• Two men sentenced on cocaine charges
• Washington County library events
• Warriors' season ends sooner than planned
• Book bonanza
• MCTC inmate expected to recover from head injuries after attack
• Meetings, fundraisers
• Hubs fall short at 2A West meet
• Peggy A. Mackley Rock, 84
• Vietnam veteran tells painful story of being held as prisoner of war
• Community briefs
• Weekend calendar
• Nelson Hunter Mann, 62
• Farmers in disaster areas eligible for low-interest loans
• Experts offer tips on picking a child care provider
• Herald-Mail to debut new food magazine
• Bertha Catherine Bricker Butcher, 95
• Anonymous donor to match donations to three Hagerstown organizations
• Hello, World!
• Classes: Beginning Friday, Nov. 5
• Elizabeth Virginia McDaniel, 54
• North defeats South, 35-26, in final game of season
• Weinberg cancels 'Dark Side of Oz'
• Around Maugansville
• Donald L. Kiser, 78
• Collision of freight, MARC trains in D.C. disrupts rail service
• Plan now not to pay later for holidays
• 'Bee'-ing prepared
• Elizabeth Aileen "Betty" Tuell, 67
• Mooney concedes state Senate race to Young
• 'Rumsey Radio Hour' canceled
• Schmankerl Stube donates to effort to build new library
• Jonna Lee (Cain) Lum, 75
• Voter turnout topped 40% in W.Va. Panhandle
• Milestones
• Carl Alvin Fletcher, 77
• North High musician to perform at bowl game
• Around West Hagerstown
• Laurie Richardson Will, 86
• Fire causes minor damage to Jefferson Blvd. home
• Around Hancock
• Gary Wayne Dick, 49
• Shooting suspect wounded by deputy turns himself in
• Saint James students told theyre better off staying in school
• Betty Lee (Domer) DeVore
• Washington Co. absentee ballot count begins
• Ongoing exhibits
• Charlotte Marie Smeak Chamberlain
• Washington Co., HCC dispute construction bid process
• Museums offer information on Washington County's past
• St. Mark's in Lappans to hold holiday festival
• Charles Edward "Bim" Monninger, 70
• Rare dog breed found at rural Franklin Co. kennel
• Mail Call
• Pet Watch
• Earl Henry (Jim) Hoffman, 67
• Parts of Western Maryland Rail Trail closed for repair
• Autumn in the park
• Movie showtimes Nov. 5-Nov. 7
• Jacquelyn Steele Propst, 63
• Absentee, provisional ballots might have effect
• Edgemont Road to be closed for rail crossing work
• Night life for Nov. 4-Nov.7
• Larry Lee Dill, 63
• Jefferson Co. Commission victors reflect on wins
• Two flown to hospitals after two vehicles strike deer
• Ongoing onstage
• George Doss Baker
• Berkeley Co. business community recognized
• Police briefs
• Local author to sign books alongside Nora Roberts
• Betty Lee Knadler Armbrester, 86
• BIG SYDNEY - Tailgate parties are runied by yellow napkins
• Boy, 13, runs into side of car in Waynesboro
• Photography contest accepting entries
• Rebels seek end to Hubs' stranglehold on city title
• Smithsburg officials reverse decision on traffic near high school
• Hall of Fame baseball manager Sparky Anderson dies
• Letters to the Editor
• For Democrats, the only way to go is up
• Smithsburg Emergency Services reports October calls
• Local Powerball winner gives $5 million endowment to charity
• Waynesboro council OKs plans for senior complex
• HCC defends way it wins
• Gaels top Saints in IPSL tourney
• Woman guilty in 'bizarre' burglary
• Diamond in the rough
• Leopards' attack goes spot on to turn back motivated Hubs
• Early 2011 Chambersburg budget looks good
• No serious injuries after Jeep overturns
• One mail bomb was 17 minutes from exploding, French official says
• Found animals
• Helen Marie Thurston, 68
• Former Rocco's to become third Il Castello Ristorante & Pizza
• House fire battled in Paw Paw, W.Va.
• Results of clerk races in Eastern Panhandle
• Milestones
• Shirley Butler "G.G." Welch, 72
• Students escape injury in Berkeley County, W.Va., school bus accident
• Fire damages house in Paw Paw
• Communtity calendar
• Lucy Page "Miss Lucy" Jones, 93
• Boehner claims voter mandate to roll back health care overhaul
• Construction site flagger struck near Keedysville
• Around Williamsport
• Debra Ann Potter, 54
• After 'shellacking,' Obama willing to compromise with GOP
• Around Halfway
• HCC radiologic tech students win awards
• Charles Mervin Ebersole, 82
• Fed to buy hundreds of billions more in Treasury bonds
• Mail Call
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Betty Lee (Domer) DeVore
• Mullendore leads Woods in Washington Co. sheriff's race
• Aleshire cites general anti-Democrat sentiment for loss
• Mail Call
• Mary Elizabeth Sevier Barnhart, 85
• Voters pick Malott for Register of Wills; Shriver in front in Orphans Court vote
• Obama signals compromise with GOP on tax cuts, energy
• Corsi's Market has served Hagerstown for more than 60 years
• Michael Earl Lichtenberg, 57
• Serafini wins full term in Md. House
• School board newcomer pledges to question issues
• Ted's fruitcake recipe cooks up memories
• L. David Lindsay, age 96
• Young leading state Sen. Mooney; Del. Myers wins
• Bail reduced for man charged with cruelty
• Vote on our Picking Sides food bracket series
• Parrott headed for Annapolis after routing Poffenberger
• Morgan Co. Commissioner-elect led in all 13 precincts
• 'Living Well with Diabetes' talk set for Saturday
• Beauty of victory is in eye of beholding Warriors
• Unger apparently wins fourth term in W.Va. state Senate
• Munson write-in campaign drew many name variations
• Little Heiskell Duplicate Bridge Club posts results
• Cats finally become OK with PKs
• Harshman, Bailey, Fischer lead in race for 3 school board seats
• Fifth Amendment issues delay juvenile case
• Bison lecture Wednesday night
• Blazers work fast for big win
• Wildcats advance to semifinals
• Franklin, Fulton Co. incumbent lawmakers win new terms
• Blues Fest artist submission deadline extended to Friday
• Lions end Hubs season
• Janet L. Clark Dickinson, 61
• Planned merger would cut electric rates in W.Va.
• Pellish claims Jefferson Co. Commission seat
• Playoffs become relative term for Blazers, Wildcats
• Glenda Lee Cook, 65
• Ladies of Harley are leaders of the packages for overseas soldiers
• Results of W.Va. House races, referendums in Eastern Panhandle
• Corbett elected Pa. governor
• Kenneth L. McCusker Sr., 78
• Teen facing drug charge asks for treatment
• U.S. Rep. Shuster, Pa. Rep. Kauffman roll to victory
• Letters to the Editor
• Ronald Newton Hoelzer, 78
• Found animals
• Gail L. Berger, 79
• Berkeley County and W.Va. officials say voting going well
• Shank holds big lead in Md. state Senate race; Munson write-in bid falling short
• Mail Call
• Michael Earl Lichtenberg, 57
• Giants win World Series behind Lincecum, Renteria
• Close wins Morgan Co. Commission seat
• The voice of the voters
• Around Clear Spring
• Gerald L. Hoffeditz, 67
• Voter turnout not expected to be high in Franklin County
• Donoghue leads Meinelschmidt in 2C delegate race
• Police briefs
• Hagerstown Jaycees hold dance for members of ARC
• David Lee Coleman Jr., 46
• Boonsboro man charged with burglary, disorderly conduct
• Barr, Baker lead Washington Co. Commissioners race
• Smithsburg getting new $509,000 fire engine
• County horse council holds annual fun day
• Daisy Evelyn (Hensley) Miller, 70
• MOMS Club a help for at-home mothers
• Corbett elected Pa. governor
• Smithsburg calendar
• Benefit trail ride raises funds for St. Jude
• Pauline Tucker, 81
• Political newcomer claims seat on Clear Spring Town Council
• Sidewalk map sparks debate at council meeting
• GOP voters outnumber Democrats at Washington Co. polls
• Community calendar
• John Theodore Wolford Jr., 67
• Boonsboro Elementary School teacher has A Day Made Better
• Washington Township briefs
• Decision day
• Plant bulbs for seasons of color
• Ronald George Wilson Sr., 67
• Boonsboro town calendar
• Brunswick trains late 285 times in September
• Bartlett re-elected to House, Mikulski to Senate
• Milestones
• John Richard Wilcox, 58
• Boonsboro briefs
• Masked man robs Hagerstown tire shop
• Democracy dinner
• Fulton, Franklin counties see drops in unemployment
• Harold Eugene Bitner Sr., 84
• Stakes high when Leopards, Warriors meet
• Voting steady in Washington County with no glitches reported, election officials say
• Berkeley Co. voters ponder election's impact
• Film review: A holiday movie preview
• Rebecca E. Downes
• Smithsburg begins title defense as No. 1 seed
• Fire damages vacant building in Martinsburg, W.Va.
• Traffic accident blocks polling place in Fulton Co.
• Cross country teaches students more than how to run
• Lucy Page "Miss Lucy" Jones, 93
• Shanahan: McNabb not in shape to run 2-min offense
• Police say at least one shot fired at Coast Guard office in Va.
• Manchin elected to U.S. Senate; Capito wins in W.Va.
• Five songs you should listen to
• Candidates, fowl friends might be birds of a feather
• Ravens relax during bye and step into 1st place
• Voters cast ballots; control of Congress at stake
• Copenhaver, Whitacre, Mauck top Berkeley Co. Council results
• Letters to the Editor
• Around Boonsboro
• Maryland beats Florida Southern 106-58 in tuneup
• Needmore, Pa., man charged with vehicular homicide
• Md. Gov. O'Malley wins rematch with Ehrlich
• Extras needed for Mont Alto student film
• Around Funkstown
• Hawks earn all-region honors in men's soccer
• OMalley and Ehrlich head to polls on Election Day
• Smithsburg public works chief bids farewell
• Briefly
• Lowell Beckham Jackman, 77
• Blasts kill at least 42 across Baghdad
• Morgan Co. voters reject zoning
• Neighborly help
• Police: Chambersburg man killed two juvenile females, then took own life
• This week in government
• Forgery charges will be part of Tamburo murder trial
• Police briefs
• Reva Poffenburger, 78
• High voter turnout expected in W.Va.'s Eastern Panhandle
• St. Mary students write, perform gospel message skits
• George Doss Baker, 67
• Two charged with robbing man
• Haunted theater
• Marvene Alicia Deeds Minnick, 83
• Half sisters had a wholehearted bond
• Mary Louise (Tracey) Slick, 88
• Antietam superintendent hanging up his hat
• Evelyn Estelle Naugle, 89
• Railroad crossings to be repaired
• George Stewart Klenzing III, 68
• November light
• Leah Virginia Cline, 96
• Brunswick woman sentenced for embezzlement
• C. Louise Gosnell, 75
• Washington Township supervisors unhappy with Pa. 16 roadwork
• Gladys Virginia LaFollette, 87
• MARC Brunswick Line trains averaged eight delays per weekday
• Tuscarora High grad receives Dredden Scholarship
• Mail bombs could have caused 'significant' damage to planes
• Wheeler named Homecoming princess at Salem International
• Red Cross and Safe Place are Rotary dinner winners
• Stuhler pulls trick for treat
• Top picks rise up as Lions top Redskins
• Area Roundup Nov. 1
• Giants step closer to crown
• Boonsboro makes most of Sunday trick or treat
• Not all election results will be known Tuesday night
• Cool Brees blows down Steelers
• Two Shepherd students receive Community Pride scholarships
• Paul Joseph Moats Sr., 78
• Alsatia Mummers Parade Vignettes
• Hancock All-American Soap Box Derby winners announced
• Teen loves to cook 'anything'
• Alsatia Mummers Parade a flood of sight, sound
• Support groups
• Building permits
• Rangers trim deficit with 4-2 victory in Game 3
• Blood drives for November
• Genevieve Moore crowned Alsatia Mummers Parade queen
• Terps bank on their statement
• Problems with the food pyramid?
• Trailer destroyed by fire
• Saints dont keep Friends close
• Health go, do, learn
• Voters full of questions before Election Day
• Business calendar
• Former Suns shine on baseball's big stage
• Get fit in a year: Who is your health advocate?
• Around North Hagerstown
• Business people
• Heritage wins MCST volleyball title
• Letters to the Editor
• Mail Call
• Octoberfests name is dirt
• Bridge club posts results
• Around South Hagerstown
• What you should know about mixing your medications
• Metal recyclers face tough times in down economy
• Watch hawks, eagles with Audubon
• Double Chocolate J's for double the fun
• Alsatia Mummers Parade results
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Arlene E. Rensch, 92
• Car show features treats, trucks and Santa Claus
• Found animals
• Sharon Elizabeth (Davis) Forsyth, 59
• Transfer scholarships available for HCC students
• Milestones
• Dorothy "Dot" Reynolds, 87
• Female HCC students eligible to apply for Talbots scholarship
• Community calendar
• Anthony "AJ" Patterson Jr., 2 1/2 months
• Senate seat, governor's race tops on Pa. ballot
• Washington County senior menus - Nov. 3-Nov. 9
• William "Bill" Charles Rosenbusch, 57
• Plenty of choices for Eastern Panhandle voters
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• Kathleen Blush Benson Boland, 90
• No one found in car in Potomac
• Red Cross, Pitney Bowes delivering holiday cards to troops
• Archie D. Blevins, 76
• Mail Call 10.31
• Halloween comes to City Farmers Market in Hagerstown
• Panthers Dobrzanski shines on Senior Night
• New Business Spotlight - Business offers hands-on benefits
• Bernard Bernie Leasure
• Smith's return, Daniels' running sparks Leopards
• Professionals Networking Together seeks new members
• Readers' ghost stories will give you chills
• Blue Devils sink Ship for Colonial title
• Weiss Bros. joins in fight against breast cancer
• Civil Air Patrol dedicates new hangar
• Hobbled Winter carries Hubs
• Paranormal investigators hope for big show at Maryland Theatre
• Of write-ins and Green Tea - what to watch Tuesday
• Rebels' Davis seizes moment
• Woman arrested in plot to mail bombs to U.S.
• Will Democrats learn from election?
• Blazers lock up winning season
• Economic Pulse
• Boonsboro Middle School honor roll
• Early-voting turnout sparse in Washington Co.
• Smithsburg Middle School honor roll
• Local ghost stories haunt Washington Co.
• Boy treats great-grandfather with choice of costume
• Clear Spring Middle School honor roll
• Women's Club fall fest an annual tradition
• Police seize two pounds of marijuana in Martinsburg, W.Va.
• Student news
• Dancers fight cancer
• Arrests made in house fire
• AMVETS Post 10 holds car show
• Lawmaker would become W.Va. governor if Manchin wins Senate seat
• Young, Mooney take aim at each other
• Woman makes toys for cats at shelter
• Two charged with hunting violations
• Wayne E. Brown, 77
• Red Cross volunteers recognized for service
• Three charged in house fire
• Mrs. Lucile (Margin) Harr, 90
• Halloween tales from our readers
• Hotel worker charged with groping guests
• Loretta Mitchell, 61
• Anniversaries
• Exhibit tells Wilson College story
• Donald L. "Donnie" Reid, 66
• Letters to the Editor (10/31)
• Lyons Road to close Monday
• Clarion Hotel employee charged with groping three women
• Washington County library events
• This week's prep football capsules
• Washington County jobless rate declined to 10 percent in Sept.
• Man gets five years in prison for pointing gun at driver
• Meetings, fundraisers
• Ralph W. Leasure, 87
• Economy grew at slightly faster pace in third quarter
• Classes
• Robert B. Washburn, 83
• D.C.-area gunman may have grievance against Marines
• On the Campaign Trail
• Letters to the Editor
• S. Maxine Peters, 85
• Suspicious packages from Yemen probed as possible terror plot
• State Sen. Helmick is the fundraising leader in Panhandle
• Service news
• Earl F. "Fuzzy" Leab, 86
• Community briefs
• Car strikes pedestrian in Waynesboro, Pa.
• Ann Virginia Myers, 68
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Panhandle police departments get money to for DUI patrols
• Archie D. Blevins, 76
• HCC nursing students to receive disaster training
• Two face drug charges after disturbance reported at motel
• Pet of the week: Mariah
• Police briefs
• Mason-Dixon Barbershop Chorus plans free Christmas concert
• Letters to the Editor
• Suicide bomber kills 21 north of Baghdad
• Jefferson County clerk faces stiff challenge
• Found animals
• Partial names allowed for write-in votes
• Religion: Speakers and topics
• Halloween fun
• Cain gives Giants 9-0 win, 2-0 World Series lead
• Man struck by Metro train, Red Line stopped
• Religion: Special services
• Local pagans want to set record straight about beliefs
• Notebook Hubs add top seed to rsum
• Hankey Center displays History of Wilson College
• Weekend Calendar
• Couple to say 'I do' on Halloween
• Poffenberger, Parrott face off in only debate
• Parrott, Poffenberger clawing for open delegate seat
• Letters to the Editor
• Concert to benefit Easter Seals
• Wildcats, Hubs three-peat as champs
• Manchin speaks at Morgan Co. Democratic Party dinner
• Group to seek state funds for high-tech business park
• Polished writing takes practice
• Suns promote Farley to GM
• Two charged for hunting bear with aid of bait
• Local officials warned gas tax likely to go up significantly
• Go, do, learn
• Cats advance in 1A West
• Bra art competition raises breast cancer awareness
• Police say gunman surrenders at Nevada Walmart
• Hello, World!
• Lions earn shot at third straight MCST title
• In bid for third term, Myers facing Lohr
• Milestones
• Betty Jane McCune, 86
• Hagerstown City Council briefs
• Driver apprehended after pursuit
• Gallery Quartet to perform at museum
• Mary Elizabeth Bowers, 89
• Students pepper delegate candidates with questions
• Subdistrict 2C delegate candidates tout priorities
• Letters to the Editor
• Dick Mentzer, 79
• Ex-HCC hoops star hopes future is Bright overseas
• Man accused in slingshot incidents gets probation for theft
• Ongoing exhibits
• Clifford Barrick Miller, 80
• Hawks' season ends with loss in Region XX semis
• Haunted Halloween house helps Hospice
• Pointers for enjoying the Mummers Parade
• Clyde L. Miley, 95
• Big Syd: The next really big reality TV star
• Around Jonathan Street
• Night life in the Tri-State
• Darrell Howard DeTample, 62
• Leopards Huntzberry puts past behind him at states
• Mail Call
• Munson optimistic about keeping Senate seat with write-in campaign
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics for Oct. 28-Nov. 3
• Jonathan C. Schetrompf, 65
• Redskins' Hall is NFC defensive player of the week
• Milestones
• MSO ball to honor troops
• Movie showtimes Oct. 29-Oct. 31
• Sanchez, Giants batter Lee in World Series opener
• Police briefs
• Valley Storage aids in hunger relief efforts web
• Properties accepted for stream conservation program
• Ongoing onstage
• Early look at Washington Township budget reveals deficit
• Reflective safety vests available for Halloween
• Around Maugansville
• Mummers Parade to affect traffic, parking
• Choose Civility deadline nears
• A Wonder-ful getup
• Haunted house benefits Hospice
• WCPS and Children in Need partner for clothing drive for web
• Weekend Calendar
• Shep-or-Treat
• Are you a true patriot? Take this simple quiz to find out
• Staff picks: Our top 10 events
• Prison ordered for attempted robbery
• Around Hancock
• Joyce K. Bookheimer, 63
• Police briefs
• Slaying defendant gets prison on unrelated charge
• Around Halfway
• Donald L. Kicklighter
• OMalley makes campaign stop in Maugansville in quest for a second term as Md. governor
• Panhandle voters face referendums in Tuesdays election
• Around West End
• Edith Lucille (Smith) Hines, 84
• Tests warned of cement troubles before BP blowout
• Franklin Co. buying former bank, options on two more properties
• Mail Call
• Ray Benjamin Knepper Jr.
• MARC trains canceled over discovery of remains
• Reservations available for Peoples Choice Awards Dinner
• Found animals
• Ralph W. Leasure, 87
• Officials clarify rules for electing Berkeley County Council
• Washington Twp. considers bike track
• Shepherdstown Opera House being sold
• Senior center to hold costume party
• Ruby Lee Longerbeam, 76
• Mont Alto woman charged in fatal July crash
• Artist gives part of show proceeds to HSWC
• Clyde L. Miley, 85
• Frederick man gets life without parole for killing estranged wife
• Museum to hold its annual treasure sale
• Mary Rose Gallion McLaughlin
• No action taken on veto of Hagerstown sprinkler mandate
• School offers Spooktacular Halloween Family Fun night web
• Patricia Jean Gooding, 78
• School board candidates forum addresses bullying, funding
• Found animals
• Plans for renovations to Antrim municipal building move forward
• Gaming revenue drop led to audit at Halfway fire company
• Jackknifed tractor-trailer closes southbound I-270
• Woman 'thinking with my heart' gets jail in drug case
• Home Cooking: Butternut squash casserole
• Man gets 10 years in assault case
• Lions earn first-round win in state tourney
• Tips on how to stay healthy while trick-or-treating
• Washington Co. Commissioners meet with South County residents
• Six county golfers make cut at state tourney
• Tips for making Halloween cupcakes
• Washington County briefs
• Blazers blank Saints in tuneup for playoffs
• Little Heiskell Duplicate Bridge Club posts results
• Police briefs
• Maryland views DeSouza injury as rallying call
• Youth carries on fallen moms parade tradition
• MARC Brunswick line trains from Martinsburg, Frederick canceled
• Around Williamsport
• Convenience under construction
• Owner of former Corsi's Pizza Parlor seeks OK to reopen as restaurant
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Barbara Jean Walls, 51
• Man could face 10 years in drug case
• Mail Call
• Lisa Diane Packheiser, 52
• Probation ordered in cruelty case
• Milestones
• The Rev. Patricia Ann (Haynes) Drake, 78
• Challenger faces longtime incumbent Berkeley County Clerk
• HCC offering sessions on medical careers
• William B. Shank, 75
• Morgan Co. deputy cleared in shooting
• Hair salon holds yard sale to benefit Humane Society
• Janet Louise Hutzler Foster, 69
• Overtime is bad time for Hubs
• Federal grant to help prisoners rejoin community
• Parts of Tri-State under tornado watch
• West runs through North for playoffs
• Hough, Gilligan have competing views in 3B delegate race
• Iran begins fueling first nuclear reactor
• Around Clear Spring
• Gilbert Roscoe "Buddy" Barney, 84
• At least 113 dead as tsunami strikes Indonesia
• Around Boonsboro
• Louise Eugenia Vantz, 91
• 27 black bears killed on first day of Md. hunting season
• Letters to the Editor
• Shirley Ann Jones, 72
• Firm that assembles jets in Martinsburg files for bankruptcy protection
• Mail Call
• Mildred O'Leary Drewing
• McCain in Charles Town to campaign for Raese
• Found animals
• Donald L. Kicklighter Sr., 56
• Police briefs
• North High Key Club hosts haunted house
• Gary S. DeKruger, 57
• Warfordsburg man charged in beatings of woman, children
• Teen calendar listings
• Stanley Francis Bond Jr., 89
• Arts school tour
• Take Flight extends deadline
• Wayne McSherry Chambers, 75
• Verizon hopes to create four-county mobile network
• Ag calendar
• William B. Shank, 75
• Pa. school system to assess success of block scheduling
• Farmers are workers and thinkers
• William Henry Barber Jr., 63
• Marathoners put students on the road to wellness
• Letters to the editor (10/27)
• Pet Watch
• Robert A. "Pete" Toms, 83
• Campaigns find a way to stink up the place
• Newcomer challenges for Jefferson clerk post
• Milestones
• Area roundup, Oct. 25, 2010
• On the campaign trail
• On the campaign trail
• Around Funkstown
• Scallion was foundation of what sports were, should be
• Girl Scout Council to host event in Funkstown
• Hearing in slaying case contentious
• Hair-raising air
• Warriors see plenty of nots with final tie
• Numerous state offices on Md. ballot
• Delegate candidates discuss spending
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• Jewish Food Festival raises money for improvements to synagogue
• Hagerstown Police investigating north end rape
• St. Mary Catholic School students assist in Mass
• Around South Hagerstown
• Only one local state Senate race is contested
• State to seek extradition of man arrested on rape charges
• Flu vaccination clinics planned in Washington County
• Steele honored for record TD
• Franklin Co. Commissioners tour conservation district
• Dad and son lose more than 150 pounds
• Hall ties record with 4 interceptions
• Man wants sentence modification to keep disability payments
• Free informational sessions on medical transcription
• Jo Anne Bossler, 60
• Man accused of threatening people with sword pleads guilty
• Hagerstown Bridge Club posts results
• Patrick Andrew Bachtell, 31
• Fire co. president says it is no longer under investigation
• Helmick faces appointee in W.Va. state Senate race
• Sammie Jerome Teter, 61
• Panel divided about whether to delay rezoning for TDRs
• Shepherd's debate team excels at Va. tournament
• Ravens survive scare from Bills, win 37-34 in OT
• Martinsburg man accused of child abuse, neglect
• New cath lab opens at City Hospital
• Officiating goof helps Steelers beat Miami
• Greencastle businessman buys Barnwood Books
• Man wanted in fatal S.C. shooting arrested in Franklin Co.
• Hamlin wins third straight at Martinsville
• Community calendar
• Auburn leaps to top of BCS standings
• Washington County senior menus - Oct. 27 to Nov. 2
• Police briefs
• Mail Call
• Milestones
• This week in government
• Around North Hagerstown
• Found animals
• Letters to the Editor
• Blood drives: Oct.25-Oct. 30
• Berkeley County woman's murder trial delayed
• Hickory Elementary School honors good character
• 4 quick fitness fixes
• Bruchey's veto on sprinkler mandate not likely to be overturned
• Boonsboro High's homecoming dance draws record turnout
• Support groups: Week of Oct. 25
• Hundreds attend event to help sick child
• HCC instructor wins award for her photography
• Elmer Thomas Emmons, 41
• Max L. Braithwaite, 85
• Plane makes emergency landing in Frederick
• Kathy Lou Holt, 56
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Jo Anne Bossler, 60
• Md. state senate candidates answer questions
• Marilyn Ann Rudow, 76
• Counting Jefferson County homeless a difficult task
• Jay G. Roberts, 54
• Whitetail welcomes thousands to the Great Outdoors
• Aurora Skyye Harden, infant
• 80 youths compete in soap box derby
• Katherine Virginia "Katie" Taylor, 88
• Dog alerts homeowner to fire
• Mary L. Olsen, 83
• Democrats hope early voting will draw more voters
• Bruce E. "Bill" Diehl, 82
• Ehrlich fires up support at GOP meet-and-greet
• Uribe's HR sends Giants to World Series
• Washington Co. census response slightly above national average
• Eagles soar in MDCC Tournament
• Lions get MDCC boys soccer title in shutout
• Herald-Mail 2010 Arts & Craft Show
• New Suns ownership hits the ground digging
• Falcons beat Hancock for first win in 5 years
• Eugene Robert Stull Sr., 83
• Former Hub showered with warmth from his old football friends
• Museum offers eerie art, scary stories and crafts for children
• Letters to the editor
• Women of Valor conference held
• Psy-dentical twins share their gift
• Brookeann Renee Knotts, 38
• Device makes yellow jackets kick the bucket
• Religion: Music
• Jason Smith wins Cascade Legion Auxiliary essay contest
• Rangers headed to World Series for first time
• Joy Louise Michael Eldridge, 88
• Mail Call
• Religion: Special services
• Four generations
• Park at Dark
• Nellie A. "Grandma" Liberatore Amato, 89
• Dargan journalist makes his picks for political office
• Religion: Speakers and topics
• Pirate impersonator shares five ways to draw out your inner pirate for Halloween
• Leopards bring thunder in rally
• Mary Edith Murphy, 77
• Ranson caps 100-year anniversary with dedication of new park
• U.S. House of Representatives 6th District Q&A
• It's easy and fun to be a citizen scientist
• Police briefs
• Terri Lynn Noll, 54
• Herald-Mail endorses governor, delegate and sheriff candidates
• Bowers Insurance to host risk management seminar
• A centennial of preservation - the founders
• Meade's catch gives Rebels win
• Winifred E. "Winnie" Sweger Hughes, 95
• Entertainment, news, reality TV; it's all the same
• Jamison signs deal with Chinese firm
• Washington County students named to All County Chorus
• Jefferson Co. clerks mailing draws unfair campaign charges from Dems
• Evelyn Arleen Barron, 90
• Letters to the editor
• Orrstown Bank gives $9,000 gift to Joy El Ministries
• Hancock Middle-Senior High School honor roll
• Cats, Hubs finish Antietam play with a tie
• Bessie F. Honsaker, 86
• Hangarfest takes wing to raise money for Discovery Station
• New Business Spotlight - Turning coffee into an adventure
• Student news
• Staley does it for Dad
• Winifred C. Crowl, 77
• Fans: Pink Floyd tribute band The Machine is the real deal
• U.S. national swimmer dies in overseas race
• Arts brief
• Early voting begins in Washington County
• William Edward Faucette
• Divorces for September 2010
• Business people
• Anniversaries
• Goodwin rallies Democrats in Martinsburg
• Wanner, Mozelle W. (Huffman)
• Marriage licenses for September 2010
• Business briefs
• Wilson College to host career development workshop
• South Hagerstown High class of 1965 holds reunion
• Unbeaten Blue Devils rout Northern
• Robert Glenn "Bob" Hayes, 59
• McCain to stump for Raese in Panhandle
• Business calendar
• Salsa has seniors moving
• Beekeepers group names officers; selects Honey Queen
• Cora E. Horst Myers Knepper, 80
• Kenya Red Cross: 7 fans die from football stampede
• $79 million Powerball jackpot winner: Gods been good to me
• In the cities
• Local Sons of Italy lodge holds annual dinner
• James Franklin Brooks, 86
• Use newspaper, Internet to be an educated voter
• Walkers step and stride against breast cancer
• For Mari Mullane, photography habit won't quit
• Five generations
• Linda Ann Dixon, 58
• Marlo Jean Barnhart
• Delegate race tax pledge squabble widens
• Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down
• County man and his grandfather honored for service to country
• Three-year prison sentence ordered in mugging case
• Letters to the Editor
• Johanna F. "Jane" Palmer, 81
• Former Frostburg State student pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Bruchey vetos mandate for sprinklers in new Hagerstown homes
• 'Green' before 'green' was cool
• Alvin Richard "Dick" Windsor Jr., 75
• Terps' DeSouza lost for season after crash
• On the campaign trail
• Hello, World!
• Kent Thomas Groves Jr., 83
• County Commission candidates speak on recycling, charter government
• Scary story
• You win, you lose, you learn
• Savage honored as Waynesboro's Business Person of the Year
• Jefferson County Commission candidates respond to questions
• Woman charged with shooting cat with BB gun
• Milestones
• Better late than never
• Plea agreement in animal cruelty case a 'slap in my face,' deputy says
• Man accused of striking police officer acquitted
• Community calendar
• Gaels work overtime to beat Panthers
• MVAL Antietam volleyball champ to be crowned Tuesday
• Sexual assault charges dropped
• Potomac Valley preservation meeting Nov. 17
• Pats spoil Blazers Senior Night
• New Boys & Girls Club set to begin in Williamsport
• Woman reports being raped
• Dates for trick-or-treating in the Tri-State area
• Warriors wrap up conference crown
• Wildcats sweep Westminster
• Greencastle Council backs liquor license for new restaurant
• Hospice care offers help to patient and families
• Endorsements for Washington County Commission: Aleshire, Barr, Callaham and McKinley
• Kiss this
• Smoke clears Leitersburg Cinemas
• Endorsements for Washington County Board of Education: Bailey, Fischer and Williams
• Brenda Lee Newlin, 48
• She's ready to roll!
• Mail Call
• Larry Lee Myers, 68
• Cape Air's Hagerstown-BWI flights to continue
• Around Jonathan Street
• Edmund Mizikoski, 82
• Man's body found at Southgate Mall in Chambersburg
• Locks of Love
• Mozelle W. (Huffman) Wanner
• Smithsburg man dies after accident at Harpers Ferry job site
• Volunteers brighten lives with Day of Caring
• Greene Turtle golf tournament benefits Boys & Girls Club
• Connie Diane Eddy, 61
• Crowd decries outcome of animal cruelty case
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Katherine Virginia "Katie" Taylor, 88
• Nevada court refuses to overturn O.J. Simpson's convictions
• Weekend Calendar
• Around Maugansville
• William K. "Bill" Stapleton, 69
• Sinkhole closes one lane of northbound I-81 in W.Va.
• Antrim supervisors look over budget requests
• Actors needed to complete cast of 'But Why Bump off Barnaby?'
• Andrew Jacobson, 100
• Police briefs
• Around Halfway
• Hagerstown man sentenced to three years for liquor store robbery
• Found animals
• 'Red' has great cast but not enough plot
• Hawks win in OT
• BIG SYDNEY: Theres nothing worse than a Kopy Koelble
• Around West Hagerstown
• Washington County schools receives furniture donation
• Ongoing exhibits
• Wagner taps, Hubs dance
• J. Carroll Goodnight, 87
• Around Hancock
• Construction of new senior housing in Hagerstown on track
• Milestones
• Artists invited to join Frederick gallery
• Second cousins battle for first
• Dorothy Eileen Everhart, 85
• Final rabies clinic of season is Saturday
• Student artist not medium about anything
• Hagerstown Commmunity College stages 'Sleepy Hollow'
• Famous biker boosts military memorial
• Curtis Edward "Smitty" Smith, 65
• Antietam Historical Association to host annual dinner
• Corbett stumps in Franklin County
• Movie showtimes
• Former South High basketball coach Scallion dies at 81
• Nicholas John Scallion, 81
• Waynesboro Lions Club train show is Nov. 7
• RV dealership collecting donations for family displaced by fire
• Night life for Oct. 21-24
• Air show donates $100K to Eastern Panhandle United Way
• Ronald Eugene "Ronnie" Clark, 60
• Former Washington Twp. panel member recognized
• On the campaign trail
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics
• Two indicted in Berkeley County arson cases
• George Stephan, 90
• Spooky stories to be recounted at Renfrew Institute
• Berkeley County deputy indicted on sex abuse charges
• Ongoing onstage
• Officials update Hagerstown road and utility projects
• Brenda Ann Crawford, 55
• Chicken wings dinner planned Saturday at Hagerstown church
• Williamsport man gets prison time in sex case
• Are one's enemies the measure of success?
• Man gets three years in liquor store robbery
• Vera Lee Culver, 84
• Registration under way for Antietam Bible College
• Man convicted in infant's death requests new trial
• Community calendar for Oct. 22-28
• Letters to the Editor
• Hagerstown man pleads guilty to molesting boy
• Dorothy T. Clarke, 80
• Relief center plans annual banquet Nov. 20
• Legends on the Square, sports-themed restaurant, plans grand opening
• Classes beginning Oct. 22-28
• Mail Call
• Washington Co. reluctant to accept state's order on dam
• Patricia Iris Rumbaugh Holsopple, 74
• St. Andrew Presbyterian Church to hold Christmas bazaar Nov. 6
• Rouzerville orgnaizations partner to build restrooms at Red Run Park
• Library events for Oct. 22-28
• Berkeley County Council candidates Q&A
• Contracts awarded for snow removal, refrigeration maintenance at Washington Co. schools
• Col. Dennis H. Majkowski, 66
• W.Va. GOP tour bus lands in Panhandle
• School board candidates address various issues at forum
• Community briefs for Oct. 22
• Jefferson Co. gets $1M for sewer plant
• United Way Day of Caring is Friday
• Catherine V. Greenwalt, 86
• Cost of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac buyout could reach $363 billion
• This weekend's prep football preview capsules
• Memory Walk set for Sunday in Frederick
• Waynesboro council backs state plans to replace pair of old bridges
• General election early voting begins Friday in Maryland
• Sgt. Douglas Francis Pearce Sr., U.S. Army (Retired), 72
• Toyota recalling 1.53 million vehicles
• Community calendar
• Weekend calendar
• Businessman eyes community walking trail in Waynesboro
• Alsatia Mummer's Parade to give $500 prize for mummer
• Harvey Thomas Kenney Jr., 80
• PROMISE scholarship no longer covers tuition at most W.Va. schools
• Seasonal flu clinics for adults to be held Nov. 1
• Cost of bus tranfer center project increases due to contaminated soil
• Edith Deane Custer Grove, 94
• On the campaign trail
• Alvin Richard "Dick" Windsor Jr., 75
• Passenger in serious condition after Monday crash
• Charles Edgar Miller, 73
• Two face drug charges
• Paul Edward Beckley, 62
• Blazers blast Smithsburg
• Man gets 20 years in M&T Bank robbery
• North gets its directions right
• Bleacher costs mount for Waynesboro Area School District
• North High musician named to Army band
• One potato, two potato add up to healthful returns
• Terps try to erase mistakes
• Bail reduced for man charged in theft from Glessner
• Home cooking: Using pepper's bounty
• Police briefs
• Washington County liquor board briefs
• Local instructor makes sugar fly on Food Network
• Warriors' trademark stamps win
• Parrott, Poffenberger disagree on debates
• Milestones
• Gossard's best makes Hubs best in county golf
• British invasion brings changes in pig culture
• Little Heiskell bridge club results
• Martha M. (Diller) Horst, 76
• Washington County Commissioners briefs
• Letters to the Editor
• Gerald Richard Couch, 67
• Bus-transfer center costs rise
• Infants' deaths prompt Graco to recall 2 million baby strollers
• Wilsie P. Wallace, 93
• Delegate candidates mix it up at Chamber forum
• Mail Call
• Fred Alvin McClure, 59
• 66 Letterkenny workers might be affected by Iraq withdrawal
• Around Williamsport
• William Thomas Stacey Jr., 65
• Witness: Fort Hood gunman had nearly 200 rounds of ammo left
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Rev. Arnold W. Gooden, 72
• Deputies investigate possible gunshot on Medway Road
• Heritage Academy closed due to water line problem
• Lawrence Everett Jordan, 88
• War Memorial Park pavilion a community effort
• Leldon "Cliff Possum" C. Rutherford, 62
• I'm an honest West Virginian; no one asked me to be in an ad
• Board gets report on High School Assessment data
• Students plant trees at Fountaindale Elementary School
• Catherine L. Divelbiss, 92
• Crowls goal adds fire to Blazers
• Second carrier sent to support Afghan surge
• Newcomer challenges incumbent in 58th Delegate District race
• Alvin "Dick" Richard Windsor Jr., 75
• HCC tries to become functional
• Former JetBlue attendant pleads guilty, will receive counseling
• Zoning to allow campground near Hancock denied
• Blair D. Truax, 85
• Jann Shenebeck, 73
• Chambersburg motorcyclist in serious condition after crash
• New Pa. courthouse still in the planning stages
• Every bounce goes against Warriors
• Kathryn S. Carter, 85
• Shots fired at Pentagon; incident called 'random event'
• Berkeley Co. Council hopeful regets events leading to conviction
• Duncan lifts Warriors past FSK in overtime
• Thomas Jay Hoard, Jr., 44
• County won't seek ag easement property tax exemption
• Additional charges filed in child sex abuse case
• Tips to help you on the countdown to college
• Patricia Marie (Lizor) McCleary-Staubs, 71
• Tom Bosley, patriarch of TV's 'Happy Days' family, dies
• Man gets prison in convenience store robbery
• Five songs you should listen to
• William "Bill" Roger Weaver, 91
• Military recruiters told to accept gay applicants
• Prison sentence ordered in child porn case
• Milestones
• Jacquelyn Amos Lovell, 80
• Library prepares for renovation, expansion
• Washington Co. Animal Control Ordinance overhauled
• Letters to the Editor
• Kenneth J. Little, 73
• Rescue crews on scene of I-70 accident
• Fore to fall
• James Hilmer Hanson, 85
• Md. prisons to experiment with video conferencing for inmates
• Hagerstown mayor threatens to veto sprinkler mandate
• Rita Cecelia Rhoe, 94
• Pilot accused of 'poor judgment' in fatal chopper crash
• Feds cancel plans for halfway house in Panhandle
• Gregory Wayne Harne, 60
• Planners mull changes to UGA rezoning plan
• Md. high court approves emergency rules on foreclosures
• Charles Valentine Shultz, 76
• Blind inmate acquitted of assaulting correctional officer
• $1 million contributed toward sewer plant
• Rosalie V. DeShong, 88
• Four vie for three seats on Orphans' Court
• Delegate candidate accuses opponent of twisting the truth
• Elsie Minerva Cochran, 87
• Learning language of the deaf a sign of the times for teacher
• Ground broken on Pa. transportation facility
• Two post office workers shot to death in Tenn.
• Preservationists have chance to receive grant
• Community calendar
• William King "Elbo" Palmer, 82
• Ex-NFL star drives car off embankment after domestic violence arrest
• Election violation charges against Observer dismissed
• Mail Call
• Allen L. Pulse Sr., 93
• Four convicted in N.Y. synagogue bombing plot
• HCC hosts candidate forum
• Letters to the Editor
• Jacquelyn Amos Lovell, 80
• On the Campaign Trail
• State DNR-Forest Service collecting black walnuts
• Are high school sports dangerous?
• Lena Josephine Dlugosz, 87
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Maryland Dairy Cattle Judging Team excels
• Support groups
• Two vie for W.Va. 56th District delegate seat
• 5 private schools form new league
• Ag calendar
• Seats still available for Washington, D.C., tour
• Local inline skating club sends three to world championships
• Found animals
• Hagerstown Bridge Club posts results
• Hawks toughen up, win Leather Tournament
• Delegate candidates answer questions on issues
• Shriners place wreath at Tomb of the Unknowns
• Blood drives
• Branching out: Patriots beat Ravens in OT
• Friends, family remember victims of violent crime
• Around Boonsboro
• Police briefs
• Redskins can't cash in on Colts' mistakes
• Chambersburg man charged in shooting death of his son
• Around Clear Spring
• This week in government
• Penn State Mont Alto to offer master's degree in nursing
• Washington Square church celebrates 125th anniversary
• Mail Call
• Circuit clerk seat up for grabs in Morgan County
• Kathy J. Meagher Memorial Scholarships awarded
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• Fourth-grader's invention helps fellow student
• Workshop on future treatments for cancer planned Saturday
• Morgan County Commission candidates Q&A
• Old Forge holds Golden Table luncheon
• Around South Hagerstown
• Washington County teen birth rate drops for two years in a row
• Hershey's motto: 'Don't sit there, do something' serves community well
• Simon aims to unseat Doyle in W.Va. House
• Greenbrier honors Character Counts! winners
• Around North Hagerstown
• Mavis Elizabeth Surratt, 71
• If you build it, they will come
• Disc-overing the park in autumn
• Smithsburg Library board makes donation to capital campaign
• Found animals
• Lawrence G. Blessing, 61
• Senior calendar for Oct. 18-Oct. 22
• Woman pleads no contest to child neglect
• Milestones
• Monaford Lee Gardner, 84
• Report: Popular Facebook apps transmitted personal info
• Man charged with criminal homicide in son's death has bail revoked
• Washington County senior menus
• Sandra Julia (Niezgoda) Werder, 46
• Youth group rockathon raises $2,000 to help with toddler's ...
• Charitable contributions
• Unger, Blair discuss roads and campaign finance
• Two graduate from HCC's CVT management program
• Blazers set stage for battle
• Police briefs
• Clear Spring High School class of 1972 holds reunion
• Pianist Cheng kicks off MSO's MasterWorks series with energy
• If you want my dollar, treat me like a good customer
• North Hagerstown High School class of 1965 celebrates 45th
• Tigers put Terps in tank
• Mail Call
• Girl Scouts collect eyeglasses for Lions Club
• Royal family
• Letters to the Editor
• Four generations
• Maureen O. Clark, 91
• Saints have a heavenly day
• Damien Kaetzel earns rank of Eagle Scout
• Hamilton Hyundai donates $1,500 toward Wounded Warriors outing
• Hancock pulls out a win
• Business calendar
• Shepherd remains unbeaten
• Thompson Gas joins 'Fuel for Hope' program
• Halloween trick or treat and event round-up
• Business people
• Death, spiritualism and painting
• Firms honored at ABC awards
• Anniversary
• D.R. Grove donates to local nonprofit groups
• Hagerstown teen will play trumpet with FFA National Band
• Springfield Middle School honor roll
• Community celebrates 20 years of free clinic
• Service news
• A couscous dish that's health conscious
• E. Russell Hicks Middle School honor roll
• Patricia Barber prepares South African foods
• Shepherdstown celebrates 100th anniversary of train station
• Student news
• Cooking for one? It can be fun
• Waynesboro middle school makes Pa. state testing goals
• Warriors bust out vs. Indians
• Home by local 'apostles' has messages built in
• Lions roar past Rebels
• Franklin County GOP and Dems work to get voters to the polls
• North's Staley relieved to win Antietam title
• Festival goers have fun slinging pumpkins
• Knights' 'D' fends off Hubs
• Taste of the Town benefits Waynesboro Fest
• Pet of the week: Rocky
• Wine-tasting event benefits Girls Inc.
• Religion: Speakers and topics
• Local band aiming to win national competition
• Religion: Special services
• Miriam Vorreyer, 82
• Religion: Musical notes
• John Francis Peck, 75
• Airplane mechanic soared in his craft
• On The Campaign Trail
• Edna Triesler Walters W. Jess, 89
• We don't have sweetheart deals, but we do make mistakes
• Letters to the Editor
• Norma K. DeShong, 82
• Candidates for House of Delegates respond to questions
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Robert Charles "Bob" Brown Sr., 85
• Local Md. delegate races all contested
• J. Michael Long, 52
• Ins and outs of Md. High School Assessment
• Harriett Louise Adels, 86
• Fall festival all about pumpkins
• Georgia M. DeShong, 80
• Blair, Unger go head to head on legislative records
• Zielinski, Hardy, Hubs are champs
• Many Apple Harvest Festival goers don't fall far from the family tree
• Chambersburg ends four-game skid
• Run to Remember promotes fundraising for various organizations
• Job fair at Valley Mall offers opportunities
• Washington County library events
• Letters to the Editor
• Control panel
• First flu shot clinics held in Washington County
• HCC offers animal care workshops for pet owners
• Community calendar
• Joan Staley Forcino, 73
• Martinsburg City Council awards roadwork contract
• HCC offers patient behavior seminar
• Hello, World!
• Violet Arbutus Kline, 90
• Eastern Panhandle gets share of $5 million in grants
• HCC offers alternative energy classes
• When Alzheimer's disease hits home
• Derryl Eric Brandenburg, 55
• Veterans Administration Drill
• Meetings, groups and fundraisers
• Books can help children deal with cancer
• Robert Irvin "Bob" Davis, 79
• Police seek person in Pa. shooting incident
• Broadway actor returns to Frederick
• Author to sign books
• Bridget Eddy Comer, 33
• Second hearing on Urban Growth Area rezoning held
• Making sense of poetry
• Raymond Sydney Boniface, 79
• Breast cancers survivors gather in celebration
• Milestones
• Martha Jane (Fambrough) Roher, 84
• Berkeley County admits error in subdivision bond release
• Found animals
• John R. Gonzalez, 63
• Longtime delegate faces challenge in W.Va. House race
• Around Jonathan Street
• Shelva Jean (Lorraine) Dorsey, 71
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Janet D. Carty
• Vision comes alive at Williamsport
• Barnhart's service Monday in Martinsburg
• Around Maugansville
• Mary Lee Clark, 64
• Leopards stay perfect
• Railroad crossing repairs to begin Monday
• Mail Call
• Elizabeth S. Niemyer, 85
• This weekend's high school football preview capsules
• Man enters Alford plea, receives suspended sentence
• Palmer teaches the silent 'art' of sign language
• Gayle W. Burt, 71
• Scott mans drivers seat as HCC starts journey
• Four injured in Cearfoss Pike crash
• This was only a drill
• Joan Pensinger, 76
• Hubs find right mix to top Blazers
• Sierra Nevada opens hangar at Hagerstown Regional Airport
• Weekend Calendar
• Snyder v. Phelps - A clash of speech, privacy rights
• Boonsboro lean, mean to C. Spring
• Around West Hagerstown
• Sam Ball returns home for Mountain State Apple Harvest Parade
• Wildcats use late surge to grab win
• Inmate requests, receives maximum sentence
• Around Halfway
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics for Oct. 14-20
• Dorothy Sanders Hensell, 91
• Tax-exempt deadline for nonprofits is Friday
• Around Hancock
• Singers needed for Mason Dixon Barbershop Chorus
• Beverly Ann Widmeyer Kenny, 65
• Shots fired in alley near Washington County Hospital
• Great day for a run
• Ongoing onstage
• Gerald Lee Dagenhart, 80
• Waynesboro man charged after car crashes into porch
• As Chile celebrates record-setting rescue, mine's future in question
• Letters to the Editor
• Paul "Vernon" Armbrester, 83
• Wife of U.S. Senate candidate Sestak campaigns in Chambersburg
• Rail service on MARC Brunswick line delayed
• National Museum of Civil War Medicine featured in webisode
• James A. "Jim" Overcash, 66
• All County choruses cant stop singing their songs
• Blues Fest seeks 2011 poster artist submissions
• Marlo Jean Barnhart, 63
• Marking history
• Classes beginning Oct. 16
• Mail Call
• Tammy "Maw Maw" Jessee, 50
• All County Honor Choruses
• Community briefs
• Found animals
• Maranda Grace DeLauder, 3
• Hancock briefs
• Meinelschmidt challenges Donoghue on expenses
• Street extension debate continues in Waynesboro
• Elmeda Helen Lachkovic Hill, 85
• Pedestrian struck on Dual Highway
• Fix JB Sports group making progress toward is goal
• Washington Township briefs
• Thomas G. Spofford, 75
• Ex-Berkeley Co. teacher waives preliminary hearing
• Trial date changed for man charged with killing his father
• Martinsburg briefs
• Staff picks: Our top 10 events
• Berkeley Springs students get zoning lesson
• Voters face school excess levy vote in Jefferson County
• Church to host car show to benefit cancer sufferer
• Ongoing exhibits for Oct. 14-20 and beyond
• Police briefs
• PennDOT says Pa. 16 will be "safe for the winter"
• AAUW to host 'Future Treatments for Cancer'
• Pianist Angela Cheng to perform at Maryland Symphony Orchestra
• Area Roundup Oct. 13
• Md. man charged with rape of county teen he met online
• Voting deadline nears for Art for Animals Challenge
• Night life for Oct. 14-20
• BIG SYD I won't mention all the lines over this ancient body
• Antietam Cable waiving fees in exchange for food donations
• Milestones
• Movie listings Oct. 15-17
• Capsule preview of Thursday's football
• Sierra Nevada opening hangar with ceremony
• No one injured in school bus accident in Fayetteville
• W.Va. woman charged in husband's death rejects plea offer
• Elmeda Helen Lachkovic Hill, 85
• Marlo Barnhart, longtime Herald-Mail reporter, dies
• Roy Rogers to host Blue Band Night on Wednesday
• Mr. Donald W. "Pap" Stockslager, 92
• Gates: Congress, not courts, should set policy on gays in military
• Mail Call
• Beverly Ann Widmeyer Kenny, 65
• Officials in 50 states, D.C. launch foreclosure probe
• Milestones
• Paul Gould
• Showcase of Marching Bands steps off in front of thousands of fans
• Around Williamsport
• Williamsport getting Boys & Girls Club
• Some fear zoning change might hurt economic development
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Raese raps Obamacare during Panhandle visit
• Hancock calendar
• Breakfast dish can be made ahead of time
• Broadfording boys blast CVCS, 7-1
• Hancock Halloween Parade set for Oct. 27
• Fall markets offer fresh, seaonal foods
• James Blackwell Davis Jr., 64
• Hancock Area Photo Contest winners announced
• Have your virtual pie and eat it too
• Walter L. Ferguson, 63
• Washington County liquor board briefs
• Jewish Food Festival organizers promise some authentic fare
• Erin Marie McAfee, 29
• Shuster recognized for efforts on farm issues
• Little Heiskell bridge club results
• Kenneth M. Miller, 77
• 54th district candidates discuss education, taxes
• Letters to the Editor
• Frances Virginia "Willie" Smallwood, 68
• Washington Co. Commissioner hopefuls tout priorities
• Deadline for election-related letters is Oct. 26
• Russel Vincent Davis, 81
• Redland Brick won't close Williamsport plant
• Car show to benefit cancer sufferer
• College Fair links 100 schools with prospective students
• MOMS Club to hold Home Business Expo in Chambersburg
• Arnold Dale Potter, 81
• Despite bus accident, Orchard View students get to school on time
• Board member 'embarrassed' by Waynesboro school district's book issues
• Patricia M. "Pat" Carbaugh Mowen, 66
• Five songs you should be listening to
• Bernard DeSeal Leasure
• Six taken to hospitals after crash closes I-81 in Pa.
• Williamsport briefs
• Boonsboro Lions to meet
• Ray Ellis Russell Sr., 83
• White House lifts Gulf of Mexico deep water drilling moratorium
• Williamsport chief defends fire siren despite complaints
• Mail Call
• Joan Viola Gower, 69
• Germany, Portugal join U.N. Security Council
• City Park neighborhood getting decorative signs
• Wine tasting will benefit Humane Society
• Mary Jane Young
• First of trapped Chilean miners due to be rescued later today
• Pa. State Rep. Todd Rock recovering from Lyme disease
• Benjamin Jacques becomes Eagle Scout
• Marjorie Ruth Welcome, 58
• Two compete for Clear Spring Town Council; vice mayor runs unopposed
• Agreements boost Antrim business park
• AARP plans driver safety courses in Nov.
• Rosezella May Harp, 97
• Thanks to PenMar
• Students receive Youth Meritorious Awards
• House District 53 candidates weigh in on quarry
• Radiation safety seminar Nov. 13 at HCC
• Neale Hobart Bass, 87
• Frederick woman killed in Myersville crash
• Funkstown Town Council accepts draft of audit
• Fallen USS Cole sailor Wibberley remembered with a vow
• Around Boonsboro
• Shirley Wilburn Stansbury, 82
• University System of Maryland at Hagerstown holds open house
• Hearings in tots shooting postponed
• Disaster loans available for drought-related crop loss
• Around Clear Spring
• John L. "Lee" Jackson, 52
• 7-Eleven franchise owners give up Slurpees to retire and travel
• Transition, award part of chamber meeting
• Funkstown water rates to rise at least 6.5%
• Rotary Club continues support of Cub Scout pack
• Paul McCormick
• Grant money to purchase supplies at Emma K. Doub school
• 15-0 Eagles have big goals
• Funkstown councilman warns of threat to electronic gear
• Hub City Cruisers donate to local Hospice
• Hawks win tuneup for JuCo conference showdown
• BOE candidate, Chamber of Commerce at odds over forum
• Goretti swept by Jefferson
• Funkstown briefs
• TOPS Chapter 0308 holds meeting
• Weaving a 'W'
• Smithsburg remains unbeaten at the net
• Cougars pull away from Gaels
• Ceremony honors fallen USS Cole sailor Roy
• Crimean War class to be offered
• 'Secretariat' crosses the line, but it's not a win
• Hispanic Festival organizer excited about event's success
• Milestones
• Hagerstown City Council backs sprinklers in new homes
• Cycling club donates to San Mar home
• Letters to the Editor
• Staley to run as write-in candidate for school board
• Found animals
• Mentors help students make career choices
• Early voting kicks off Wednesday in W.Va.; registration deadline is today
• Band geeks tells why marching band is harder than it looks
• Williamsport cross country team members apologize for pavilion damage
• Community calendar
• Man charged with driving stolen truck into pool seeks jury trial
• Ag calendar
• Do you like to tie-dye?
• Franklin Milton Hart Jr., 70
• Needmore man arrested after standoff charged in alleged sexual assault
• Williamsport town calendar
• Maurice Lee Watson, 85
• Conn. trooper who shot escapee is identified
• Man guilty of 6 murder counts in Memphis rampage
• Blood drives
• Letters to the Editor
• Ganos OT kick gives Skins another final-play win decision
• Candidates for Register of Wills tout qualifications for job
• This week in government
• Washington County schools receive ExxonMobil grants
• Ravens put their brand on Broncos
• Catoctin forfeits 3 games
• John Robert "Bob" Golden, 88
• CROP Walk raises thousands to fight hunger
• New MCTC building offers better security and morale
• Naomi Jennie Harper, 96
• Found animals
• Free clinic struggles with medication regulation
• WASHS class of 2011 rocks school with gift
• 'Books and Breakfast' at Conococheague Elementary
• Mail Call
• Riford: Tourism keeps a bad economy from getting worse
• Senior citizens brace for Social Security freeze
• Mackey, Sokol honored at Tech High
• Around North Hagerstown
• Police, fire briefs
• Md. Gov. OMalley, Ehrlich hold first 2010 debate
• Martin receives RESA 8 Scholarship
• Habitat's 'Lumber for the Lord' event is Oct. 16
• Local cyclists compete in Iron Cross event
• Funkstown calendar
• Pangborn students answer reading challenge
• Milestones
• Donald "Gipper" Lee Gipe Jr., 41
• On the campaign trail
• Heritage students observe 'See You at the Pole' event
• Around South Hagerstown
• George Charles Meyer Sr., 76
• Clear Spring calendar
• Two vie for W.Va. 51st District delegate seat
• Washington County senior menus
• Jack Nelson Anderson, 76
• Challengers in 52nd district race would push for tax reform
• Two Americans, British-Cypriot citizen share Nobel in economics
• Kiwanis Club Rose Day is Oct. 21
• E. Louise Kirchen, 95
• Olde Tyme Christmas committee to meet
• Pet Watch
• Live in your healthiest body
• Mr. Paul Joseph McCormick, 62
• Senior calendar for Oct. 11-Oct. 15
• Community calendar
• Beverly Jean Huber, 84
• Hazmat spill closes I-81 ramp, portion of Pa. 696
• Flu vaccination clinics set for Oct. 15
• John G. "Red" Davis Sr., 79
• Joan Sutherland, one of opera's greats, dies
• Support groups
• Peggy Ann Shockey, 85
• Motorcyclist, passenger hurt in Quincy Twp. crash
• Go, Do, Learn
• Goldie Maxine Cox, 80
• On the Campaign Trail
• Mildred Louise Sellers, 102
• Joint-surgery patients gather for reunion
• Patricia Ann Fletcher, 66
• Food, money gathered at gospel concert
• Diane M. (Kline) Funkhouser, 63
• County commissioners candidates respond to questions
• George W. Schmidt, 87
• Roadwork ahead in Pa.
• Gladys B. (Boone) Gipe, 88
• Martinsburg man sought in connection to shooting death
• Prisoner who escaped in Berkeley County killed by police in Conn.
• Man missing from Hagerstown assisted-living facility found
• Police seek man who robbed Frederick 7-Eleven
• Shepherd rallies to go to 6-0
• Panthers fall one conversion short
• Saints hop to it early to stop Frogs
• Blue Devils' Garns hits peak on hills at Stoner
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Nettie J. DeShong, 96
• Deadline to register for voting is Tuesday
• Lawrence Phillip "Phil" Gum, 74
• Mouk Walk raises funds for food bank, utility assistance
• Earl Fielder Selby Jr., 73
• Hiker completes 21-year Appalachian Trail trek
• Procession in Williamsport a Salute to All Soldiers
• Bridge club posts results
• Post 42's Last Man's Club holds 56th meeting since end of WWII
• Fans cant help falling in love with Elvis
• Grapes for Girls wine-tasting set for Oct. 16
• Bark in the Park event draws 100 dogs, owners
• Don Lewis
• Tolson's Chapel may serve again
• Duvall earns highest award in Scouting - Eagle Scout rank
• Charles "Charlie" N. Jones, 68
• Embracing the gray
• Mural painted at Hagerstown art gallery
• Graham Harrison McNamee, 77
• Now is a great time to make a rain garden
• Student news
• Goldie J. Bard King, 85
• Sharpsburg teen's hobby is for the dogs
• Service news
• Jack Carlton Bodkin, 75
• Anniversary
• HCC cash bonanza to be held Oct. 22
• Life is both cruel and wonderful, not one or the other
• Retired Col. Harry B. Plowman, 89
• 1,400 apple dumplings sold for 27th annual Apple Festival
• Five CAP cadets to compete online for scholarships
• Economic downturn pinches Hagerstown-Washington County Convention and Visitors Bureau
• Margaret Elizabeth Winters, 86
• Rolling thunder pays tribute to fallen police officer
• Younker family attends gathering at Camp Harding
• Finance leaders fail to resolve currency dispute
• Mary Jane Appenzellar, 87
• Apple butter vendor has been selling wares at festival for 36 years
• Former Chemical Leaman Tank Lines employees meet for lunch
• Two National Park officers dead in Utah plane crash
• Earl Fielder Selby Jr., 73
• Official says Wednesday rescue likely in Chile
• Reaction to rally shows we can unite for a cause
• Welcome Center spared after city waives half of its rent
• Wildcats' defense delivers a victory
• Remembering the USS Cole
• Mail Call
• Commissioners candidates Q&A
• Lions slam door shut on North
• Building permits
• Man, moment can change history
• Nelson retires from military
• Knights' offense too much for Rebels
• Deeds for September 2010
• Letters to the editor
• Tons of trash pulled from creek during fifth annual ...
• Cougars stymie Leopards
• Fairgrounds Harvest Hoedown keeps people on gourd
• HCC to host radiation safety, trauma seminar
• Catrina Shockey of Hagerstown crowned homecoming queen ...
• Blazers rout Panthers for fourth straight win
• COPS Walk raises money to help families in grief
• Pet of the week: Giles
• Visit by teachers brings back memories for HHS class ...
• AGs office: CVB met budget hearing requirements
• Ex-legal executive gets 10-year sentence in Ponzi scam
• Lula Virginia "Pete" Reed, 74
• Answering Rachels challenge
• Paying cash for online shopping
• Ground broken for new clubhouse at Whitetail Golf Resort
• Dow closes above 11,000 for first time since May
• Kenneth Dale Phetteplace
• Leopards remain unbeaten
• Cherished memories of a friend
• Man accused of beating neighbor found guilty on all charges
• U.S. gets another month to revive Mideast talks
• Tri-State briefs
• Benefit gospel concert set for Sunday at Pa. park
• Go, Do, Learn
• Man involved in gas station burglary sentenced to prison
• Business calendar
• Tri-State briefs
• Classes
• School officially closes on purchase of 46 acres off W.Va. 45
• Business briefs
• Hubs sweep Warriors, stay unbeaten in Antietam
• Community briefs
• Sheriffs Dept. investigating theft from DOH maintenance complex
• McKee guilty of first-degree child abuse in babys death
• Hagerstown should be proud for taking stand against hatred
• Library events
• Two say they were robbed at gunpoint at Shaffs Pub
• Religion: Music
• Milestones
• Pa. museum hosts open house
• Religion: Special services
• Mail Call
• Meetings and groups, fundraisers, reunions
• Businesses can do own market research
• Business people
• Community calendar
• Bank of America halts foreclosure sales in 50 states
• The Columbia Bank donates to Habitat for Humanity
• CSX to begin repairing, replacing crossing at Potomac Avenue
• Found animals
• Deaf woman follows dream to become certified physician assistant
• Duvinage contributes staircase to 'Extreme Makeover' project
• Weekend Calendar
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Berkeley Co. leaders host town hall meeting
• OMalley visits MCTC to thank correctional officers for work
• Review board proposes separate ethics panel for city
• Around Jonathan Street
• No solution yet on Pa. well issues
• Three generations
• Religion: Speakers and services
• Around Maugansville
• Borough, PennDOT not quite square on Center Square project
• Letters to the editor
• 2 injured when man opens fire at SoCal school
• Weekend calendar
• G-A board reviews athletic upgrades
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Man shot by Morgan Co. deputy is in intensive care
• Letters to the Editor
• Notebook Local teams are making difference in the game of life
• Have you registered to vote?
• FBI: Tractor-trailer carrying no explosives
• Thomas Clyde McSwain Jr., 64
• Wildcats shut out Blazers
• Girls Inc. continues to help local girls
• Cub Scouts meet at Memorial Recreation Center
• BIG SYDNEY: My MOP is no Ding Dong
• Luther Thomas "Tater" Taylor Sr., 79
• Expert witnesses testify on infants injuries in murder trial
• AARP driver safety course planned
• Calendar
• Elmer Harsh Beckley, 69
• Washington Co. school board OKs general fund budget calendar
• Circulation Day puts donated items back to good use
• Mail Call
• Harry B. Rambo, 85
• Payment card terminals compromised in some ALDI stores
• USM-H to hold open house Monday
• Demonstration of Russian cooking Nov. 6
• Alice Marion Norman, 90
• Two cases in stolen weapons incident forwarded
• U.S. Chamber spends more than $10 million on ads
• Around West Hagerstown
• Star party set for Oct. 15,16 at battlefield
• William Russell Lark, 60
• School board awards contract for Bester feasibility study
• Mario Vargas Llosa wins Nobel literature prize
• Around Halfway
• Letters to the Editor
• Richard E. "Butch" Rhines, 56
• High school football preview capsules
• Consumers cut credit card borrowing for two years
• Around Funkstown
• Washington County Arts Council names new gallery manager
• Thomas Strouse Jackson, 90
• School board gets clean opinion for fiscal years 2009, 2010
• Operator of equine rescue facing animal cruelty charges
• Around Hancock
• The Hancock Panthers will be on the prowl at Showcase of Bands
• Virginia Ann Miller, 54
• Japan Cabinet OKs $61 billion economic stimulus
• W.Va. schools face rising autism rates
• Police briefs
• Movie showtimes Oct. 8-Oct. 10
• Mary Jane Ritchie, 70
• Voters got the chance to Meet the Candidates
• 72,000 stimulus payments went to dead people
• In the cities
• Night life for Oct. 7-Oct.13
• Melba Louise Black, 82
• Walking the dog
• Congressional estimate: $1.3 trillion deficit for 2010
• Arts briefs
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics for Oct. 7-Oct. 13
• G. Brewer Middlekauff
• Bid approved for first phase of storm water system repairs
• Senate report slams Afghan security contractors
• Ongoing exhibits beginning weekend of Oct. 7
• Fern Owens Lee, 80
• Allegany Co. residents earn roles in feature film
• Commissioner resigns from Parks and Recreation board
• Ongoing onstage
• Henry "Tub" Rowland Renner Sr., 78
• Police and fire briefs
• 9th Circuit upholds Washington ban on voting by inmates
• Course for farmers offered online
• Jones shows true success is one step away
• Piano man gets schooled
• Ind. money manager who crashed plane gets 10 years
• Milestones
• Smith has hat trick in Indians win over rival Devils
• Lotte Green, 80
• County to provide support for National Pike Festival Wagon Train
• Couple's Radio Flyer turns heads on streets
• One that didnt get away
• Kenneth Dale "Buck" Phetteplace, 83
• Foes of health care law lose key court ruling
• There appears to be a pecking order between rooster and turkeys
• Charles C. Raker, 83
• Police: Gunmen torch 8 NATO oil tankers
• Berkeley Co. man charged with arson in fire at neighbors home
• Constitution guides Reeds candidacy
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Residents object to proposed RV park
• Morgan County Sheriffs deputy shoots man
• Massey favors a free market
• Around Williamsport
• Warriors get best of Hubs again
• Third-graders write their own pop-up books
• $400 to $500 stolen after church collection
• Letters to the Editor
• It took a Super Bowl for Swayne to see light
• Man charged with homicide is apprehended near Greencastle
• Smithsburg briefs
• Mail Call
• Hubs win despite getting outscored
• Advocates of localized handgun permitting see it as a step
• U.S. arrests Akamai worker it says offered to spy
• Moms Club to hold open house Thursday
• Shumaker not denied as Wildcats top Rebels
• U.S. apologizes for attack on Pakistani soldiers
• Liquor board briefs
• Boonsboro town calendar
• Lions dunk Flames
• Falling Waters man accused of embezzling money
• Staff picks: Our top 10 events
• Found animals
• Jean B. Shaner, 87
• BRCTC votes to complete purchase of land for new campus
• AG Holder says Justice looking into foreclosures
• Milestones
• Floyd "Dukes" Dayton, 86
• Living United in Washington County Newsletter - October 4, 2010
• Testimony begins in trial of man charged in babys death
• Community calendar
• Goldie Virginia "Bobbie" Bohrer, 84
• Volunteers needed to clean Shafer Park
• Ore. woman pleads guilty to killing pregnant woman
• Bridge club reports results
• John Moab Hostetter, 86
• Two rescued from burning car in Berkeley County, W.Va.
• Judge delays hearing into Texas mans execution
• Do you have a great-tasting recipe? It might win you $50
• Ruth Ella Clapp, 89
• Fire damages laundry facility at VisionQuest in Franklin County, Pa.
• Officials: Race to Top will not result in double testing
• Israeli PM weighing new settlement curbs
• Cobbler makes for tasty dish anytime
• Mrs. Sylvia Naomi McGraw, 78
• High court struggles with funeral protest case
• School board candidates say budget will be biggest challenge
• Toddler who shot himself remains in critical condition
• Think leafy greens for a healthful diet
• Charles A. "Chuck" Lane, 88
• Feds award contract for W.Va. center expansion
• City offices to close for Columbus Day
• Officers respond to assault on Cannon Avenue
• Milani Margarita Parker, 8 months
• Traffic flow on East School Lane still a problem
• Halladay throws no-hitter as Phillies beat Reds
• Chinese company, CEO plead guilty in HGH probe
• Bessie Olivia Free, 98
• Report: Taliban, Afghan government in talks to end war
• WCPS meet High School Assessment proficiency standards
• Alison L. Freshman, 14
• Our Friendly Skies - October 2010
• Tiger Orchard Co. remains a mystery
• Town Hall meeting set for Thursday
• Carol F. Parmelee, 77
• Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• School board discusses panel report in closed session
• Bridge work will cause traffic detours
• Holly Mae (Jenkins) High, 61
• Found animals
• Clear Spring council member, vice mayor file to run again
• Westboro Baptist Church
• Nancy H. Highfield Oakes, 80
• Blasts kill 4 NATO troops, up to 4 Afghan police
• Courtyard by Marriott hotel officially opens
• Man charged with attempted criminal homicide
• Edison Lee Thomas Green, 62
• Animal husbandry portion of rezoning proposal changed
• Township, Greencastle officials deem meeting a success
• Man charged in arson waives hearing
• Dolores Marie Jauregui, 59
• Maryland legalizes socially conscious businesses
• Greenschool budding in W.Va.
• County might seek law authorizing sheriff to issue gun permits
• Goldie Evelyn Edwards Hutzler
• Area Roundup Oct. 5
• City considers proposal for traffic-calming devices
• WCPS to participate in Race to the Top
• Kay F. Briggs, 70
• Former hardware store to house heritage museum in Boonsboro
• Berkeley Springs briefs
• Bill protecting gun owners acting in self-defense moves ahead
• Grace N. Buehre, 89
• Boonsboro briefs
• Around Boonsboro
• Washington County briefs
• John E. Royal, 73
• Rough Torain
• Stretch garden season with a cold frame
• Smithsburg Volunteer Fire Co. reports calls
• Protesters, counter demonstrators begin rallies outside N. Hagerstown High
• Ravens find balance while living on edge
• Milestone
• Smithsburg town calendar
• Mail Call
• Patricia Ann Milburn, 68
• Calendar
• Mark the Cable Guy
• Around Clear Spring
• Douglas Keith Spencer, 80
• Designs sought for street sculpture show
• Suspect wanted in connection with Pa. homicide arrested
• William Dewayne "Brownie" Brown, 70
• Meet Tanisha from "Too Fat for Fifteen"
• Maryland GOP lieutenant gov. candidate talks to small business owners
• James Allen "Jimmy" Fox, 52
• Letters to the Editor
• New Suns owners to keep leasing stadium; want more flexibility
• Man charged with civil-rights violation, indecent exposure
• Kermit H. Mellott, 89
• The mandates will be there, the money may not
• School for the arts adding literary program
• Electrical fire closes parts of Quality Inn
• W.Va. student places second in national SkillsUSA competition
• William Earl "Sonny" Henry, 79
• Senior menus Oct. 6 to Oct. 12
• Mail Call
• Sheffield to serve as deputy at Letterkenny
• Teresa Virginia Smith Uccellini, 58
• This week in government
• Letters to the Editor
• Police briefs
• Jane Elizabeth Snyder, 90
• Europe holds on to win thrilling Ryder Cup
• Found animals
• Waynesboro Civitan charters new club
• A pleasant journey: A check-up with Ellen Rowland
• Traffic stop leads to woman's arrest on warrants from Virginia
• Around South Hagerstown
• Internet safety workshops slated for Washington County middle schools
• Prevention is a good cure
• Nation's top Episcopal bishop speaks in Shepherdstown
• Around North Hagerstown
• Sign of the times
• Want to save money? Lose some weight
• Taste of the Town benefits REACH
• School calendar
• School board, support personnel union wait on panel recommendations
• Healthcare spotlight
• Census Report: Md. income distribution gap widens
• Antietam Academy High students to hold car wash fundraiser
• Farmin' in the rain
• Support groups
• Area roundup Oct. 4
• Clear Spring's Hess, South High's Ditlow recognized
• Horsing around with the Hovermales
• Health Go, Do, Learn
• McNabb wins in return to Philly, 17-12; Vick hurt
• USM-H to hold open house Oct. 11
• New Boonsboro High School principal not going to fix what isn't broken
• Bridge club posts results
• Ravens rally, beat Steelers 17-14 in final minute
• Showcase of Bands Oct. 12; All County Chorus set for Oct. 13
• Boonsboro town calendar
• Blood drives
• Charles D. "Bill" Boyer Jr., 88
• Community calendar
• Township supervisors mull yard sale limits
• Milestones
• Dorothy Frances Gochenour, 86
• McCullough receives scholarship
• Tri-State briefs
• Grace G. Souders, 79
• Firefighters sent to mobile home in Franklin County, Pa.
• Hagerstown man convicted of attempting to hire inmate to kill his wife
• If rich people are in public office, will they make noise for the poor?
• Anna E. (Huntzberry) Palmer, "Pink," 95
• Saint Mary Good Sams
• Tourism agency will hold public hearing if required, CEO says
• Frederick soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Herman A. Leedy, 97
• Rotary dictionaries
• Mobile home damaged by fire in Pa.
• Sallie Etta Greenfield, 93
• Criminal justice scholarships
• Sidewalk debate continues in Greencastle
• Lawrence Allen "Larry" Yanos, 65
• Road projects under way in W.Va., Pa.
• Dennis Grove Helsley, 59
• Walkers do their part to stop hunger
• Lula May King, 92
• Waynesboro YMCA opens doors for family fun
• Judith "Judy" I. Goetz, 66
• Board of education candidates respond to questions
• Lewis Nolane Schwartzbeck, 75
• Tri-State briefs
• Sharon Lorraine Hudson, 52
• Man dies in Frederick shooting
• Lana S. Group, 56
• What's wrong with this picture?
• John H. Norman, 73
• Former Daily Mail sports editor Yanos dies
• Kids find determination, motivation to run
• Rebels break loose to leave 'Cats blue
• Hardy loses at line, leads Wildcats to victory
• Area roundup Oct. 3
• James breaks free at Freedom's Run
• Police briefs
• Shepherd remains unbeaten
• On the Campaign Trail
• Robert "Carson" Ashby, 80
• Homecoming brings extended parish family together
• Mary May Parkinson, 82
• Pet blessings
• Charles Edward "Junior" Miller Jr., 93
• Grand opening held at Driswood Elementary School
• Program connects seniors with other seniors over the telephone
• Daugherty honored for 40 years of service
• Ted Edward "Henry" Rowland, 68
• Harvest Hoedown welcomes spirit of fall
• Like it hot? Try this spicy Thai shrimp wrap
• Ribbon cutting set for Courtyard
• G. Brewer Middlekauff, 95
• People possessed of notion to be extras in upcoming film
• 'Kate's Cooking Club' is a misnomer
• Humane Society memorial garden dedicated
• Canal Family Reunion a chance to learn about life on C&O
• Anniversaries
• Service news
• Edith "Pete" Marie Ambrose, 78
• Jarhead Chili earns top honors at Martinsburg Chili Cook-off
• W.Va. teacher has room dedicated to Strawberry Shortcake
• Students teach students at Hagerstown gallery
• Margaret Louise Caniford, 91
• Harpers Ferry national park to re-create Election Day 1860
• Saint James sophomore applies to G20 Summit
• Arts briefs
• Dennis Grove Helsley, 59
• Police briefs
• Mail Call
• Kiwanis Club to hold annual Rose Day Oct. 21
• Leopards shock Hubs in OT
• GOPs Whitman blames opponent for housekeeper flap
• If you don't know how to lose, you'll never win
• Social Services holds open house for community partners
• 'Twinkie' so sweet in win for Blazers
• U.S. might issue warning on public places in Europe
• Residential Oak Hill winds down series
• Fall fest in Cascade to feature pies
• Guy J. Frank
• Oliver's five TDs take out Hancock
• DC rally shows support for struggling Democrats
• If you hate the deficit, you must have loved Bill Clinton
• Clear Spring High School class of 1960 holds reunion
• School board candidates respond to questions
• Railroaders keep Warriors off scoreboard again
• Peace rally expected opposite church protest at North High
• Letters to the Editor
• Trinity Bible Church thanks first responders in 9/11 event
• 6 vie for 3 seats on Washington County School Board
• Hubs, Wildcats battle to scoreless boys soccer draw
• W.Va. Secretary of State enlists students to boost voter turnout
• In the cities
• Family sponsors horse for Star's therapeutic riding program
• Outdoor learning gets A from dad
• Bulldogs take Eagles wind, blow them away
• Religion: Speakers and services
• Driver dead in single-vehicle crash in Boonsboro
• Senior calendar for Oct. 4-Oct. 8
• Calif. gov, legislative leaders reach budget deal
• Blue Devils rout rival Indians
• Orpha Helen Keller Long, 85
• 200 JBHS freshmen have laptop to call their own
• Children can read to Winston the Dog at Washington County library
• Business calendar
• George Botic, 84
• Waynesboros Market Day street festival draws nearly 3,000
• North High cheerleaders win ribbons at cheer camp
• Business briefs
• William Ivan Gifft III, 49
• More than 500 gather at Clear Spring memorial dedication
• Saint James students do well on AP Exams
• Business people
• Literacy Council of Washington County needs volunteers
• Historic church to hold fall service Sunday
• Notebook Antietam showdown washed out
• Religion: Music
• Letters to the Editor
• It's a poetic word challenge
• Found animals
• Ecuador troops clash with rebellious police
• 'Move over' laws take effect in Maryland today
• Health Department schedules flu clinics
• Learn to save before a rainy day
• Volunteers needed for Sunday triathlon
• Quelet turns loss into gain
• Lifestyle asks for best Halloween story submissions
• Publisher of Md. almanac touts national version
• People living the green life in solar home tour
• Noteworthy Sundays concert planned by library
• Coarse Blazers stay on course
• Hello, World!
• Driver of pickup in fatal crash is in fair condition
• Milestones
• High school football preview capsules
• Family go, do, learn
• Grand jury indicts accused California kidnappers
• State prison inmates award $500 scholarship to HCC student
• Activities temporarily sunk at Mike Callas Stadium
• Community briefs
• Martinsburg man indicted on child porn charge
• Robinwood Players plan fall show
• New farmland board director introduced
• Library events
• Man charged in home-invasion robberies found guilty
• Blessing of the animals set for Sunday at church
• Deer carcass collection piloted in Berkeley Co.
• Classes, beginning Oct. 2
• Changes in sex offender law expands number in registry
• Letters to the Editor
• Pa. 997 bridge reopens to traffic this week
• Meetings and groups, fundraisers
• CNNs Sanchez fired after calling Stewart a bigot
• Mail Call
• Williamsport, Saint James sweep volleyball foes
• Secretariat is topic of talk at historical society
• WAMS pep rally kicks off Character Counts!
• Police briefs
• High-water travel
• Flooding reported in Franklin County
• Indonesian train crash kills at least 28
• Around Jonathan Street
• Bruce S. Gray, 55
• Emanuel leaves White House; Rouse steps into interim role
• Almost 3.5" of rain fell in area during latest storm
• Around Funkstown
• Debra A. Dill, 49
• North Hagerstown-Williamsport boys soccer back on
• 2010 Wisdom Expo caters to aging population
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Patricia Collins Hughes, 86
• Pa. homeland security chief quits over terror-alert bulletins
• Commissioners candidates questioned at forum
• U.S. balloonists plunged at 50 mph, likely dead
• Weekend calendar
• Michael Kent Keller, 60
• C&O Canal park hosts annual Canal Family Reunion
• Almanack publishers like woolly bears on Facebook
• Bank of America delays foreclosures in 23 states
• Drought disaster declared for Eastern Panhandle counties
• Around Maugansville
• Leitersburg Seniors to meet Monday
• Religion: Speakers and services
• Pet the week: Cooper
• Lula May King, 92
• Mercersburg Academy deals Goretti shutout
• Gas line rupture causes evacuation of some residents
• Around Hancock
• Ethel V. Shelly, 90
• Washington crosses Potomac to top Saints
• AP source: EPA seeks to regulate toxic chemical in water
• Bicycles and cars can get along
• Canadian pianist brings together Piano Man and Rocket Man in 1970s tribute
• Charles E. Hawbaker, 43
• Berkeley Co. establishes equine protection fund
• Mail Call
• Movie showtimes Oct. 1-Oct. 3
• Roger Lee Long, 65
• Calif. governors race upended by immigrant maid
• Nick Giannaris: A legacy of giving
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics for Sept. 30-Oct. 6
• Joanne E. Hill
• Charles Town Races reports table game revenues
• McConnellsburg woman killed in U.S. 30 crash
• Letters to the Editor
• Night life for Sept. 30-Oct. 3
• Veronica L. "Roni" (Spicer) Weaver, 46
• W.Va. governor lifts burning ban in Eastern Panhandle
• N.C. Patrol: 4 people killed in wreck on wet road
• Film star Tony Curtis dies at 85
• Ongoing exhibits
• Goldie Eloise Lane, 89
• Jerr-Dan plant on U.S. 11 in Greencastle closes its doors
• MARC trains might be late
• Martinsburg PD to host Junior Police Academy
• Dorothea Kathleen Sprowl Jones, 85
• Marshals capture Md. man wanted in Pittsburg mans death
• Head of Children in Need discusses growth of program
• Franklin County briefs
• 'Little Women' auditions begin Oct. 2
• Lawrence "Sonny" Ayers Affeldt, 72
• Fright Night
• Community Foundation accepting nominations for awards
• Ongoing onstage
• Donald E. "Teed" Pine Sr., 71
• Staff picks: Our top 10 events
• Parts of Catoctin Mountain Park to close
• Classes offered at Barr Construction Institute
• Robert Andrew "Antler Man" Evans, 56
• 26 injured when Metro buses collide in Silver Spring
• Bias crime charges weighed after N.J. teens suicide
• Seminar on gangs to be held Oct. 5
• Kim D. Marquis, 50
• Panel denies Postal Service request to raise cost of mailing a letter
• Owner of Barnwood Books seeks to sell business
• Milestones
• Sandra Joan Conner Swaim, 60
• $4.7 million project to improve I-70 in Washington County approved
• Franklin Co. to spend additional $115,000 to reprogram radios
• Found animals
• Margaret Jean Huntzberry, 78
• Sources: White House chief of staff to resign, run for Chicago mayor
• Statements of accused murderer to be allowed in retrial
• Around Halfway
• Nellie R. Shotts, 94
• Letterkenny to add about 200 jobs for Army vehicle maintenance work
• Support, suggestions offered for renewable energy rules
• Community calendar
• Shirley Jean (Wigfield) Singer, 63
• BIG SYDNEY I ask the nation: What's in your wallet?
• State hopes to widen I-81 to six-lane highway
• Around West Hagerstown
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Aurthur Lee and Daren Andrew Godfrey, infant sons
• Gun used by 2-year-old had been stolen from federal officer's vehicle
• Bail revoked, forfeited for man charged with DUI causing death
• Around Williamsport
• Sarah C. Secrest Zimmerman
• Rolle accepts GOP nomination for Md. delegate seat
• Investigator: Home invasion had no link to Giannaris death
• REACH's Taste of the Town set for Sunday
• Chris W. Smith, 36
• Ordinance would convey former McBares property to theater
• Authorities offer tips to prevent home invasion
• Reunion for joint recipients planned
• Nick A. Giannaris, 76
• Commissioners discuss recycling, public transportation at Boonsboro meeting
• Former Jefferson Co. administrator suing commissioners
• Little Heiskell bridge club results
• Ronald Scott Rath, 55
• Byard's hat trick leads North to 3-1 victory over Brunswick
• Calif. calls off execution after court setbacks
• Anti-austerity protests sweep across Europe
• Joseph G. "Joe" Morrow, 68
• Leopards keep rolling
• Antrim Township simplifies agreement with business park developer
• Gladys Doyle, 90
• Turano's tally gives South girls first win
• On the Campaign Trail
• Geraldine Evelyn "Jerry" Funk Smith, 81
• South boys reach .500 mark
• Woman pleads not guilty in Wash. in acid hoax case
• Destiny Jean Knable, 15
• Strasburg close to beginning rehab journey
• Girl Scouts honor three women of distinction
• Flash flood watch in effect
• Home Cooking: Special K Loaf minus the animal products
• Terps eager to face porous Duke defense
• Residents skeptical about ban on cell phone use while driving
• There are no trick questions in this religion poll, only trick answers
• Fall Fresh Feast set for Saturday
• Doris Jeanine Cass, 79
• Health care at heart of WCPS dissenting opinion to panel report
• San Mar Childrens Homes Bull Roast relocated
• A liberated laborer describes American labor
• Janet S. McCrory, 50
• Hagerstown man charged in theft of mo-ped
• Washington County Democratic Central Committee elects new chair
• Letters to the Editor
• Rosalie Lee (Dinterman) Ruth
• 2 Koreas hold first military talks in 2 years
• 1 dead as bus crashes along I-270 near DC
• Milestones
• Thomas James MacBride, 88
• Spokesman: Contador tested positive during Tour de France
• Board of Elections certifies primary election results
• Mail Call
• Thurman Sizer (T.S.) Alphin
• Trolley brings some uniqueness back to Waynesboro
• Western Maryland Hospital patient grows happiness
• AAUW plans special book sale Oct. 8 and 9
• Matthew Lynn Weller, 17
• Carter remains in Cleveland hospital, cancels D.C. events
• Police: Man who shot 2 officers at hospital dies
• Shepherd U. music department to host visitation day
• Hagerstown businessman, philanthropist Nick Giannaris dies
• Loss of high school students felt throughout community
• 'Cats no match for Blue Devils
• Heritage Academy rolls past Grace for MDCC win
• Market Day returns to Waynesboro on Saturday
• Man accused of holding girlfriend against her will waives hearing
• Letters to the Editor
• Neil Michael McBrearty, 68
• Police briefs
• Woman accused of shoplifting says she wanted to go to jail
• Film review: Don't have to be connected to enjoy 'The Social Network'
• Eugene Joseph Borders, 90
• Shooting victim remains hospitalized
• Man who damaged cars at Massey Collision will have to pay restitution
• Franklin, Fulton jobless rates improve
• Frederick Carlton Long, 78
• Home invasion reported on Meadowbrook Road
• Lack of leash law tops concerns at public hearing
• Berkeley County planners hear shooting range proposal
• Frances Leona Shipper Dayton, 92
• Palmyra Farm near Hagerstown excels in Ayrshire competition
• Grove Manufacturing leader, Waynesboro lawyer dies
• John H. Donivan Jr., 60
• Pet Watch
• Police, fire briefs
• Amtrak reveals vision for East Coast high-speed rail
• Emmett Edwin Abbott
• Oil painting
• Additional charges for former teacher accused of child abuse
• Gunman opens fire at UT in Austin, kills himself
• Alva "Steve" Brown, 52
• Around Clear Spring
• On the Campaign Trail
• Air show, United Way to distribute $26,880 to nonprofits
• Jeane Reiners Ferree, 81
• Around Boonsboro
• Former NFL player promotes positive behavior at jail
• Make hay while sun shines
• Dorothy J. Socks, 61
• Joint Reunion set for Oct. 10
• Fed judge blocks Calif. execution set for Thursday
• Wilson College to host Environmental Career Day
• Found animals
• South Korea says two Koreas to hold military talks
• Mexico: No confirmed landslide deaths, 11 missing
• Mary Elizabeth Hauck, 74
• Community calendar
• Hillside collapses on Mexican village; hundreds feared dead
• Court OKs US-funded stem cell research for now
• Donald Edward Smith, 80
• Fulton County FFA members among top winners at dairy show
• Three teens remain missing from Oak Hill House
• School Board needs time to review impasse panel report
• Roberta Louise Wooden, 63
• Milestones
• Would you go under the knife?
• Pa. police cracking down on unsafe transport of hazardous materials
• Charles E. Tomlin, 49
• Mail Call
• Former President Carter hospitalized with upset stomach
• Author asks students to open minds to diversity
• Doris Jeanine Cass, 79
• Report: Proposed bill would make Internet wiretaps easier
• Seminar on trauma care set for Wednesday at HCC
• Helen Catherine Bowman Faith, 92
• W.Va. man sentenced in hit-and-run involving deputy
• Shepherd math department establishing research guild
• Ray D. Martin, 71
• Pet of the week: Buttercup
• Workshop at HCC targets area locksmiths
• Carolyn Ann Hess, 57
• Frederick airport to get control tower
• High school musicians sought for Shepherd U. honor band program
• Emma Dakota Bennett, 16
• Two inmates injured in fight at MCI-Hagerstown
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• Joanne Lucille House, 69
• Gallo found guilty of murder in deaths of Nick Adenhart, two others
• Three area schools among best in state at collecting change
• Harmon F. "Bud" Sites, 54
• Part of Salem Ave. to be closed for sewer work
• Gloria Stuart, Oscar nominee for 'Titanic' role, dies at 100
• Community calendar
• Shepherd's Dobratz earns WVIAC weekly honor again
• Child, 2, in critical condition after shooting himself; two teens charged
• Two Pa. teens killed when car hits utility pole
• Milestones
• Washington County senior menus
• Hall of Fame quarterback George Blanda dies at 83
• Bugs raising a stink from farm to mansion
• Mail Call
• Be a flu fighter
• Batch whips up Steelers victory
• An adventure at Antietam
• Found animals
• Meat or no meat? It's a personal decision
• Boldin helps end Ravens offensive soap opera with 3 TD catches
• Several Williamsport roads to be closed for parade
• Maryland's first slots parlor scheduled to open today
• Blood drives
• Rams butt Redskins to notch first victory
• Reorganization at Review and Herald Publishing to include layoffs
• This week in government
• Support groups
• Health may choose Terps QB
• The face of fall
• Letters to the Editor
• Hagerstown Bridge Club results
• Franklin Co. dairy princess fares well at state pageant
• Morgan speaks on NBC Nightly News
• Microscopes for Wilson College
• Go, Do, Learn
• New convenience store planned
• BOE, support personnel group to face impasse panel
• USM-Hagerstown holds Meet the Dean Night
• Around North Hagerstown
• Man stabbed at MCI-H
• Local aviation training to start in April
• Teachers get tote bags from Emergency Management Office
• Around South Hagerstown
• County voters will face three ballot questions
• Police, residents provide more information about weekend shooting
• Boy Scouts celebrate 100 years of staying true to principles
• Senior calendar for Sept. 27-Oct. 1
• Saints rout Randolph-Macon, improve to 4-0
• Anniversaries
• Nursing school's class of 1960 holds reunion
• Unbeaten Rams topple Seton Hill
• Mount Nebo UMC celebrates expansion
• Herald-Mail will continue to endorse candidates
• Brockman named director of Cumberland Valley Relief Center
• DIVOTS: Bushey shoots school-record 65
• Black Achievers set career goals
• Police briefs
• Country western dance group welcomes home deaf student
• Townfest shows all that Mercersburg has to offer
• Man rescued from combine after lines fall
• Shepherd gets $99,893 'Bucks for Brains' grant
• Golf tournament raises $4,500 for animal shelter
• Noble B. "Buddy" "Pickle" Ridings Jr., 82
• Life experiences inspire Heart Walk participants
• Annual Fahrney-Keedy Home summer festival draws crowd
• Frances Elizabeth Grimes, 82
• O'Malley, Ehrlich don't back drink tax
• Area students earn master's degrees from Frostburg State
• Mr. David I. Thomas, 60
• REACH cuts back on some services
• Five generations - Wedding trip
• Jeanne McCauley Cooey Vollmer
• Lewis' farm market closes after more than 50 years
• Run raises funds for cystic fibrosis
• Letters to the Editor
• Man dead, woman shot near Greencastle
• Joy El Minstries breaks ground for new worship center in Pa.
• Mail Call
• Bark in the Park
• Lutheran pastors help paint Habitat for Humanity home
• The role of the newspaper is what matters most
• One person injured in I-70 accident near Clear Spring
• New Franklin Ruritan Club donates $10,000 to Habitat
• When visiting Laredo, Texas, sleep with one eye open
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Hancock residents gather on 9/11 to dedicate flagpole
• National public lands offer enjoyment for everyone
• Public hearing on animal-control ordinance is Tuesday
• Student news
• Walking Hagerstown: A stroll through the city's West End
• America's industrial past on display in Smithsburg
• Humane Society in need of kitten food, cat litter
• Tasty, healthful salad for steak night leftovers
• St. Johns Lutheran marks 240th anniversary
• Items sought for hurricane relief kits
• Betty Lee Verdier
• MSO Pops rocks
• Leopards squash Rebels
• Caps alumni come to Hagerstown
• 'Roaders stay with what works to defeat Wildcats
• O'Brien passes Terps to victory
• Warriors' punting game goes awry vs. Catoctin
• Order of the Eastern Star chapter to host grand visitation Saturday
• Panthers run wild on Carson Long
• Hub Opera Ensemble makes its own music
• Florida International seeks finishing touch vs. Terps
• 5 killed as storm blasts through Haiti tent camps
• Man shot three times at Robinwood Court apartment complex
• Etzel runs for 302 yards, 5 TDs in Clear Spring win
• Donald Lee Lewis
• Most Washington Co. schools improve SAT scores
• Mary Evelyn (Angle) Schenck, 104
• Economic Pulse
• LaVerne Vincent "Ernie" Petta, 78
• Washington Co. Sheriff candidates tout management styles
• Mary Lou "Nanny" Knotts, 72
• Convoy of Hope offers help to thousands
• Marjory VanArsdale Lane Nagle, 96
• Extreme drought reported in parts of Four-State Area
• Betty L. Swisher, 85
• Annual chili cook-off features tasty treats
• June Noreen Deaner, 84
• Morgan Co. celebrates new courthouse
• Pauline E. Butcher Williams, 83
• New road sign rules strain Pa. municipalities
• Thomas Freeman Prosser Jr., 68
• Winds shift focus to fly-in's ground displays
• Chris W. Smith, 36
• Hermie May Saunders, 47
• Hubs' trio slashes Indians
• Hello, World!
• 'Cats' Seese comes up aces in win
• Ballroom in the barn
• Judge orders lesbian reinstated to Air Force
• Washington County library events
• Ofosu-Ameyaw's goal gives South victory
• Freed American hiker describes her year in Iranian prison
• Judge clears way for first Calif. execution since 2006
• Classes
• VARSITY NOTES: On the other hand ...
• Washington County's jobless rate jumped to 10.6% in August
• Business People
• Community briefs
• Hubs get by Blazers again
• Ex-priest sentenced to prison for sexual abuse of altar boy in 1976
• Freed U.S. hiker meets with president of Iran
• Milestones
• Singer Eddie Fisher dead at 85
• W.Va. court denies GOP appeal to have separate ballot for Senate seat
• Escapee to be featured on Americas Most Wanted
• Letters to the Editor
• Kathryn Lee Fox, 62
• Mountain Heritage Arts & Crafts Festival
• Partial verdict rendered in Angels pitcher death trial
• 'Greatest Show on Earth' sheds more light on Darwin (9/24)
• June Elizabeth York, 86
• Penn National Lions Club kicks off with 109 members
• Fairmont, Shepherd get W.Va. science funds
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Community calendar
• Delores Marie Cosgrove Carpenter
• Ground broken for new medical office building in Ranson
• Man indicted on more than a dozen counts of child abuse
• Letters to the Editor
• Mail Call
• Lawrence "Junior" Henry Price Jr., 54
• Grant to helps offset costs of turning trees, brush into mulch
• Fall Mountain Heritage Arts & Crafts Festival offers unique wares
• Citigroup gives pay hikes to top execs in stock
• Loyalton of Hagerstown to celebrate Dining Services Month
• Alan F. Wigfield, 63
• Waynesboro gets new assistant manager
• Police briefs
• Fourth man sues Ga. megachurch pastor
• Pet Watch
• Clifford Wayne Butts, 58
• Greencastle businessman Boscolo recognized for community service
• Religion: Music
• Opened flood gates in Nigeria displace 2 million
• Open-hearth cooking demonstration planned at Bowman House
• Rita G. Hann, 56
• Jefferson County grand jury
• Religion: Special services
• Judge halts criminal proceedings against Garrido
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Footing the bill for a fall football feast
• Berkeley County might hold town hall meeting
• Hagerstown likely to accept stretch of Broadfording Road
• FBI serves terrorism warrants in Minn., Chicago
• Around Maugansville
• Addressing envelopes is still important
• Delays expected next week on portion of Md. 77
• Clear Spring plans dedication of veterans memorial
• Tower Bank hosts Forward Approach Women's Luncheon
• Around Jonathan Street
• Meetings, fundraisers and reunions
• Commerce chief: Fishery penalties to be reviewed
• Religion: Speakers and services
• Icing Bakery opens in Boonsboro
• College fair set at HCC on Oct. 13
• Some moms use baby slings for comfort and convenience
• Hubs' attack ruins Rebels
• Prison inmate sentenced to 10 years in death of cellmate
• Business calendar
• Rev. Richard E. Bell, 62
• Prep football preview capsules
• Surkamp pleads guilty to count of illegally entering polling place
• Ongoing exhibits
• Naomi Ruth Stewart, 70
• WCPS chosen for federal money for teacher incentives
• Fluid spill closes East Baltimore Street at South Potomac
• Ongoing onstage
• Bob E. Fleece Jr., 48
• Martinsburg man sentenced to 3 to 15 years for child abuse
• Facebook founder giving $100M to Newark schools
• Auditions
• John Alexander Turner, 52
• Hagerstown recognized for promoting safety in community
• U.S. walks out on Ahmadinejad U.N. speech
• Mail Call
• One person flown from scene of crash in Berkeley County
• Democrats delay vote on extending Bush tax cuts
• Around Hancock
• Virginia Donivan "Little Woman," "Maw Maw" Robinson, 61
• Outage affects more than 1,550 Allegheny Power customers in county
• U.S. restricts, EU bans controversial diabetes pill
• Around West Hagerstown
• Sherry Darlene Downs, 60
• Court rules for Shepherdstown newspaper in dispute over signatures
• Moms gone crazy: 4 killed in Seattle shooting
• Around Halfway
• Gary Wayne Nelson, 40
• Prosecutor: Man charged in Adenhart's death drank 'beyond reason'
• Jury deliberating fate of man charged in Adenhart crash
• Letters to the Editor
• Dale Leon Wink, 69
• Train Station Committee backs designs for kids museum
• Man accused of having bomb-making materials enters Alford plea
• Milestones
• Teresa Michelle Carpenter, 46
• Health care changes will affect consumers in different ways
• Police briefs
• Found animals
• Reyes, Hajjar lead Hawks to road win
• Stairway to where?
• Corrugated metal sheet falls off bridge
• Motorcycle club leader due in court today
• Colorful direction
• Harper isnt included in PDC deal, yet
• Trial continued for inmate accused of sending powder-filled letter
• Night life for Sept. 23-28
• HCC makes its experience count
• 30-member commission shaping Future of HCC
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics for Sept. 23-29
• BIG SYD Fans bring electricity to the fields
• Man pleads guilty to possession of child pornography
• Movie showtimes Sept. 24-Sept. 26
• Flacco keeps head high and clear after 4 INTs
• Weekend Calendar
• 1940s Big Band Dance and Fly-In set for Saturday and Sunday
• Warriors Zielinski doesnt discriminate while dominating
• First woman in 5 years executed in U.S. amid outcry
• Maryland Symphony Orchestra presents 'Broadway Rocks'
• Franklin County Farm Bureau to meet Oct. 11
• Anthony R. Barlup II, 16
• Defense rests in trial of man charged in Adenhart's death
• Sunset Tavern owners discuss noise complaints with board
• Around Williamsport
• Violet Mae (Thomas) Schroyer, 89
• What's in a chili?
• AC&T gets $2.7 million contract to fuel military vehicles
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Donald E. Smith, 80
• Hagerstown Suns sign two-year pact to remain affiliated with Nationals
• Bondsman gets probation before judgment on weapons charge
• Mail Call
• Mary Louise Hines, 65
• East Third Street extension controversy resurrected
• Man pleads guilty to charges stemming from rammed vehicle
• Milestones
• Margaret Estella Kisner Hess, 97
• Variety of religions represented at International Day of Peace service
• Sharpsburg councilman files complaint against GeGes Place
• Pet Watch
• Shirley Ruth (Baum) Cole, 75
• Winds of peace
• New restaurant planned at former Antrim House
• Found animals
• Virginia Osterweil Keller
• Washington County school board briefs
• Fundraising efforts for museum enclosure get a boost
• Letters to the Editor
• Ernest R. "Dick" Rider, 80
• Woman dies after being pinned under van
• Police briefs
• F. Carlton Ernst Jr.
• Harbaugh fined for official treatment
• Commissioners OK change to Rosewood Village PUD
• Nettie Virginia (Burnett) Russ, 81
• Terrapins try to connect broken line
• Washington County briefs
• James Daniel Meinhardt, 38
• Gaels send record in right direction
• County to pay for sheriffs department coverage of JFK
• Albert A. Hahn, 74
• Blazers mix, match way to win
• Engine 2 Diet author kicks off challenge in Mercersburg
• You don't have to be crazy to win elections, but it helps
• Elsie Paige Doleman, 95
• Staley, Hubs part of contingent heading to states
• Pa. 316 South to close Wednesday evening to Thursday morning
• Election board counts last absentee ballots
• Leopards win battle of defending champs
• Clark Albertus Stover, 92
• Man facing sex assault charges arrested on drug charges
• On the Campaign Trail
• Food safety for tailgating season
• Lauretta (Itnyre) Butts
• Jefferson Co. man charged with endangering children
• Minds behind The Blair Witch Project seek extras for film
• Scrambled tofu makes for a great family meal
• Kimberly Ann (Dickinson) Jarvis, 41
• Disabled vets will have to wait on discussion of landfill fee waivers
• NHHS homecoming parade to temporarily close some roads
• Dorothy I. Bell Jordan, 78
• Extension cord might have caused Mount Aetna Road shed fire
• 5 Eastern Panhandle residents inducted into Order of the 35th Star
• Jury sees defendant's interview with police after Adenhart crash
• Redskins CB Hall says he should be covering top WR
• Mary Paulette Young, 68
• Americans among 9 coalition troops killed in Afghan copter crash
• Morgan Co. company donates robot to W.Va. police
• Boonsboro cant fill in blank to topple Knights
• Robert G. Freburger Sr., 77
• Hacker wreaks havoc on Twitter today
• Gov. Manchin tours new Morgan County Courthouse
• Rejuvenated O's get rare win at Fenway
• Betty Lee Verdier, 72
• Green Party candidate for Senate dies after SUV hits bike
• Judge sentences eight indicted after Boonsboro drug probe
• Group to give youth tennis some love
• John Barney, 88
• VT Industries to open production facility in Hagerstown
• Pa. State Police checking child safety seats
• British TV crew pursues emigrants to Antietam battlefield
• Lauretta (Itnyre) Butts, 96
• Three accidents tie up traffic in Hagerstown
• Waste and recycling plan criticized for lack of detail
• Ag calendar
• Ruby E. (Mates) Lambert, 96
• Police identify teen killed in Rouzerville crash
• Police seek man charged with sex abuse, 150 related counts
• Md. DNR Forest Service collecting black walnuts
• Rev. Richard E. Bell, 62
• Two accused of stealing at least $800 worth of jeans
• Human Services Councils board to discuss relocation plans
• Farmers eligible for USDA conservation loans
• House fire displaces family of four
• Floored by shapes and letters
• Trials postponed for two accused of DUI involving death
• Farming rules in cities sometimes blurred
• Violet Mae (Thomas) Schroyer, 89
• Five arrested at sobriety checkpoint
• Morgan County Courthouse Tour...
• 3 area chili cook-offs begin this weekend
• Mail Call
• Harry Welseley Logan Street, 93
• Pa. police seek public's help in hit-and-run
• Driver of car missing bumper faces drug charges after stop
• Property owners sue Berkeley Co. Public Service Sewer District
• Around Boonsboro
• Guy J. Frank, 91
• Corsi's Pizza might return if rezoning request OK'd
• School Board votes to reinstate $30,000 worth of stipends
• 2 Teams qualify for Maryland State Golf Tournament
• Rabies clinic planned Saturday at Doub's Woods
• Larry Lee Iden Jr., 29
• Prosecutors plan to retry man charged in M&T Bank robbery
• Bruchey declares Thursday as Safe Communities Hagerstown Day
• VFW Post 1599 cited for violating small games of chance rules
• Milestones
• Dale Rodney Smith, 52
• Couple to celebrate 30 years of making music in church
• Proposed zoning changes would allow wind, solar generators
• Autopsy performed on Rouzerville accident victim
• Letters to the Editor
• Garland "Mule" Clinton Bartgis, 79
• Democrats, put your thinking caps on
• Comic Opera War tells story of mine wars, trial
• Sight distance limitations delay plans for Funkstown bypass
• Community calendar
• Blazers cruise to 8-1 victory over Broadfording
• Inmate burned in cell at MCTC
• Washington Co. School Board OKs project funding list
• W.Va. mother and son plead guilty to heroin charges
• Around Clear Spring
• Harbaugh confident Flacco, Ravens can bounce back
• Support groups
• HCC promotes 10 faculty members
• School year starts smoothly at CASHS
• Berkeley Co. school board goes paperless
• Hearing today for man charged in deaths of Inwood girl, 3 others
• Community calendar
• Stained glass is their cross to share
• Sheriff: Broncos WR Kenny McKinley found dead
• Party launches new theater program at Ice House
• Milestones
• Panhandle agencies win approval for tax-credit program
• Fire in compressor shuts down ice cream plant production line
• Schools add healthy eating as key to student success
• Washington County senior menus
• Berkeley Co. employee terminated
• Recession ended in June 2009, panel of economists reports
• Mercersburg to spray for mosquitoes this week
• Found animals
• Donoghue says no to debate with Meinelschmidt
• Hagerstown Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Grand marshals selected for Apple Butter Festival parade
• Mail Call
• Hagerstown High School class of 1940 celebrates with reunion
• Pirates plunder Williamsport
• Tamburo pleads not guilty in death of his father
• This week in government
• Manchin, Capito to appear at W.Va. 9 event
• One killed, six hurt in Washington Twp. crash
• Owners of theater building to donate it to Maryland Theatre
• Around South Hagerstown
• Drug take-back initiative set for Saturday
• Area Roundup Sept. 20
• Mikulski likens $115 million broadband project to railroad
• Around North Hagerstown
• Plessinger makes winning debut in Sportsman series
• Police briefs
• All horses seized from equine rescue have been adopted
• Letters to the Editor
• Texans rally to beat Redskins in OT
• Hispanic Festival keeps park hopping
• Road maintenance worker dies after fall from dump truck
• Hagerstown Bridge Club results
• Bengals kick Ravens aside
• Two hurt in Boonsboro-area crash
• Police briefs
• Convoy for Hope in Hagerstown Sept. 25
• HCC receives grant for facutly development center
• Chambersburg Masons refurbish lodge structure
• Manchin dedicates last 4.6 miles of new W.Va. 9
• Road work continues in Panhandle, Pennsylvania
• Finding meaning at the end
• Donna Marie Showe Pattison, 53
• Mock matrimony
• BCA assembly offers do's and don'ts of school fashion
• Blood drives
• Brenda Peterson Dukes, 70
• Bath personnel policy updated and approved
• Lioness Club scholarships
• K.I.S.S. it, and move forward
• Gary Edward Thompson, 69
• Teacher accused of abusing her children resigns from job
• Teen says busy schedule will reap benefits in the end
• Boonsboro High band plans Tag Day
• Thomas William "Tom" Hebb, 73
• Lemley fears for reputation of career magnet school
• Shepherd boots Fairmont State
• Delve beyond the battle
• Kaplan University dean's list
• Gaels get first volleyball victory
• In the cities
• Area students do well in regional Bible Bee
• Farm Fun Fest a learning experience
• Ongoing onstage
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• Student news
• North boys, Boonsboro girls win county soccer titles
• He gives his time freely
• An exchange of ideas, cultures
• Area students graduate from Frostburg State
• Morgan Co. Commission briefs
• Walking in Hagerstown - Dry Bridge to lakeshore
• Service marks fighting at Dunker Church during Battle of Antietam
• Museum renovations taking shape
• Kathryn Louise Kitty Chrisman
• Hancock man killed in one-vehicle accident in Fulton County
• Coroner at scene of serious vehicle crash near Rouzerville
• Erin Kittel performing with Philadelphia youth orchestra
• Betty Virginia Custer, 77
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Eclectic mix shines at Red Run Park car show
• Homecoming Fashion Show held at Valley Mall
• Richard L. "Dickie Lee" Morriss, 68
• Franklin Co. emergency responders practice for disaster
• Hearing set on Washington Co. waste, recycling plan
• Pooch Plunge raises more than $1,000 for animal shelter
• Brenda Peterson Dukes, 70
• Civil War visitor center opens in Sharpsburg
• Building permits
• Bark in the Park set for Sept. 25 at Doub's Woods Park
• Muriel Eugene (Gene) McDonough, 76
• Fort Ritchie Community Center marks second anniversary
• Marriage licenses for August 2010
• Workshop on canning food planned Sept. 28 at Ag Center
• Delores Ann Gerver, 80
• Churches, coalitions build house for family in need
• Have you registered to vote?
• Funkstown Legion post holds 9/11 remembrance
• Turn to The Herald-Mail for political coverage
• Wilmore picks time to shine
• Crab cakes ham it up with prosciutto
• Service news
• Smith tosses 4 TDs as No. 21 WVU beats Terps 31-17
• Anniversaries
• Senior calendar for Sept. 20-24
• Letters to the Editor (9/19)
• Festival celebrates the rest of Sharpsburgs heritage
• Do you have time to teach someone to read?
• Appeals court makes right call
• After Week 1 upsets, Redskins, Texans aim for 2-0
• Arts briefs
• Mail Call
• Rocking Ravens ready for reeling rivals
• Flavorful dishes made simply
• Shank played his hand brilliantly in defeating Munson
• Etzels 327-yard night puts Clear Spring past Hancock
• New businesses open their doors in the heart and soul of Martinsburg
• Maryland-WVU rematch features Devine qualities
• Prep Football Standings thru Sept. 18
• Formula for Suns success: Family fun made affordable
• Canal-Apple Days brings visitors out to play
• Autumn Arts Festival a blend of tradition and the unexpected
• Culinary program helping students become smart cookies
• Man taken to hospital after stabbing on North Potomac
• Second state official: General-election ballot closed to Dems
• On the Campaign Trail
• Religion: Speakers and services
• The Rev. Robert Carl Schoof
• Florence B. "Granny" Brown, 88
• Lewis W. Miller, 87
• Dominick John Pennessi, 88
• Attacker sought in Hagerstown stabbing
• Kent State's defense may test Penn State
• Trustee blames multiple factors for multiple bankruptcies
• Turano helps Gaels blank Knights
• Group hopes to save 275-year-old Mercersburg house
• Pause for a comma refresher
• Cougars run past Rebels
• New case of human West Nile virus in Franklin Co.
• Hello, World!
• Warriors fumble a game away
• Head of Children in Need named Woman of the Year
• A list of children's football books
• Nardo makes difference as Cavs top Leopards
• Martinsburg Police: Nine arrested on drug charges
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Around Maugansville
• Prep football preview capsules
• G-AHS Geocaching Club kicks off
• Letters to the Editor
• Shepherd University stages 'Hansel and Gretel'
• John Wade Stewart, 61
• Evidence inadmissible against man accused of attempted murder
• Pet of the week: Lester
• Around Jonathan Street
• Wanda Jean Mason, 64
• Escapee still not found; Police continue search
• Walmart holds grand opening after renovation
• Briefly
• Blanch Becky Wyndham, 67
• Habitat builds first house in Auburndale subdivision
• Magnitude-6.3 quake shakes Afghanistan
• Milestones
• Ronald Wayne Ford, 70
• Business calendar
• Cement starts flowing to plug BP well for good
• Chewsville Lions Club installs new officers
• Jack Lauren Myers, 74
• 5 charged with burglary, theft after search turns up stolen items
• Kongsberg Automotive workers meet with Western Maryland Consortium
• Mail Call
• Robert "Bob" Grant Wolford, 80
• $100K bond set for Hagerstown man charged with stealing from employer
• John Munson decides not to run write-in campaign
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Gaither Murray Dunn, 95
• Hagerstown Suns sold; new owners say team will remain in city
• Religion: Music
• Letters to the Editor
• Lula Mae Palmer, 88
• Work under way on new Shepherdstown Town Hall
• Religion: Special services
• Primary aftermath - Can Shank keep county relevant in Annapolis?
• Florence B. "Granny" Brown, 88
• U.S. Constitution is honored at new courthouse
• Business briefs
• Weekend calendar
• Hubs improve to 3-0 with sweep of Mavericks
• Washington Twp. asked to take over Old Forge Road
• New Business Spotlight
• Driver charged in Adenhart's death says he 'blanked out'
• Street sculpture proposals wanted
• Wildcats soothe wounds with win
• Business people
• Fourth Wall Film Festival seeks entries
• Hubs ring Raiders' bell early in romp
• Business licenses for August 2010
• School board to consider capital improvement plan
• Community briefs
• Movie listings
• Fire damages vacant farmhouse on Hopewell Road
• Utility pole fire closes U.S. 40 near Spickler Road
• Meetings, groups, fundraisers and reunions
• Hispanic Festival brings Latin food, music to Hagerstown
• Child car seat instruction offered
• One in seven Americans living in poverty, Census Bureau reports
• Classes
• Around West Hagerstown
• Wildcats take wind out of Gaels attack
• Police briefs
• Clear Spring accepting applications for town council elections
• Around Halfway
• Hill takes on hills to take 2nd
• Haggard cancels Frederick concert; George Jones to perform
• CSX work crews to begin repairing and replacing the at-grade crossing at Forest Drive
• Mail Call
• Taste of the Town will be held at Waynesboro Country Club
• Police continue search for escapee in Berkeley County
• Character actor convicted of attempted murder
• Milestones
• Penn State Mont Alto to host writers blocks
• Police: Johns Hopkins gunman, mother dead in murder-suicide
• Man accused of stealing more than $100,000 from employer
• Around Hancock
• Gomez-Kling sets goals as director of Medic 2
• Man sought in Washington Township stabbing is in custody
• Absentee ballots dont affect primary results
• Letters to the Editor
• Neal D. Carpenter, 68
• Harshman denied new trial in Pa. murder case
• Teacher accused of abusing her children waives hearing
• Have you registered to vote?
• Benjamin A. Weaver, 82
• Hamill: Old hospital likely to be demolished
• Section of road could be renamed for fallen soldier
• On UK visit, Pope admits church's failures in abuse scandal
• Ronald Lee Stull, 52
• Young Republicans set third annual Reagan dinner
• School board OKs expansion of public comment session
• Jack Lauren Myers, 74
• Area Roundup Sept. 16, 2010
• Man says he was robbed at gunpoint at Martinsburg-area home
• Dorothy Lee (Landis) Keplinger, 67
• Pennsylvania briefs
• No one hurt in Berkeley County bus accident
• Staff picks: Our top 10 events
• Big Syd puts in study time worthy of honorary doctorate
• Door appears closed for Dems in Senate race
• Night life for Sept. 16-22
• $20,000 of marijuana seized in Jefferson County
• A spot of color on a gray day
• Ongoing exhibits
• Prep football preview capsules for Thursday's games
• Berkeley Co. building inspector fired
• Library events
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics for Sept. 16-22
• Found animals
• Betty J. Berkstresser, 70
• Serafini defeats Republican opponents
• Two different primaries for appointed delegates
• Around Funkstown
• Daniel A. Brunner, 83
• Young wins Democratic nod for District 3 state Senate seat
• 3 Commissioners candidates: School ties wont affect decisions
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• The Rev. Joseph David Fraley, 71
• Heart of the Civil War
• Debates proposed for 2B delegate race
• Board of Education plans meeting on specialized programs
• Barbara A. Smith Shank, 67
• Hough wins Republican 3B nomination
• School board candidates hopes lie with absentee ballots
• Milestones
• Benjamin A. Weaver, 82
• Shank unseats Munson
• Primary election turnout was 24.08 percent
• Around Williamsport
• Terry Ray Rager Sr., 67
• Acts of caring abound
• Supervisors to rebid concession stand project
• Community calendar
• Pauline K. Kauffman Maxwell, 97
• Marijuana plants seized
• United Way of Franklin Co. announces $720,000 goal
• Letters to the Editor
• Phyllis Jean Clark, 67
• Hawks suffer first loss
• Most horses seized from rescue adopted Wednesday
• Robert E. Lee scholars to gather in Chambersburg for seminar
• Heritage stays unbeaten with sweep of Calvary
• Indians have too much left for Gaels
• South Mountain Creamery expands home milk delivery to Hagerstown
• Rep. Bartlett renominated, will face Duck
• Tax preparation course targets individual tax returns
• WVU looks to avoid another slow start vs. Terps
• Create a 'brown bag special' for lunch
• South Mountain Creamery
• Music lessons offered at arts school, gallery
• Nothing new department: Ravens tough on defense
• Hagerstown men face handgun charges after bar incident
• Miles pleads not guilty to criminal homicide
• Police seek prisoner who escaped from van in Berkeley County
• Wacohu Grange to host annual community show
• V. Myers Metcalfe, 90
• Vegan pumpkin oatmeal cookies are a hit
• Portrait of Elizabeth Morgan unveiled
• Community college offers publishing workshop for writers
• Mrs. Susan K. (Carbaugh) Ecton, 60
• GOP establishment wins one Senate primary in N.H., loses one in Del.
• SUV driver cited in crash near Boonsboro
• Do you have a great idea for Washington County?
• Ellsworth Cecil Jenkins, 79
• Incumbents on top in Commissioners primary
• Prospective Peach Pub buyers owners get conditional license
• Volunteers needed for vegetation restoration project at Antietam
• Fleeta Elizabeth Miller, 72
• Bailey secures slot in general election
• Tallying early votes slows election count
• Mail Call
• Kathleen Hoffman, 86
• Parrott wins Republican 2B race
• Munson concedes, but wont support Shank
• Eight samples of mosquitoes in county test positive for West Nile
• Community responds to pleas to help horses
• Remembrance in the Park
• 'Resident Evil Afterlife' should be extinct
• George Edward Bradley, 75
• City likely to require sprinkler systems in new homes
• Williamsport briefs
• Agriculture has made significant contributions to society
• Steven Douglas Staley, 52
• Water main break affects two Frederick shopping centers
• Reports: Eiffel Tower bomb threat was false alarm
• Windy Rock Equine Rescue plans open house
• Dorothy J. Bowers, 76
• One person taken to hospital after crash west of Boonsboro
• Police briefs
• Ag calendar
• Voter turnout light in early balloting in Washington County
• Twigg pleads no contest to misdemeanor battery
• HCC to offer seminar on 'Approaching Persons with Dementia'
• Richard "Dick" Leon Trenary, 72
• Trial of man accused in Adenhart's death begins
• New CASHS cafeteria offers more options
• Milestones
• Eugene Paul "Jiggs" Shank, 89
• Funkstown briefs
• CASHS enjoys very smooth start to school year
• Festival planned at former Fort Ritchie
• Sheila Curry, 78
• Clear Spring officials waiting on energy audit related to town hall upgrade
• I-81 express northbound lane to close
• Around Clear Spring
• Delbert Irvin Hollis, 91
• McCain endorses Ehrlich for Md. governor
• Chambersburg Chamber presenting a workshop about health care legislation tax reform
• Around Boonsboro
• Blazers cruise past Panthers
• Clear Spring Garden Club reorganizes to kick off new season
• Unattended oven cause of Smithsburg house fire
• Mail Call
• Ravens knock out Jets, 10-9
• Antietam Mill cornerstone gets fresh look, new home
• Overall, Franklin Co. school districts made AYP
• Letters to the Editor
• Gaels beat Saints
• 56 horses, 2 cows seized from rescue organization
• Md. Gov. Martin OMalley wins Democratic primary
• Iran says U.S. hiker freed from prison
• Morgan Arts Council hosts youth art classes
• Manchin issues disaster declaration for nine counties
• Sen. Mikulski gets Maryland Dems nod; 11 GOPs vie
• This house was too big and this house is too small
• Frederick Community College to host Transfer Day Fair
• Violators of rules on placement of political signs can be fined
• Washington County primary election results
• What voters say at Maryland polls
• Tips for handling 'senior stress'
• Fire damages two-story home in Smithsburg
• Ehrlich defeats Palin-backed candidate for GOP nod
• Williamsport Calendar
• Learn about Brazil
• Driver injured after Jaguar flips on I-81
• Bond sale yielded greater savings than anticipated
• Pirate day is part of towns downtown marketing
• Do you like to shoot video?
• Hagerstown Bridge Club results
• 3-vehicle crash on I-81 Potomac River bridge snarls southbound traffic
• Homework help
• Community calendar
• Catalytic converters stolen at auto business
• Old Forge Elementary students proudly hail national anthem
• Mail Call
• Area Roundup Sept. 13
• Tuscarora Mt. Winery to open store in Greencastle
• Girl Scout Night draws a crowd
• Colonial Fair a treasure that offers hands-on history
• Area woman no newcomer to family farmstead
• Washington County senior menus
• Former bank VP writes volumes about World War II
• A match and some paper; news hounds come a sniffin'
• Around North Hagerstown
• Lots of LEGOs
• Man sentenced to two years in prison on eighth DUI offense
• Milestones
• Trio tries to rob Chambersburg Mall jeweler
• National Anthem Day at Old Forge Elementary
• Around South Hagerstown
• Hallmark moment
• Pennsylvania briefs
• Found animals
• Michael "Mike" W. Smith, 53
• Funkstown calendar
• 'Body trainers' as seen on TV, Part 2
• Paul L. Reid, 86
• Clear Spring calendar
• Support groups
• Nadine Elizabeth Phillippy, 74
• West Virginia briefs
• Go, Do, Learn
• Evalene Mae Leaf, 92
• Impeachment trial of federal judge begins on Capitol Hill
• Blood drives
• George Walter Pindell, 58
• Man flown to Pa. hospital after motorcycle strikes deer
• Maryland voters to go to polls for round one
• Washington County Homemakers award scholarships
• Marcus J. Rutherford Sr., 80
• Fire marshal: 'Outside heat source' likely cause of wildfire
• Teacher on leave after arraignment on child abuse charges
• Educators attend Alpha Delta Kappa conference in Tenn.
• Mr. Richard L. "Dick" Gladhill, 74
• GOP senators poised to block Obama tax cut plan
• WCPS average SAT scores improve by 26 points
• St. Mary School students receive blessing from pope
• Janice Lee (Phleeger) Lushbaugh, 91
• Diet pill linked to heart attacks might be pulled from market
• Franklin, Fulton counties declared natural disaster areas
• Horse industry group seeks help in wake of Charles Town stable blaze
• It's little wonder civility is having a hard time (9/13)
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Hancock considers starting its own website
• This week in government
• Rose Hill Cemetery trustee Hershey recognized for 50 years of service
• Before Motown legends perform, theater marks its 95th anniversary
• Stone rolls to first victory at Speedway
• Kidnapping suspect arrested near Martinsburg
• Scoreboard set to liking of Lampard
• Powerful Titans shut out Hubs
• Road projects under way in W.Va., Pa.
• Taylor gets hot on back nine for Coors Light lead
• Investigators probe cause of wildfire
• Saints take care of business emphatically to tame Panthers
• Creditors lose when customers file bankruptcy
• Leopards play like champions vs. Patriots
• For those buried in debt, bankruptcy is a lifeline
• Terrapins pull cork on offense
• Railroad asked to repair bridge in Martinsburg
• Bama lowers boom to bang up Penn St.
• Police briefs
• Steven Kent Peacher, 53
• Smithsburg fire, EMS reports
• Marvin W. "Happy" Bishop Jr., 63
• Almanack predicts cold, but less snow than last winter
• Hammond Brenton Shriver, 92
• Tourney drives home funds for CASA
• Elwood Franklin Lane, 92
• Indian Springs fire no longer 'active'
• Mrs. Alta Helen Ruth Sampsell, 83
• Letters to the Editor
• Biking Big for Littles raises money for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Wildcats rally but lose on a late TD
• Sept. 11 remembrances held amid controversy
• Franklin County Farm Fest to be held Sept. 18
• Tour de Park likely to raise $3,500 for Project Lifesaver
• New Business Spotlight - Family keeps downtown deli in business
• Walkersville manhandles Smithsburg
• Students increasingly removed from 9/11
• Kaplan University-Hagerstown announces president's list
• Boonsboro honors firefighters, police officers killed on 9/11
• Orrstown Bank honored for supporting fishing event
• Blazers fall short at East Hardy
• Friday's Football Scores
• Evan Hardy of Troop 4 in Hagerstown awarded Eagle Scout rank
• Top hitters grip it and rip it for U.S. Marine Corps unit
• Business calendar
• Tight governors race brewing in Democratic Maryland
• Quincy High grads gather for reunion
• Mail Call
• Man hurt in I-70 crash in fair, but stable condition
• Pet of the week: Geegee
• Boonsboro High class of 1975 reunites
• Religious 'idiots,' not 'saints,' responsible for the problems
• Business people
• Author Linda Heinrich to be featured at HCC
• Senior calendar for Sept. 13-17
• When it comes to issues in U.S., loud trumps smart
• Business resources offer different services
• Joseph John Markous Jr., 68
• Stink bugs: Are they bugging you?
• Letters to the Editor
• Death threat against White House official found in Antrim Twp.
• Stewart F. Cushwa, 83
• South High senior Lexi Turano keeps her eye on goals
• Bankruptcy filings continue to rise
• Richard Arthur Spencer, 63
• Open house set for New Horizons
• Five generations
• Md. voters head to polls Tuesday for primary election
• Dorothy Louise Logsdon, 94
• Senior Center at Girls Inc. to host open house this week
• McDaniel College awards master's degrees
• John Donovan Johnny Price
• Woodrow W. Keefer, 86
• Are you ready for the long-term?
• Keystone RV Center honors area's military
• Indian Springs fire burns six vacant buildings, 20 acres
• Richard A. Young, M.D., 89
• You're never too young for a walk in the woods
• Red Men event raises money for CASA
• Boonesborough Days celebrates local artisans
• William Neil Slusher, 84
• Anniversaries
• Students receive gold medals at State 4-H Days in W.Va.
• Theres no excuse for not voting
• Hubs run wild on Cadets
• In the cities
• Service news
• Letterkenny hosts first 9/11 Patriot Day Celebration
• Urbana unloads on South
• Arts briefs
• Heritage Academy gets $3,500 from Martin's
• Barbecue, bluegrass make festival a winner
• Cavaliers give away nothing to Warriors
• Walking in Hagerstown - Downtown to fairgrounds
• Student news
• Milestones
• Mary "Jill" Bernadette Roach, 76
• Report: U.S. must deal with domestic radical problem
• City ceremony recalls 9/11 victims, heroes
• Around Jonathan Street
• Barbara Henry Kingsley, 81
• 3 from Hagerstown charged in Allegany Co. shooting incident
• The driving force for a minimal government
• Pet Watch
• Donald Gerald Carson, 80
• Make-A-Wish volunteers sought in region
• Brick-making plant site a step closer to becoming park
• W.Va. man charged with kidnapping, domestic battery after standoff
• Albert (Bill) Jacob Spickler
• Mail Call
• Friend: Pastor who planned Quran burn flying to N.Y.
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Farm Day features pony rides, petting zoo
• Joann Elizabeth Fair, 77
• Obama expects voter backlash over economy
• Religion: Special services
• Letters to the Editor
• Help for grandparents raising grandchildren
• Kathryn Louise "Kitty" Chrisman, 93
• 9/11 anniversary politicized by mosque, Quran controversies
• Religion: Music
• Iran postpones American womans release
• When in doubt, be nice
• Wendy Lu Trayer, 72
• Franklin Co. ADC honors businesses, former commissioner
• Concealment of dead body hearing postponed
• Two-vehicle crash causes I-70 backup
• Pastor says he won't burn Quran if he can meet with N.Y. mosque organizers
• Deborah Ann Kissinger, 58
• Duck trying again for 6th District seat
• Morgan County Commission briefs
• After 18 years, Bartlett still ready to serve
• Harry B. Rambo, 85
• Woman gets prison time for cocaine possession, violating probation
• Religion: Speakers and services
• Rose Hill Cemetery holds open house
• Blue Devils claim win in last seconds
• High court wont rehear pension case
• A teen mini stock car driver has dreams of NASCAR
• Miles to be arraigned in stabbing death of Hagerstown woman
• Saints take control in second half
• This weekend's high school football games
• Hello World
• In 2A, three GOP candidates sought the seat before
• Panthers overcome mistakes
• Area Roundup Sept. 10
• Community briefs
• About 1 percent of registered voters took part in early voting
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Beard named MVP of BRAL
• Classes
• JLG awarded a $40 million contract from U.S. Marine Corps
• Estimating course for builders and contractors offered at HCC
• MC Warren, 65
• Meetings and groups, fundraisers, reunions
• Expired, unwanted or unused prescriptions will be collected
• Letters to the Editor
• Cleo Mae Knight
• Crews try to reach smoldering homes after Calif. blast, fire
• Bug scare displaces women, children from shelter
• Around Maugansville
• John A. Washington, M.D., 74
• Washington County library events
• Interfaith Coalition seeks to bolster ties between faiths
• Scavenger hunt celebrates Maryland Theatre anniversary
• Found animals
• Around West Hagerstown
• Bath councilman wants the town to withdraw from Parks and Recreation board
• Appeals court allows federal funding of stem cell research, for now
• Man indicted during honeymoon sentenced to five years
• HCC plans opera performance, two-part opera lecture series
• Around Halfway
• School board rejects teacher contract
• Staff picks: Our top ten events
• Air Show collected $100,000 for United Way
• Community Calendar
• Around Hancock
• Enter the sandman
• Kitten rescued from underground pipe
• College parking lot expected to open Monday
• Movie showtimes
• Supreme Court hears petition case from Jefferson Co.
• Developer withdrawals plans for Food Lion plaza
• Trial postponed for couple accused of abusing children
• Mail Call
• Area roundup Sept. 9
• Twelve sheds burglarized this week in Hagerstown
• Pa. 16 work in Waynesboro to begin Monday
• Night life
• BIG SYD County coaches provide platefuls to chew on
• Red Flag Warning issued in 13 Md. counties
• County plans to recover money from Childhood Early Intervention LLC
• Ongoing exhibits
• Theresa Jude Burgess, 76
• Blair Witch Project creators to film new thriller in area
• Judge: Ban on openly gay service members unconstitutional
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics
• Gary Lee Morris, 54
• West Virginia court briefs
• BRCTC hopes to open new campus in summer of 2012
• Iran to release American held for more than a year
• Joe Diffie to perform at Pickin' in the Panhandle
• Jean Griffith, 68
• Myers: Smart, Green & Growing initiatives put us in a bad situation
• Weekend Calendar
• Allegheny Energys R. Paul Smith Power Station Honored for Operational Excellence
• Boonesborough Days opens this weekend
• Ellsworth Tolbert (E.T.) Michael, 88
• On The Campaign Trail
• Munson-Shank race highlights legislative contrasts
• NY mosque investor declines Trumps buyout offer
• HCC to host annual Constitution Day event Sept. 14
• Charles Edward Cubbage, 64
• Program promotes new techniques in professional human services
• Second trial in former local woman's murder case moved
• Imam: Pastor misrepresented Quran-burning deal
• Area productions holding auditions
• Todd Roskes, 60
• Hawks start with a sweep
• Music in the streets
• Ongoing onstage
• Gladys Geraldine Miller, 86
• Hagerstown Police get $900K to build public safety grid
• Maryland Theatre anniversary scavenger hunt under way
• On the Campaign Trail
• Outlets by any other name
• Beulah E. Keefer, 81
• Hancock will have to act fast to get grant for solar power
• Police briefs
• Murray faults analysis of Washington Co. Budget
• Barr Institute offering classes
• Barbara Jane Wood, 68
• Plunging pooches
• Iran to release one of three U.S. hikers jailed last year
• Officials undecided on how to distribute $179 million from federal Education Jobs bill
• HCC offering workshops on writing
• Doris A. Webber, 88
• Electronics ban looms for W.Va. landfills
• Number of U.S. traffic deaths in 2009 was lowest since 1950
• Be smart with food choices
• Snook achieves goal in Goretti win
• Healthful option for traditional spaghetti
• Leopards, Hubs, Wildcats, Blazers sweep opening matches
• Is your chili recipe worth $500?
• Blazers down but not out
• Around Williamsport
• AP Sources: Redskins, Titans talking Haynesworth
• Investigator says eight separate failures led to Gulf disaster
• Around Boonsboro
• Della D. Willingham, 78
• Police briefs
• Film review: 'Machete' too violent
• Earl Webster Wolfinger, 62
• Waynesboro officer charged in theft of workers comp checks
• Milestones
• Nelson, denver.obt notice
• Antrim House restaurant to close
• Letters to the Editor
• Preston Carson Shellenberger
• City staff directed to move forward on paperless agenda
• Chambersburg man in custody following four armed robberies
• Aretha Cornelia Sanbower, 85
• Washington Township considering increase to sewer-tapping fees
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Paul Herold Peel, 56
• Boonsboro to discuss recycling, homestead exemption with county
• Mail Call
• Mildred L. "Millie" Brown, 78
• Berkeley Springs briefs
• Hartzell Geneva Hawbaker Rohrer, 92
• Hagerstown to sponsor Alsatia Mummers Parade
• William Charles Bond
• Authorities: 92 structures destroyed in Colo. fire
• Barbara Josephine Bauman Bratina, 100
• City to sponsor Doleman Black Heritage Museum Fundraiser
• Imam: NYC Islamic center to include other faiths
• Hart hopes Hawks don't skip a beat
• Little Heiskell Duplicate Bridge Club results
• Hubs clamp down on defense, tie Knights
• Laura Anne Cornell, 79
• Girlfriend of man charged in starvation case waives right to hearing
• Smithsburg Calendar
• Want to learn how to dance?
• W.Va. woman charged in fatal motorcycle crash waives right to hearing
• Boonsboro Calendar
• Boys & Girls Club job is 'payback' for Kemp
• Junior football opens season
• John Lennon's killer again denied parole
• Mercersburg mayor issues emergency burn ban
• One last splash
• Suns lose in season finale
• Residents celebrate unofficial end of summer
• In 2B race, agreement on issues, but not qualifications
• Terrapins stop Navy short
• C&O Canal improvements near Hancock sought
• Man found not guilty of impersonating emergency responder
• Ravens sign Houshmandzadeh
• Turnout low for early voting in Washington County
• Wilson College president asks students to be global citizens
• Matusz, Roberts lift O's over Yankees
• Pa. man charged with multiple counts after accident
• Suddenly, a raft of tax-break proposals from Obama
• Letters to the Editor
• Officials say not many accidents during holiday weekend
• West Virginia court briefs
• Book review: 'I Am the Great Horse'
• Area roundup Sept. 7
• MCI-H locked down after fight Friday
• Do you like to write? Good, because we need you
• Carl A. Fischer
• Two private schools welcome 49 exchange students
• Growing vegetables in fall and winter
• Mrs. Joice Annette (Wolf) Barton, 81
• WCPS officials provide overview of contract talks
• Ag calendar
• Frances E. Billmyer, 84
• Barbara Ingram School for the Arts benefits from art exhibit
• Pressure rises on pastor who wants to burn Quran
• Fruit and vegetable producers to meet Sept. 23
• Dorothy May (Bowers) Furley, 91
• Kaplan fundraiser benefits animal shelter
• Feds: Army base gunman threatened to kill Obama
• Milestones
• Sylvia L. Snyder Kline, 71
• 29 horses died in Charles Town fire; evidence taken from scene
• HCC to offer workshop on 'Forensics and Virtual Autopsy'
• Mail Call
• Shirley Harbaugh Walton, 62
• Police briefs
• Smithsburg to monitor new East School Lane traffic pattern
• Around Clear Spring
• Julia "Libby" Elizabeth (Coulter) Cronise, 93
• Woods, Fowler, Johnson, Cink named to Ryder Cup team
• Sharpsburg Historical Society hopes to create museum space
• Around Funkstown
• Internships available with theater festival at Shepherd University
• George Leroy Egolf, 87
• Penn State Mont Alto professor recognized
• Bruce Lincoln Young, 86
• As Seen on TV Part 1 - 'Ab'solution
• Ruth Ann Heck
• Microbes cover you inside and out and help keep you alive
• Evelyn Shephard, 94,
• Pa. tea party draws a crowd
• What's your number? It matters when it's your body
• Almyra Lemen, 89
• Hundreds gather for annual breakfast to benefit War Memorial Park
• Home-school program moves to new library
• Dixie Lou (Stevens) Smith, 60
• Franklin County to get stimulus funds for public, private sector projects
• Junior dance classes registration under way
• Mary Alcesta Keller, 99
• On the campaign trail
• Go, Do, Learn
• Thelma Leona VanHorn, 75
• This week in government
• Hagerstown Bridge Club results
• Blood drives
• Learning trip to Israel set for next summer
• Support groups
• Travelogue series begins Sept. 15 at South High
• Letterkenny to host 9/11 Patriot celebration
• Pet Watch
• Twenty-seven horses die in blaze at Charles Town
• Around South Hagerstown
• Spence meets challenge by holding off Stuhler
• Around North Hagerstown
• Organizers pleased with air show
• Mail Call
• Meaning of Labor Day lost in end of summer holiday
• Moms Club to meet Oct. 7 at Pangborn Park
• Basset hounds strutt their stuff
• Blue Band to hold Tag Day on Saturday
• Lynn M. Johnson, 47
• Never mind technology, texture rules for book lover
• Country western dance lessons get under way
• Simply Southwestern wrap lets you be creative
• Md. state senate candidates weigh in on issues
• Mail Call (9/5)
• Meadows fundraiser benefits animal shelter
• Fire closes Waynesboro-area market
• Hagerstown applies for additional Urban Greening grant
• Letters to the editor (9-5)
• U.S. Air Force Airmen of Note to perform Friday at HCC
• Deed transfers for August 2010
• Community was blessed to have John Waltersdorf
• Business calendar (9/5)
• Social Services employees donate items to animal shelter
• Restaurant inspections for May 2010
• Letters to the Editor
• Business people (9/5)
• Eagles hold state convention, host young girl with EB
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• Business briefs (9/5)
• Four generations
• On the Campaign Trail
• Things looking up for 'Dr. Einstein'
• New Business Spotlight - Grooming business comes to you
• Area students graduate from McDaniel College
• Corn maze grows help for nonprofits
• Terps, Middies renew casual rivalry
• Allstate agent donates to Humane Society of Washington County
• Student news
• VA helps heros at air show
• Power jolts Suns with HR in 10th
• Mrs. Patricia Ann Eaton Stevens, 64
• Young cheerleaders bound for NFL Pro Bowl
• Man charged after woman shot, beaten
• Families steeped in ox roast tradition
• Dixie Lou Stevens Smith, 60
• Saints win their opener over Gaels
• Seven couples renew their vows at Farhney-Keedy Home
• Road projects under way in W.Va., Pa.
• Aldrich E. Lipka, 73
• Hancock scores a shutout in season opener
• Power switches off Suns offense
• Police, fire briefs
• Roadwork to cause closures
• Victor D. Jordan
• Mavericks get first win at Blazers expense
• Presentation on Cold War set for Oct. 9
• Frederick woman dies in one-vehicle crash
• Riding in memory of Wroten
• Michael E. Zombro, 70
• Blazers, Hubs pass semis test
• Service news
• Don't forget teeth when thinking health
• Milestones
• Boonsboro, North set up a rematch
• Senior calendar for Sept. 6-10
• Homemade salsa scoops up a win
• Community calendar
• Saints play nice in victory
• Bible school students raise money to help others
• Maryland Theatre celebrates 95th anniversary
• Senior menus
• Hill makes name for himself
• Cahill, Waynesboro Rotary Club recognized
• Firefighters put out house fire near Hedgesville
• Found animals
• Maugansville Pride Day an end-of-summer tradition for 30 years
• Rebels start Peer era with victory
• Holiday weekend government schedules
• Leopards dominate line, Huskies in opener
• Our website is changing for the even better
• Wildcats, Hubs, Rebels get wins
• Travers Ruppert
• Warriors get all of those jitters out
• Aviation thunder rolls over air show crowd
• Home cooking works for Blazers
• Bitner kicks Blue Devils past Trojans
• Quincy Ox Roast food worth waiting for
• Wildcats let a win get away
• Coin hunters seek investments, collection completion
• Suns withstand Powers late surge
• Report: Blackwater created shell companies
• Patriots reload to whip Hubs in opener
• Nicholas Antonius "Nicky" Tyssens, 87
• HCC men continue shutout streak
• John Waltersdorf
• Barney B. "B.B." Bullington
• Jack E. Bricker, 77
• Patrick S. Smith, 79
• Md. Senate candidates talk about issues
• Ronald E. Eader, 68
• 20 candidates seek eight Washington Co. legislative seats
• Dick W. Reed, 81
• Pa. teacher recognized as tops in English
• Mary Patricia "Pat" Switzer Smith, 72
• Meetings and groups, fundraisers, reunions
• Marching units sought for Williamsport High homecoming parade
• Train strikes abandoned vehicle
• Constitution Party on ballot for U.S. Senate seat
• Anniversaries
• TriState Astronomers group to observe moon at battlefield
• Lowry's goal gives Heritage an MDCC win
• Cargill to rebuild Letterkenny feed mill
• Pet Watch
• Hubs hope time is on their side
• Board plans public presentation on contract negotiations
• Found animals
• Rebels: All for one and one for all
• Who you gonna call? Bullybusters!
• Mail Call
• Leopards prepare for 1A title defense
• Thunder Over the Blue Ridge Open House and Air Show organizers prepare for crowd
• Milestones
• Sydney's shadow means 14 more weeks of football
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Some flooding reported as Earl passes Outer Banks
• Mrs. Janet E. (Bell) Bumbaugh, 90
• Letter to the Editor
• Road reopens after transformer fire
• John M. Waltersdorf, 84
• G-AHS class of 2011 rewarded for record PSSA scores
• The Libertarian viewpoint more fantasy than reality
• Mabel L. Riley, 84
• Congressional candidate hasnt been seen, heard
• Letters to the Editor
• Cheryl Lynn Worden
• Manchin issues burning ban for Eastern Panhandle
• Backpack program provides snacks for kids
• Esther C. Marlin Starliper, 90
• Prime Outlets has been renamed Hagerstown Premium Outlets
• Weekend Calendar
• Lisa Prejean: Figurative language is a literal concept
• Around Jonathan Street
• Friday's Prep Scores
• Williamsport to flush hydrants
• Do you use hazardous household products safely?
• Around Maugansville
• Cameron experienced Growing Pains on his way to God
• Senior Center hosts open house
• Community briefs
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Pittsburgh quarterback's suspension reduced to four games
• Religion: Speakers and topics
• Classes
• Events planned at American Legion Post 42 home
• 7.4-magnitude quake strikes New Zealand
• Religion: Special services
• Library events
• Community calendar
• Police briefs
• Pet of the week: Ophelia
• Edna G. Kaplan, 77
• Wildcats hope third time is a charm
• Fire that destroyed mobile home is under investigation
• Hagerstown Community Concert Association announces schedule
• Alice R. (Starliper) Harbaugh, 88
• FEMA changes might mean more flood insurance required
• Day Report Center to hold roundtable discussion
• Around West Hagerstown
• David Selvin
• Leopards try to live up to tradition
• County receives $500,000 grant for preservation
• Temporary cap that stopped oil gusher removed
• Around Halfway
• Kenneth "Ken" Krell, 79
• New cast tries for Warrior stardom
• Wilson sees a broken system in D.C.
• Barbara Ingram Schools second fundraiser takes flight
• Mail Call
• Maryland State Police sergeant reinstated
• Greencastle native refurbishes home, opens coffee house
• In the shadows of history
• Hagerstown unlikely to feel effects of Hurricane Earl
• Around Hancock
• Munson attracting some Democratic support
• Flashing lights planned on signs in Blue Ridge Summit
• Greencastle-Antrim School District met or exceeded state AYP standards
• Labor Day closings
• Milestones
• Oatmeal cookies made from a spice-cake mix
• Suns put Legends away early
• Earl, now a Cat 3 storm, moves closer to coast
• Quincy Ox Roast raises money for youth activities, streetlights
• New restrooms planned for Red Run Park
• Letter to the Editor
• Boy in critical condition after skateboard accident
• Gunman shot as Discovery hostages planned escape
• Weekend Calendar
• Eastern Panhandle briefs
• Munson is clear choice in race for state Senate seat
• Joan Mauer Holderer, 82
• Staff picks: Our top ten events
• Maugansville spirit resonates with Pride Days chairman
• Woman, 86, killed in Franklin County crash
• Travis D. Walker, 70
• John Waltersdorf, a giant in the community, dies
• Director of emergency services recalls Gulf cleanup
• Night life for Sept. 2-8
• Clemma L. (Minnich) Cordell, 79
• Oil sheen spreading in Gulf from new platform fire
• Raleigh Street Extension work likely to begin in October or November
• Thunder Over the Blue Ridge Airshow set for this weekend
• Randy A. Bowers, 49
• First round of Mideast talks called successful; leaders to meet again
• Man sentenced for possession of child pornography
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics
• Eugene R. "Gene" George, 82
• Hagerstown man still in critical condition after crash
• No more cases of hepatitis B found among dental patients
• Ongoing exhibits
• Genevieve Virginia (Carbaugh) Karn, 73
• Programs introduced at Warm Springs School to improve learning
• Parts of Catoctin Mountain Park to close this weekend
• Gallery opens abstract art show
• Maxine Martha Kerlin, 82
• Overseer of Eisenhower library talks about presidents legacy
• WCPS, unions struggle to overcome impasse
• Movie showtimes
• "Pepper" Harry Andrew Mills Sr., 64
• Area Roundup Sept. 2, 2010
• Historic Commission OKs sign for art school and gallery
• Auditions set for Potomac Playmakers' "Arsenic and Old Lace"
• Letters to the Editor
• Mary Lou Sechrist Shields
• Heritage beats Broadfording in four games
• Walkersville man undergoing evaluation following standoff
• N.C.'s Ocracoke Island being evacuated as Hurricane Earl approaches
• Betty Lorraine (Davis) Domer, 85
• Rabies confirmed in cat attack
• Our Friendly Skies - September 2010
• Little Heiskell bridge club posts results
• Legends' rally burns Suns
• Scott W. Banzhoff, 62
• Man holding at least one hostage at Discovery Channel HQ
• Jamaican recipe is a family favorite
• Summer splash
• Ellen Jones Mullenix, 62
• Chairman of Md. Senate Budget and Taxation Committee indicted
• Is your kid a gourmet?
• Milestones
• Terrence "Todd" Weidman, 48
• 60,000 to 80,000 expected to attend W.Va. air show
• Found animals
• Thomas Dixon Lawrence Jr.
• North girls are still the team to beat
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• William Franklin Cole Jr., 76
• Washington County briefs
• Around Williamsport
• Gladys Jane Butts, 88
• Hagerstown City Council reviews components of strategic plan
• Mail Call
• Franklin D. "Frank" DeShong Jr., 39
• Jim Humphrey appointed to fill Smith's remaining term
• Giant Food, Frederick Keys hold food drive
• Vicki Hutzell Cowman, 55
• Prosecutors to seek death penalty in slaying of Hagerstown woman
• HCC gets million dollar grant for student support services
• Community calendar
• Kenneth "Ken" Krell, 79
• Complaints dismissed between police sergeant and former girlfriend
• Washington County briefs
• Around Funkstown
• John Donovan "Johnny" Price, 69
• Hagerstown man critically injured in crash
• On the campaign trail
• Hagerstown High School class of 1944 looking for classmates
• Catherine L. Heller Reeder, 88
• New section of W.Va. 9 opens to motorists
• Hagerstown Police reports
• HCC professor to give Civil War lecture Oct. 10
• Robert Charles Kalinich, 72
• Saints expect some senior moments
• Funkstown tennis courts to be renovated
• HCC to offer workshops on home and gardening
• James Franklin Stockslager, 81
• Poole keeps Panthers in deep end
• Summer of 2010 Hagerstown's hottest
• Deadline for election-related letters is Sept. 7
• Robert "Bob" R. Barker, 47
• Strasburg to have Tommy John surgery Friday
• Arraignment delayed for man charged in Hagerstown woman's slaying
• Film review: 'The Last Exorcism' not that scary
• Boonsboro womans faith grows in difficult times
• Casino debate: Protecting history vs. improving economy
• Teen reflections: My 'American Idol' experience
• Wildcats hope to turn the corner
• Munson still says no debate
• Pulse calendar
• Blazers aim for record over .500
• Hagerstown man sentenced to 10 years for distributing crack cocaine
• A Chicken and Fruit Salad for dinner
• Hawks shut out NOVA in men's soccer
• County backs Army response to former Fort Ritchie lawsuit
• Letters to the Editor
• Williamsport boys 'won't be a surprise this year'
• Pet Watch
• Library project a worthy cause
• Beverly J. Cross "Bunny" Kitzmiller, 74
• Motorcyclist flown from scene of Franklin County crash
• Hagerstown Police Department reports
• Jobless rates up in Franklin, Fulton counties
• Charles Edward Brewer Jr., 82
• Armed robbery, assault reported in Hagerstown
• Police briefs
• Cigarette toss leads to drug charges against Berkeley Co. man, woman
• Mrs. Robin L. (Ulrich) Stewart, 54
• Washington County Football Previews
• Williamsport native to appear in ABC news special on neurology
• Ernst family farm is one to admire in Washington County
• Jeannette E. Keller, 68
• Washington County Fall Sports Previews
• Franklin County Emergency Services responds to calls
• Hurricane Earl threatens U.S. coast
• Jeffrey Lynn McDonald, 45
• U.S. official: Terrorist 'test run' attempt unlikely
• Tri-State police, court briefs
• Ruth Elizabeth Kershner Webb, 83
• Obama: Withdrawal of combat troops from Iraq won't be 'victory lap'
• Drug charges headed to federal court against local man
• Maria G. Anastasi, 82
• At hearing, developer defends Gettysburg casino plans
• Group's work making houses into homes is rewarding
• Ronald Glenn Kisner, 63
• Fire reported on Ray St. in Hagerstown
• Sharpsburg restaurant owner given time to correct problems
• Phyllis Ann Peterson, 88
• Hundreds lose power in eastern part of Franklin County
• Money available to replace HVAC systems in homes
• Brent M. Kaiser
• Ex-firefighter reaches plea deal in arson case
• Waynesboro business to reopen
• Legends throttle Suns
• Washington Co. eyes sending garbage to Frederick Co. incinerator
• City mulls electronic system for parking, traffic tickets
• Dance classes to be offered through HCC
• Charles Edward Brewer Jr., 82
• Smouse family gathers for reunion in Henrietta, Pa.
• County officials hear Rosewood Village request
• Mail Call
• Washington County senior menus
• Nellie Blanche Byers, 85
• Smithsburg High School graduates gather for reunion
• Economic Pulse
• Ag calendar
• Community calendar
• T. Douglas Chamberlain, 60
• Seven U.S. troops killed in Afghan bomb attacks
• Senior calendar for Aug. 30-Sept. 3
• Around Clear Spring
• Letters to the Editor
• Katherine S. Stoner Miller, 92
• Clemens pleads not guilty to lying to Congress
• Weekend Entertainment Calendar: Week of Aug. 30
• Around Boonsboro
• Milestones
• Mail Call
• Sagi cruises, takes Speedway win
• Harpers Ferry man dies after single-vehicle crash
• City Park Neighborhoods 1st group to meet Wednesday
• Water before meals might deter hunger
• Around North Hagerstown
• Everybody's Day attracts all ages
• Boonsboro Middle School evacuated after faulty sprinkler sets off alarm
• Noteworthy Sundays to start Sept. 12
• Kick off your shoes: Flatfoot running
• Around South Hagerstown
• Boonsboro man killed in motorcycle accident
• Student news
• Ag Expo results
• Support groups
• Dog photo contest planned
• Leopards, Hubs tee it up as top county teams
• Viteri earns rank of Eagle Scout
• Frederick woman found not guilty of attempted arson
• At least two hurt in Hagerstown crash
• DSS observes National Child Support Awareness Month
• Parents can track kids' eating habits at school
• Batey scores hole-in-one at Manpower golf outing
• Competing complaints filed by officer, ex-girlfriend dismissed
• Classes begin today in Pa. schools
• Found animals
• Proposal expected to increase traffic on Robinwood
• Fundraiser to benefit Doleman museum
• Judge denies motion to dismiss charges against Toms
• Left-turn arrow to ease traffic flow by Smithsburg schools
• Shepherd gets $1.1 million grant
• Arts and crafts classes offered at HCC this fall
• Area roundup - Aug. 30, 2010
• Bank donates $500 for rubbish roundup T-shirts
• Woman charged with sexually abusing girl, 8
• Pa. school year off to a smooth start
• Morgan County Commission briefs
• FSU student's poster recognized
• Orioels sweep Angels
• Parks to compete in Miss Maryland Teen USA pageant in October
• Construction along the C&O
• Accident leads to home evacuations, rail disruption
• This week in government
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• McNabb questionable for opener
• Five generations - And baby makes five
• Police briefs
• It's in the incubation stage
• Weaver gets $1,000 scholarship from High Performance Cabling
• Nats beat stumbling Cardinals
• Shepherdstown Rotary names three Paul Harris Award winners
• Shuster returns from Afghanistan with positive outlook
• Day of Caring volunteers sought
• Shepherd student has internship with NASA
• Karen Marie Pulse, 61
• Shippensburg Fish & Game Association donates to Hospice
• Three fires at Pa. house deemed accidental
• Community calendar
• Quincy, Pa., student recognized by prep school
• Patricia Ann Springer, 51
• Martinsburg CAP cadets complete summer encampment
• Commissioners recommend rezoning for campground
• Milestones
• Marriage licenses for July 2010
• Pass-happy Ravens cruise past Giants
• Audience keeps its cool at jazz fest
• Take time to breathe
• New Business Spotlight - Turning women into fashion plates
• Road projects under way in W.Va., Pa.
• Hancock graduate releases album with country roots
• Mail Call
• Ranson history written as part of centennial celebration
• The answers to this year's annual Landmarks Contest
• Tower Bank gives to Cedar Ridge
• Creatures part of church's outreach
• Orange and honey adds tangy sweetness to salad
• Letters to the Editor
• Delegate candidates answer questions
• Columbia Bank donates to Shirley B. Robison Memorial Fund
• On the Campaign Trail
• Business people
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Business calendar (8/29)
• Fire marshal called in to probe Pa. blazes
• Business licenses for July 2010
• Divots Softspikes job keeps Woodward close to golf
• Religion is none of the government's business
• Carroll County man killed in accident
• Mary Elizabeth Dillard, 94
• Area Roundup Aug. 29, 2010
• Allen C. Hammond, 62
• Suns rally to win final home game
• Sylvia Jean Boyer, 89
• Two W.Va. residents taken to hospital after car accident
• Kevin F. Robinson, 34
• Shepherd topples Ship in opener
• John A. Conort, 36
• Meet the new boss
• Man charged with indecent exposure
• Norma Green Hahne, 88
• Suns Fan Club honors best of 2010
• Police, fire briefs
• Williamsport Days celebrates end of summer daze
• Strasburg vows strong return from Tommy John op
• Sanchez, Jets offense struggle in loss to Redskins
• Letters to the Editor
• Although unbeaten, Ravens remain far from perfect
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Gehr famously ends career with Suns
• Religion: Speakers and topics
• Religion: Special services
• Md. delegate candidates weigh in on issues
• Religion: Musical notes
• Who's running for what at the state level?
• United Way kicks off campaign with all pistons going
• Kirk Cameron coming to Hagerstown to speak on marriage, relationships
• Hedgesville, Martinsburg win football openers
• Planning a must; flying by the seat of our pants does occur
• Rosemarie Deffenbaugh, 44
• James Lawrence "Jimmy" Henson Jr.
• Mary Catherine "Cay" Henson, 56
• Pa. schools ready for new year
• Vickie Louise (Shauf) Morrison, 48
• Annual duck race a fundraiser and funraiser
• Margo L. Smith, 71
• Manchin, Raese win nominations for Byrds seat
• Michael William Kelly
• Rally in D.C. on steps of Lincoln Memorial not politcally focused
• Edna Estelle (Grannigan) McDonald, 90
• Mighty Mo reunion attracts hundreds
• Rogers comes through in a Big way for Suns
• Gathering together for spuds
• Garcia wins 12th, Cards top Nats 4-2 to stop skid
• Milestones
• Larry Eugene "Poppy" Griffith, 71
• Washington County's jobless rate at 10 percent for July
• Center for Emergency Services opens
• Mail Call
• Anita Claire (Dion) Pfeiffer
• Pet of the week
• Martinsburg man found guilty of child abuse, neglect
• Found animals
• Garnett Samuel Canby Sr., 86
• Trip to Paris planned
• Powerball jackpot winner to step down from bench Labor Day
• Howard's hosts art contest to benefit animal shelter
• Catherine Margaret Ryder Stottlemyer, 65
• Hagerstown Childrens Theater Fall Season of Classes and Camps
• Police briefs
• Around Jonathan Street
• Paul E. Wilt, 87
• One injured in three-vehicle accident involving bus
• Berkeley County briefs
• Blood drives
• Around Maugansville
• Vincent Robert "Shotgun" Kneisly, 84
• Tri-State briefs
• Frederick County officials seek Arizona-style immigration law for Md.
• Bridge club results
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• James J. Smith, 87
• Queen Jeanne
• Franklin County Emergency Services reports accidents
• The Calendar: Week of Aug. 30
• Nats beat Cardinals in 13th
• Democrats speak positively at picnic
• Hagerstown Police Department reports
• Go, Do, Learn
• Harper puts on power display in D.C.
• Commissioners candidates tackle issues at forum
• Local woman sentenced to 46 months in prison in fraud case
• Health care spotlight
• Staley leads Hubs past Cats at Black Rock
• Glenn C. Stine, 95
• Wind down winds down
• On debating: Shank says yes, Munson says no
• Shorebirds break out in big fifth
• Harry Phillip Maus Sr., 67
• 'Clean county' law passes in Berkeley County
• On the campaign trail
• Jackson dominates Orioles; White Sox keep pace in Central
• Henry Webster "Webb" Fearnow Sr., 96
• Wilson College named in U.S. News & World Report
• Road work planned in area
• Teens can get informed and involved
• Edward Wise Unger, 87
• Shepherd University named in Princeton Review
• Pa. man charged in domestic assault has bail raised by $400,000
• Boonsboro native will open for Kirk Cameron
• John Allen Hamlett Sr., 97
• Franklin County Emergency Services reports
• North Carolina man enters into plea agreement in sex abuse case
• Silver linings in a cloud of recession-shrunken products
• Bessie Virginia Carter Cook, 77
• Police briefs
• Martinsburg rescue mission recognizes contractors
• Community calendar
• John Anthony Kendig Jr., 64
• Condition of man hurt in Wednesday accident on I-81 upgraded
• Condition of man hurt in Wednesday accident on I-81 upgraded
• Lynn A. Heinbaugh, 71
• Hagerstown man burned when ammunition in fire explodes
• W.Va. couple's barbecue wins over TV judges
• Found animals
• Roy Clinton Smith Jr., 75
• Franklin County Emergency Services respond to brush fire
• Deputies respond to several theft calls
• Milestones
• Luther Augustus Lane Jr., 69
• Ravens secondary confident despite Reeds injury
• Boonsboro man charged in connection with SUV accident
• Mail Call
• Tiffany Dawn Franklin, 18
• McNabb uses sprain to poke fun at Haynesworth
• Trial date set for man charged in sword threat
• Daniel Kenneth Mason, 53
• Expanded library to be named for $1 million donors
• Weekend calendar
• Rubeling, Riford win triathlon title
• Ground broken on new state police barrack
• Melvin L. Keyser Sr., 95
• Cubs break through in 8th, beat Nats 4-0
• Hagerstown man sentenced to 18 months in prison for criminal conspiracy
• Letters to the Editor
• Paving laid out in budget
• Man sentenced for practicing veterinary medicine without a license
• Keeping kids safe events
• Wine-tasting raises money for Capitol Theatre
• Opportunities pass Suns by
• Hagerstown man burned when ammunition in fire explodes
• Community briefs
• Staff picks: Our top ten events
• Matusz sharp, Roberts homers as Os beat White Sox
• Here's the beef
• Library events
• Around West Hagerstown
• Litter hearing draws a crowd
• Fort Ritchie redevelopment plan revised
• Meetings, fundraisers, reunions
• Around Hancock
• Burn ban lifted in Antrim Township
• Funding approved for recycling plastics
• Classes
• Around Halfway
• Washington County Commission briefs
• Girlfriend of man accused of starving children is charged
• Hello, World!
• Library gets grant to offer programs on nation's history
• Fall Prep Player Rosters
• Planning Commission briefs
• Police looking for suspect in Shepherdstown bank robbery
• Crab feed set
• Margaret Rebecca Spurrier, 90
• Mother lode of Byrd papers arrives at Shepherd
• Democrats can hold their own in November election
• Annual corn maze to be held in Maugansville
• Viola "Dana" Trumpower, 87
• Police: Woman died in motorcycle accident in Antrim Township
• Letters to the Editor (8/27)
• Community Calendar
• Letters to the Editor
• Carlton Eugene Forsythe III, 76,
• Girl Scouts to hold open house Sept. 1 at E. Russell Hicks
• Marylands early voting starts Sept. 3
• Early voting wraps today in Eastern Panhandle
• Virginia B. Smith, 90
• Smithsburg High class of 1949 holds 61st reunion
• Thurmont man taken to hospital after wreck
• Tri-State briefs
• William Frederick Jones, 91
• Man wanted in 3 states arrested in W.Va. Eastern Panhandle
• Historic train depot is getting a face lift one phase at a time
• Fire call to Review and Herald turns out to be false alarm
• Gordon Howard La Tourette, 78
• Two taken to hospital after I-81 accident
• Charles Town man killed in ATV accident
• Part of East Antietam Street to close for pipe replacement
• Arthur Uberta Ridgeway, 85
• Hearing speakers rap Washington Co. forest conservation rules
• Stream restoration designed to mitigate bank erosion
• Workers replacing Potomac Street sidewalks shatter window
• Daniel Kenneth Mason, 53
• 'White elephants' not part of Hagerstown rezoning plans
• Event offers a tomato for every taste
• Ordinance updates, replaces stormwater management and sediment control ordinances
• Lt. Col. Charles "Jim" Mc Glaughlin, 91
• Washington Co. buying land for emergency communications tower
• This Thanksgiving promises to be the best ever
• Liquor board briefs
• John Senuta, 88
• U.S. Senate hopeful wants to win 'big' in Franklin Co.
• Commissioners meetings now available on demand
• Ongoing onstage
• Soriano, Colvin HRs pace 5-4 Cubs win over Nats
• Adoption sought for seized dogs
• Police briefs
• Festival renamed
• Beckham, Floyd lead White Sox over Orioles 7-5
• Area Roundup Aug. 25, 2010
• Table games revenue not lost nor delayed
• Museum elects new Board of Trustees
• Little Heiskell Duplicate Bridge Club posts results
• Hagerstown briefs
• Even with divisions, GOP picnics at park
• Cool watermelon soup with thai chili and lime
• Spud Fest celebrates potatoes this weekend
• Searcy strikes gold
• Civitan Club offers a chance to give back
• Night life for the weekend of 8/26
• Spaghetti sauce part of a tradition
• Jones makes his one hit count in Suns' split
• Community calendar
• Ongoing exhibits beginning 8/26
• Are you getting your fill for fiber?
• Sprained ankle rules out Redskins McNabb for Jets game
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Movie showtimes
• Mail Call
• Edna Amy "Sadie" Souders Sipes, 71
• Around Williamsport
• Karaoke, DJs and open mic
• Milestones
• Elsie Kendall Riggs, 82
• Annual Pooch Plunge set for Sept. 8 at Hagerstown's Potterfield Pool
• Williamsport Days will honor former owner of Jeannes Confectionery
• Around Clear Spring
• Charlie Walter Hayter, 80
• Maryland among Race to the Top grant winners
• Around Boonsboro
• Naomi P. Stoops Finafrock, 90
• Hagerstown Police Department probes reports
• Teen composing a future
• Daniel Kenneth Mason, 54
• Northeast trains halted by power trouble again
• Free discussion about endangered species
• Pa. police investigate burglary
• Ousted worker Sherrod rejects return to Ag agency
• Pulled pork with roasted red peppers, sun-dried tomatoes and tortellini
• Kayak float
• No plea reached in 2008 fatal shooting of Va. man
• Hagerstown man charged with grabbing officer's genitals
• Showalter uses new tact on Os
• Baltimore woman killed in weekend accident on I-70
• Barnes Road to close for bridge repairs
• Ravens taking offense in stride offense in stride
• Penn State Mont Alto enrollment balloons
• Man gets 18 months in weapons case
• Shanahan, Haynesworth meet privately
• Blake's two goals lift Gaels
• Washington Co. school board mixed on building's value
• New Cubs are unbearable for Nats
• Waynesboro BOE discusses dress code
• Letters to the Editor
• Nationals proceed with caution as Strasburg heads to another MRI
• Students, staff chalk up first day of school in Eastern Panhandle
• Hagerstown airport gets new firefighting station
• Mail Call
• Father charged with neglecting his children
• Development can proceed if fee paid to help school overcrowding
• Found animals
• Leonard Royston French, 79
• Jefferson Co. fair queen keeping a full schedule
• Slow down and enjoy the harvest
• Stephen R. "Steve" Miller, 61
• Library to use temporary spaces during renovations
• Ag calendar
• Herman Bielfeld Brust Jr., 82
• Panhandle pair take goat showman honors at Jefferson Co. Fair
• Milestones
• Helen V. Grossnickle, 88
• Inmate's trial ends abruptly after testimony questioned
• Around Funkstown
• John Senuta, 88
• Police briefs
• Stroke and vascular screenings to be held in Chambersburg
• Goretti awarded $42,307 grant
• Betty Jean Carter
• BOE facilities committee to tour former Job Development Center building
• Blood drives
• U.S. Army Jazz Band Ambassadors to play Tuesday at HCC
• Mary Lois Akers McGeary, 86
• Can you hear me now?
• Hagerstown Bridge Club results
• Former Hood dean lands position at Pa. college
• Dorsey J. Lovell, 91
• Burton, Imes, Rudolph receive Harold Snyder scholarships
• Letters to the Editor
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• Joseph Travers Ruppert, 74
• Six students awarded $1,000 Massey H. Roe scholarships
• Shank's tactics favored over compromising Sen. Munson
• Shepherd freshmen participate in service day
• Harry B. "Hez" Bennett, 83
• Arnett, Green get scholarships from Alsatia Club Foundation
• Corporate disasters are only bad news until the next one comes along
• Police briefs
• Barr Contruction Institute announces classes
• Sybil D. Kerlin, 54
• DeTora earns Eagle Scout rank
• Smith moving on from thrift shop manager position
• This week in government
• Found animals
• Lawrence L. Linton, 88
• Washington County Sheriff's Office investigates reports
• Md. state police sergeant and girlfriend file charges against each other
• Childrens train museum on track for W.Va.
• New Joy Fellowship to hold Community Guest Day on Saturday
• Walter Collins Jr., 68
• Howdy Doody Show writer Edward Kean dies at 85
• Local man who sent cell phone threat sentenced
• Around South Hagerstown
• Suns get a lift from Ramirez
• Berkeley Co. magistrate heads to Charleston to validate lottery ticket
• Golf tournament to benefit Children's Village
• Walls enjoys first taste of victory
• Haynesworth vs. Shanahan: The saga continues
• County Commission to host visit from state insurance administration
• Around North Hagerstown
• Area roundup - Aug. 23, 2010
• A song for Kay
• Fire causes damage at Halltown Paperboard warehouse
• Clear Spring class of 1957 to hold reunion Sept. 12
• Milestones
• Rangers beat Orioles 6-4 to split series
• Pa. police briefs
• Seats still available for bus trip to Gettysburg
• Community calendar
• Nats eagerly awaiting Strasburgs MRI results
• Search committee formed to hire new recreation director
• Mail Call
• Washington County senior menus
• Talbott award presented
• Barr, Callaham leading fundraisers among county commissioner candidates
• As you age, train smarter and play smarter
• Shepherd alumni create scholarship endowment
• Pa. shelter campaign rallying pledges
• Waynesboro school board to save money by issuing bonds
• Support groups
• Target offers grant money for field trips
• This week in government
• United Way fundraising goal lower than last year
• Renfrew Institute Jazz Festival billed as Saxophone Summit
• Shank's latest campaign strategy is a risky move
• Work continues on U.S. 11 south of W.Va. 45 to Pikeside
• South High grad bound for architecture school
• Mary Myers turns 92
• Shepherdstown man drives W.Va. roads to count bats
• Grilled deviled pork kebabs
• Washington County to offer Citizens Police Academy
• Blue Ridge Elementary School parking, drop-off procedures changed
• Zucchini is the star of two dishes
• Kaplan University awards online degrees
• Augustoberfest retains family spirit
• Anniversary
• Student news
• St. Thomas teen taken to hospital after rollover
• Help before the fall
• Four generations
• Firefighters put out blaze at Bombay Dining in Chambersburg
• Stroke and vascular screenings scheduled
• Smithsburg Lions Club installs new officers
• Ten injured in two accidents on I-70
• Frances E. Varnum, 98
• Service news
• Winning Powerball ticket purchased in Martinsburg
• Betty Jean Carter, 61
• Ballet and All That Jazz dancers perform at theater, camp
• DeWitt runs away with Brown win
• What's wrong with this picture?
• George "Sonny" Marion England, 74
• Badges for Baseball
• Pettibone leaves Suns' offense begging for hits
• County officials outline alcohol-selling procedures
• Kenneth Dewaine Alger, 71
• Blondie's donates $1,000 to Humane Society in Pa.
• Ravens roll past Redskins
• On the Campaign Trail
• Robert Bob Sweeney
• Legion donates to James Buchanan High athletic facilities
• Strasburg injury overshadows Nationals' win
• Washington County Commissioners candidates Q&A Part 2
• Retired trucking firm employees gather to reminisce
• Bell rings up Lee for two homers
• Police brief
• Senior calendar for Aug. 23-27
• Gossard scores hole-in-one at Black Rock
• Fairfax man performs record-breaking wheelie
• Oysters, crab make for a pearl of a dish
• Mail Call
• New state water, sewage rules frustrate town officials
• Nature needs individual help to stay viable
• Letters to the Editor
• Benefit ride participants: Its all for Angie
• Augustoberfest an education in German culture, folklore
• Big wheels keep on turnin
• Enclave Business Society reaches out with football party
• Washington wins soccer opener
• Franklin Co. Fair organizers pleased with turnout
• Rangers' Wilson shuts down O's
• Ball showcases skills of etiquette students
• Johnson gets audition as Skins starting back
• Bike Night gears up for Hospice
• Halladay puts Nats on holiday
• Fun Day helps re-create play of old
• Rogers lifts Suns to win over Birds
• Riders hit the road to benefit Star Community
• Prather E. "Buck" Tedrick, 79
• Divorces for July 2010
• James D. Shearer, 83
• Building permits
• James Darrin Jones, 39
• Showalter gives Orioles fans something to sing about
• William Jacob Gearhart, 88
• Byers takes dairy cattle show Friday
• Sagittarius Salon fundraiser benefits Alex's Lemonade Stand
• Business calendar
• Commissioners candidates respond to Q&A
• Rouzerfest provides summer fun before school starts
• Religion: Music
• Poffenberger, Parrott filling 2B campaign coffers
• Religion: Speakers and topics
• Enrollment up in Berkeley, Jefferson county schools
• Religion: Special services
• Mail Call
• City has list of issues to present to MDOT
• Business people
• People Choice Awards nominations sought
• Meritus Open golf tournament to be held Sept. 23
• Raffle benefits Taylor Lininski
• Business briefs
• Women's Club organizing junior dance classes
• Pet Watch
• Senate candidates speak up, out at forum
• Pet Watch
• East Second Street open for traffic
• Found animals
• Fun at the fair
• Israel, Palestinians to resume peace talks in D.C.
• Sun to help power Northern Middle School
• Around Maugansville
• Morgan County Commission briefs
• Police briefs
• HPD disappears from analog scanners
• Milestones
• Ms. Kim Inid Coker, 62
• Community briefs
• Hearing set for proposed changes to Forest Conservation Ordinance
• Letters to the Editor
• Franklin Delano R. Burcker, 70
• Washington County library events
• Man caught handling marijuana is sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison
• Catalina flying boat was a hall of fame airplane
• Doris Ann Nicholas
• Free plant clinic Saturday at farmers market
• Table games money might come upshort
• N.Y. man convicted of cocaine distribution
• Mabel V. Miller Statler, 86
• Crafters, artists needed for Market Day in Pa.
• On The Campaign Trail
• Weekend calendar
• James L. Hatchett, 83
• Meetings, fundraisers, reunions
• PSU-Mont Alto has record number of incoming students
• Hagerstown woman teaches young women the social graces
• Pastor Charles D. Zitzman, 72
• Classes
• Early voting numbers impressive in election for U.S. Senate seat
• Caregiving Conference and Wisdom Expo Planned
• Banish the back-to-school blues with books
• William Irvin Froebe, 73
• Berkeley County office building evacuated after powder 'hoax'
• Church offers counseling to bridge spirit and mind
• Political party picnics planned
• Get ready for learning 2.0
• William L. Snyder, 97
• 'Hero' forest ranger's tip led to capture of fugitive couple in Arizona
• Fire at Back Creek Valley home is being investigated
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Resolve to make this year the best one yet
• Worthingtons career hits new Frontier
• Traffic will stop as motorcyclists roll into Martinsburg
• YMCA fire contained to laundry room
• Letters to the Editor
• Suns rally to split twinbill
• Officials: Greencastle-Antrim school track unsafe for competition
• New Business Spotlight
• Voter registration deadline for Md. primary is Aug. 24
• Hello, World!
• Sherry Cline says she is invested in community, school district
• Business licenses for July 2010
• Pet of the week - Benny
• Cruise-in to be held Saturday at former County Market lot
• N. Leo Mullendore, 79
• Scientists: Gulf oil plumes aren't going away
• Around Jonathan Street
• Berkeley Arts Council posts online artist directory
• James Lawrence "Jimmy" Henson Jr., 63
• Citi to transfer jobs from Frederick to Hagerstown
• $15,000 donation buys technological tools at Fountain Rock
• Alice V. Ambrose Munson, 101
• Hagerstown Police release surveillance photos from 7-Eleven robbery
• Williamsport High senior is part of band opening for KISS
• Cooking, candlemaking demonstrations set for Sunday
• Harry Marvin Snyder Sr., 71
• Hello, World!
• Insurance company gives $7,000 to Claud E. Kitchens Outdoor School
• Found animals
• Harry "Sonny" E. Beaver Jr., 73
• Truck and tractor pull offers high-octane fun
• Man faces charges after fight at Hard Times Cafe & Cue
• Around Halfway
• Staff picks: Our top ten events
• Welcome home
• Process to verify eligibility of dependents enrolled in WCPS insurance plan
• Around Hancock
• Night life
• Dogs get their day at the pool
• Commissioners candidate would fight excessive development
• Pet Watch
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics for Aug. 19-25
• Mariners use sub to help sink Orioles
• Part of U.S. 11 to close for Labor Day air show
• Milestones
• Arts briefs
• Shanahans hiring brings new attitude, heats up expectations
• Hospital opens expanded and renovated emergency department
• Mail Call
• 'Leach' to premiere in Chambersburg
• Improved offense will allow Ravens to let the defense rest
• Case moved against man facing multiple weapons, drug charges
• Letters to the Editor
• Ongoing exhibits for Aug. 19-25
• Braves show Nats they know drama
• Group from Republic of Georgia visits local orchard
• A recipe for summer squash, potato and tomato gratin
• Celebrate Augustoberfest: Learn 5 things about Germany
• Schultz makes PNC again
• Tri-State briefs
• Niagara Movement event scheduled Sunday
• Movie showtimes
• Rodger Paul Barger, 86
• Third churchgoer dies after being struck by SUV in Emmitsburg
• Md. voter registration deadline is Aug. 24
• Motorcycle ride to benefit shelter
• Ruth W. Shives, 81
• Budget analysts estimate federal deficit will top $1.3 trillion
• Ongoing onstage
• Rosalie Gale Clark
• Police briefs
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Workshop on canning food to be held at Ag Center Aug. 26
• Clarence D. Carbaugh Sr., 58
• Clemens indicted on charges of lying to Congress about steroids
• Man arrested twice for allegedly trying to rob same business
• Library to host workshop on grantseeking Sept. 8
• Clarence D. Carbaugh Sr., 58
• First Day of School
• Social studies teacher develops board games
• Little Heiskell bridge club results
• Dorothy Mae Hausenfluck, 85
• Police briefs
• Egg recall tied to salmonella grows to 380 million
• Fundraiser planned for Hancock girl, 14
• Daniel Charles Crone, 61
• Lone juror kept Blagojevich out of prison
• It takes a Baer to organize school bus routes in Waynesboro
• Dipping into a culture
• Harry Lewis "Fang" Britner, 66
• More WCPS students taking college-prep courses and exams
• Attorneys wife cited for possession outside of law office
• Chocolate tasting in Frederick, Md.
• Rosalie Gale Clark
• City Council members discuss Food & Friends Inc. donation
• Lohr wants to be a voice for state workers
• Stock your pantry with healthful snacks
• Jane Arlene Gaither, 64
• Hard work pays for 4-Hers at Franklin Co. Fair show
• Munson raises, spends more than Shank in latest campaign period
• Man sought in girl's kidnapping captured in Grantsville
• David Carl Vantine, 62
• Tri-State briefs
• First day of school brings traffic delays, backups
• Ramp from northbound I-81 to westbound Halfway Blvd. closed
• James Lloyd Weatherholtz, 20
• Waynesboros Taste of the Town to return on annual basis
• Union representing correctional officers endorses Munson
• Around Williamsport
• Area roundup - Aug. 17, 2010
• Let the learning begin
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Hitting the books
• Judge sentences woman who says she was badgered into selling drugs
• Letters to the Editor
• Suns hold off Shorebirds
• Man who pleaded guilty to robbery sentenced to four years
• Golf tournament Sept. 24 to benefit HCC
• French, Tuiasosopo lead Mariners over Orioles 4-0
• Owner of GeGes Place defends restaurant before liquor board
• Mail Call
• Unlikely stars send Braves to 10-2 win over Nats
• City Council takes first step towards paperless agenda process
• Community calendar
• Zorn anticipates bittersweet return to Washington
• Childrens Theatre holding auditions for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
• GM takes step toward selling stock to public
• Milestones
• Fouche pedals to the top of his sport
• Rock sampling delays colleges plan to close on land
• The Force be with you
• Found animals
• Paul Junior Johnson, 71
• Berkeley County court briefs
• Bicycling environmentalists geared up for One World Government
• Around Clear Spring
• Melvin Field Bennett, 84
• Martinsburg woman declines plea offer in child neglect case
• Injured puppy on the mend
• 'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World' wins the battle
• Clifford Raymond Bosley Jr., 39
• Man convicted of assaulting wife
• Prelim continued for correctional officer accused of sex with inmate
• Lights, camera, action!
• Ruth Lawson, 73
• W.Va. man sentenced in drug operation
• Pa. fair is about getting kids involved
• Great dishes made with buttermilk
• Suns ground 'Hoppers
• Man pleads no contest to obtaining goods by false pretenses
• U.S. Navy vet receives high school diploma just a little bit late
• Hagerstown Choral Arts to hold auditions
• Tri-State crowns junior champs
• Hykes crowned queen of Franklin County Fair
• Hagerstown finance director to retire in September
• Plant clinic set for Aug. 21
• Nationals sign top pick Harper just before deadline
• Bartlett takes questions at town hall meeting
• Business people vent to Ehrlich
• Glazer bound for Charleston
• Area Roundup Aug. 17, 2010
• Loh named new University of Maryland president
• Letters to the Editor
• Orioles reach late deal with Machado
• Tom D. Hardin, 75
• North Berkeley Community Park ribbon-cutting Aug. 28
• SCORE to hold business roundtable Thursday for lunch
• One Mountain Foundation to host 'Barefoot in the Park'
• Thomas Neville Griffith Jr., 70
• A piece of Morgan Co. history is restored
• 14 grams of crack cocaine seized from motel room
• Midsummer musings
• Farmers remain cautiously optimistic
• Delores Jane Davis, 72
• Motorcyclist hurt in W.Va. crash
• Man accused of taking GPS unit waives right to hearing
• 60 killed in Baghdad suicide bombing
• Milestone
• Mary Lee Willard, 61
• GM recalling 250K crossover vehicles to check seat belts
• Blagojevich guilty on just one count; feds vow retrial
• Fall Enrollment 2010-2011 Arts-Based Day Care & After School Classes
• School board candidate Nally aims to improve magnet programs
• Ag calendar
• Robert E. Semler Sr., 82
• Police: S.C. mother confessed to killing sons before sinking car
• Police briefs
• Mail Call
• Charles Edward Hedrick Sr., 84
• Ramblin' man
• Second judge recuses self from bail bondsmans hearing
• Pet Watch
• Donald D. Alexander, 89
• Gunman killed in shootout at Texas police station
• Bill Shuster drops in on Greencastle-Antrim Chamber of Commerce
• Around Funkstown
• Mark L. Christman, 63
• Bobby Thomson, who hit baseball's 'Shot Heard 'Round the World,' dies
• Man pleads guilty in case of firearms stolen from grandfathers home
• Around Boonsboro
• Marguerite L. "Marge" Calimer Tiedemann, 95
• Pownall named Berkeley County Teacher of the Year
• AT&T had cell phone problems
• Milestones
• Blood drives
• Mabel V. Weller, 87
• Shank trying to attract unaffiliated voters
• Companies to set pace for Franklin County United Way effort
• Letters to the Editor
• Joyce Virginia Moats Haynie
• Truck driver injured while trying to put out fire
• Peachy parade
• This week in government
• W. James "Jim" Gordon, 63
• Theft charges dropped against local man after accuser fails to appear
• Leftover Mail Call
• Helen V. (James) Palmer, 85
• 20 Panhandle schools meet AYP for five straight years
• Neighborhoods dance competition held at Doub's Woods
• Walter David Frazier, 68
• Citizens Police Academy begins Oct. 5
• Around North Hagerstown
• Mary H. Hauptman Rohrbaugh, 96
• Petraeus argues for patience in Afghanistan
• Around South Hagerstown
• William D. Williams, 80
• Feds close probe into DeLay-Abramoff ties; no charges filed
• Community fun night planned Aug. 23
• Paul Richard Egolf, 63
• Defense Secretary Gates plans to step down next year
• Alsatia Club's Worthington Scholarship goes to Lushbaugh
• Larry "Porky" Reed, 60
• James J. Kilpatrick, famed editor, political columnist, dies at 89
• Weicht, Jordan receive Medairy Temple Association Scholarships
• You're never too old for shots
• Quilting project becomes annual event for group
• Practical nursing program graduates 22 in Franklin County
• Women can look like their favorite 'cougar'
• Candidate for GOP lieutenant governor talks issues at peach fest
• Washington County Public Schools calendar
• Go, Do, Learn
• Area Roundup Aug. 16, 2010
• Vehicle fire slows southbound traffic on I-81
• A tradition continues in Pa.
• Support groups
• Baloga runs by runner-up spot to take WACO crown
• Bass fishing gets caught up in scandal
• Reaching out to the community
• Health care spotlight
• On the Campaign Trail
• Gallion shares with children her love of reading
• Washington County senior menus
• Hagerstown Bridge Club results
• Answers come early for Suns
• Pair of elementary schools gaining principals
• Community calendar
• Voter registration deadline for Md. primary is Aug. 24
• Deese finds way back to Speedway winners circle
• Police briefs
• Serafini's pension system fix could save state, GOP
• Aspiring teacher places first in SkillsUSA competition
• Nadine Mixter
• Williamsport gives youths Last Blast of summer
• 10 questions with musician Ed Barney
• Student news
• Area roundup - Aug. 15, 2010
• Anniversaries
• Area students named to McDaniel College dean's list
• Divots - Williams stays in swing after state title, before motherhood
• Before Facebook and e-mail, there was a man with a glass eye
• Four generations
• Martinsburg wants to use some grant funds for repaving
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Mail Call
• Pa. woman visits Australia with Lions Club, is named district governor
• Grasshoppers blank Suns
• Morgan County Commission briefs
• AARP driver safety program to be held Sept. 16
• Service news
• Morgan Co. eyes alternative sentencing program
• Police briefs
• Letters to the Editor
• Knights of Pythias reunion set for Sept. 19
• Board to run ambulance service in Morgan Co.
• Two men stabbed at Frederick bar
• Business Calendar
• Winter Street Alumni Association takes cruise
• 30 years of Suns - To the majors through Hagerstown
• School board candidates address voting, budget and overcrowding
• Effective marketing can help small businesses thrive
• Creighton takes over leadership of Women Build program
• Police briefs
• Boonsboro residents injured in SUV crash
• Business People
• Senior calendar for Aug. 16-20
• Morgan Co. Webmaster work to be contracted out
• Saying farewell to Coldbrook Elementary
• New Business Spotlight
• Museum Ramble passport winners receive gift basket
• A-Rod's homer a milestone in more ways than one
• Planners consider rezoning for campground
• Tower Bank supports Greencastle First Fridays
• Japzon helps coordinate Rotary autism project at Brook Lane
• Elizabeth Anne Clark Kitchens, 81
• Road projects under way in W.Va., Pa.
• Volunteers with SALT make dolls for children
• Shepherd's Fest Kids Bash to be held Sept. 18
• Michael Anthony Cole-Donivan, 22
• Youth horse show opens Franklin County Fair
• Yount: States cut back on Good Samaritan services
• Girl Scouts collect crayons
• Katherine V. Keller Fink
• Pick-up crashes through dry-cleaning business
• Taking the fat out of creamed veggie dishes
• Rehoboth students collect items for animals
• Earl Richard Smith, 83
• Pedestrian struck and killed on Interstate 70
• Ask the expert
• Spencer Jackson pursuing career in favorite genre
• Janet E. Woyick
• Peer tries to spread a new system
• Janet E. Woyick, 67
• Washington Co. school board hopefuls weigh in
• Gladys Alma Ashby Smith, 88
• Some Washington Co. students will start the year in new schools
• Galen K. Heckman, 78
• Jousting combatants spear suspended rings instead of each other
• Katherine V. Keller Fink
• Free-for-All truly free for all
• Anna Blanche Crampton, 95
• Carnival provides fun as well as facts on autism
• Melvin Lee Shrader, 75
• Peaches best part of festival
• Redskins top Bills 42-17
• Franklin Co. winery joins tasting record attempt
• Ravens Cody tackles stamina in NFL debut
• Pet of the week: Jobe
• Sheetz store at 700 Potomac Ave. robbed Friday night
• Daubach prevails in Long Drive contest
• Suns fail to cash in at home
• Guthrie, Os shut down Rays
• Lannan pitches Nats to 4-2 win over Dbacks
• Richard McDonald Hill Sr., 56
• Hazel Carter Talbott, 86
• Hello, World!
• Ruth Naomi Pryor Kline, 92
• Antrim Township, Atapco closer to business park agreement
• Williamsport High grads create Explorer: 24 Hours After Hiroshima
• Classes
• John Kenny Hess, 68
• Morgan answers questions at NAACP meeting
• B&D Consulting recognized as best tech services company
• Acronyms are an annoyance to columnist
• Harry W. Henry Jr., 45
• Local United Way opens Born Learning Trail
• W.Va. man critically hurt in July 3 collision remains in coma
• 30-day fast turns into a way of life
• Pattsy J. Costello Smallwood, 73
• Franklin Co. lawmakers join call to cut WAMs
• On the Campaign Trail
• Community briefs
• Helen Jeaneen Price, 74
• Washington Twp. Supervisors consider plan to fix budget deficit
• Humane officer says We have to speak for the animals
• Found animals
• James Calvin Houser, 83
• Martinsburg City Council nixes vinyl siding in historic district
• Boonsboro man who stole items from blacksmith is sentenced
• Around Jonathan Street
• Leon F. "Poppy" Schrader, 73
• Waynesboros WACO title streak rests on Caron
• Religion: Special services
• Community calendar
• Ralph Francis Baker, 88
• Hague gets the takeout for Suns
• Religion: Music
• Milestones
• Kristen Ardinger Karn, 40
• Ravens score early in 17-12 win over Panthers
• Woman charged with prostitution has multiple identities
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Mail Call
• Kenneth Lee Bear, 64
• Indians hand Os manager Showalter first road loss
• Religion: Speakers and topics
• Letters to the Editor
• Letters to the Editor
• Area roundup - Aug. 13, 2010
• Terps, Friedgen prepare for comeback in 2010
• U.S. 522 in Berkeley Springs again open after water main repaired
• Bartlett to hold town hall meeting in Williamsport
• Extremist political groups tend to lack staying power
• Zion Baptist Church to hold crab feast Sept. 11
• Country Crooner
• Washington Township lifts burning ban
• Man and woman plead guilty in fraudulent gift card scheme
• Weekend calendar
• Around Maugansville
• Wilhelmina Marguerite Robinson, 55
• Police, fire briefs
• 7.2 earthquake strikes 215 miles off Guam coast
• Meetings, fundraisers, reunions
• Samuel F. Ashelman Jr., 97
• Senate candidate from S.C. indicted on felony obscenity charge
• Admar Homes buys Greencastle Greens Golf Club
• Washington County library events
• William James McKeon, 79
• Authorities believe Williamsport duplex fire was deliberately set
• Bed bugs are here, there and all over
• Miss Maryland Outstanding Teen collects crayons for sick children
• Virginia Marie (Sprecher) Shumaker, 68
• Dual Highway lane to be closed Sunday night for paving work
• Basketball buddies
• Eleanor Izetta Swauger, 88
• Two fires reported this morning in Waynesboro
• Groundhog hunter causes Penn State lockdown
• Ongoing onstage
• Jack Thomas Linton, 82
• Jurors in Blagojevich trial say they agree on 2 counts
• New urgent-care center to open
• MSO announces season schedule for 2010-11
• E. Frances Dawson Widmyer, 84
• Electrical fire in former school causes minimal damage
• Parks and Recreation Commission names acting director
• Arts briefs: Call for entries; Luhrs new season
• Samuel Junior "Sam" Cox, 74
• City Council expected to consider appeal of of HPRC decision
• Bail unchanged for two charged in series of drug sales
• A family jousting tradition
• Mary Louise Scibilia, 69
• Fancying up the Fairgrounds
• Hostage Drill - University System
• Around West Hagerstown
• Larry Edward Hendricks, 58
• Hawks, Rams earn academic honors
• Hostage drill tests USMH emergency preparedness plan
• Found animals
• Marion Ellis "Buddy" Reeves, 80
• Bergesen pitches 2-hitter, Orioles beat Indians
• Owner of 94 seized dogs ordered to post bond for care
• Milestones
• Earl Webster Michael Jr., 90
• Stantons 5 hits, 4 RBIs lead Marlins over Nats
• 26 graduate from Associated Builders and Contractors Barr Construction Institute
• Community calendar
• Around Halfway
• How will Strasburg respond to really rough start?
• Williamsport students honored for International Youth Day
• Mail Call
• Around Hancock
• Boldin makes informal Ravens debut vs. Carolina
• Chambersburg man bitten by pet poisonous snake
• Nonaggression pacts needed for traveling Little League adults
• Staff picks: Our top ten events
• McNabb has growing pains learning Redskins offense
• Suspect in multiple stabbings arrested at Atlanta airport
• Letters to the Editor
• Movie showtimes
• Harry W. Henry Jr., 45
• Police, fire briefs
• Thousands without power after storms; southbound I-81 again open
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics
• Shirley Ann Grimes, 69
• What do do with all those tomatoes
• The Enfields
• Night life
• E. Donald Hinton, 85
• Baltimore-bound flight forced to land in Ohio
• Former Hagerstown native wins 24 Hour Restaurant Battle
• Wayne Ellis Moxley, 90
• Lightning might have sparked fire that displaced two Pa. families
• Air conditioning debuts at Hancock Town Council meeting
• Ongoing exhibits
• Ruth Naomi (Pryor) Kline, 92
• Senate sends $600M border security bill to Obama
• Bikes for World holding collection Saturday
• Bikes for the World event scheduled Saturday
• 7-Eleven store on Salem Avenue robbed at gunpoint
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Shots fired during domestic dispute in Jefferson Co.; man, 76, held
• Fischer wants every student to have equal opportunities
• Around Williamsport
• Rostenkowski, once-powerful House member felled by scandal, dies
• Blagojevich jurors suggest they may be deadlocked
• Pheasants Forever group meets Wednesday
• Md. to preserve Frostown Gap, part of South Mountain battle site
• Electrocution of Waynesboro man being investigated
• Morgan to speak at NAACP meeting
• Antrim Township Supervisors revisit concession stand
• Police say 52 marijuana plants seized in Hedgesville
• Voter registration deadline is Aug. 24
• WASB members asked to allow land to be used for trail
• Man sentenced to prison for setting fire to cousins shed
• Test scores imperfect things, but schools must deal with them
• Smithsburg Town Council briefs
• State wont seek death penalty in Blue Ridge Summit mans death
• Letters to the Editor
• Area roundup - Aug. 11, 2010
• Man who shot dogs wants to start serving sentence
• No reports of West Nile virus-positive mosquitos in Franklin Co.
• LaVerna Hinz Nelson, 93
• Driver of truck that crashed into garage remains in hospital
• Leitersburg Peach Festival this weekend
• Phillip "Phil" R. Jones, 83
• Three-car crash on Md. 66 occurred when traffic slowed
• Hagerstown woman featured in webisode
• Ernestine Nelson, 63
• Frederick woman seriously injured in motorcycle accident
• Tomatoes are a healthful summer veggie
• Thomas Patrick Thornton, 68
• Hancock Middle/Senior High School getting new principal
• Dark chocolate brownies with sour cherries
• Hicks moves to guard on Redskins' retooled line
• Police seek information about assault, robbery behind Walmart
• Olive oil production branches beyond tradition
• Strasburg rocked in return from DL
• Mobile outhouse ready for debut at Community Day
• Vegan brownies promote health, compassion
• Orioles stay hot under new boss
• Hancock calendar
• I quit, and Im taking the beer
• Little Heiskell bridge club results
• Terps ready to put dismal 2009 season behind them
• Former Hagerstown woman dies after Wyoming crash
• Housing Authority fair teaches residents about resources
• Mail Call
• Intimidators score in bunches to knock off Suns
• Owner says fire at Sunset Tavern started in second-floor apartment
• 80-year-old farmer says this is worst drought I ever saw
• Ag calendar
• Making a splash
• Former editor and publisher Mary Schurz dies
• County wont require fire sprinkler systems in new homes
• Milestones
• Varden W. Stine Jr., 71
• Clear Spring Calendar
• New assistant principal hit the ground running
• Film review: 'The Other Guys' makes for arresting entertainment
• Margaret Hoppert, 88
• Clear Spring Town Council briefs
• Man charged with stealing $14,000 pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Smithsburg public works director to retire
• Annual Goat Field Day set for Oct. 2 at Ag Center
• Rosalia Carolyn Sikes, 87
• Funkstown Town Council briefs
• After split votes, Cline becomes new WASB member
• Smithsburg Fire Co. responded to 44 calls in July
• Around Boonsboro
• Phillip Allen Walters Sr., 62
• Williamsport has new councilman
• Sketch plan for Winchester Avenue project nearer to approval
• Smithsburg EMS responded to 101 calls in July
• Around Clear Spring
• Jane Corneilus Sweigert Young, 80
• Defense arguments denied in W.Va. child abuse case
• Ex-WWE exec wins GOP primary for Conn. Senate seat
• Work crews to begin sealing cracks in existing pavement
• Found animals
• Robert "Bob" Sweeney, 81
• Forrest takes the reins as new Funkstown principal
• Music in the Cedars
• Smithsburg calendar
• Mail Call
• Mary Ann Fink, 70
• Funkstown dropped the ballregarding trash pickup changes
• Bowling alley annexation request withdrawn
• Williamsport Town Council briefs
• Letters to the Editor
• Warren T. Cowles Jr., 54
• Improvements requested for ball field
• Police briefs
• Williamsport calendar
• Add veggies to keep lean burgers flavorful, moist
• Samuel J. Winters Sr.,101
• Arson suspected in Clear Spring fire
• Sixteen items are on possible coalition lobbying list
• Social Security office in Hagerstown has moved
• Dry conditions challenge farmers
• Wayne Ellis Moxley, 90
• Griffin single-handedly plots course in life, racing
• New U.S. quarter to depict Harpers Ferry park
• Tri-State briefs
• Westbound I-70 near Clear Spring closed due to grass fire
• Michael P. Caiazzo, 68
• Suns scare off Intimidators
• Ex-senator Stevens among those killed in Alaskan crash
• Shepherdstown shooting victim in stable condition
• David Donoghue Gale, 56
• Bushey tops WACO juniors
• Blown transformer causes power outage in Hagerstown's South End
• Survey in the works to promote local farms
• Back to school event set for this week
• Lewis remains heart, soul in middle of Ravens defense
• Fire and rescue association, 86 charities to share $2M in tip jar proceeds
• Three new directors elected to Renfrew board
• It's not too late for a summer love
• Training style has Skins healthy, happy
• Tri-State briefs
• Chambers last Civil War seminar of year to be Sept. 24-26
• Marking the summer with henna
• Roberts HR keeps Os on right track
• Judge recuses himself from bail bondsmans hearing
• Washington, D.C., man pleads guilty to M&T bank robbery
• Go, Do, Learn
• Around North Hagerstown
• Road, utility work planned for this week in Pa., W.Va.
• Byrd bill could pay for aerial photography, tracking system
• Blood drives
• Library to hold tasting and cookbook signing
• Kopp pays tribute to fallen fan
• Kearneysville woman gets prison time for forgery, drugs
• Hagerstown Bridge Club results
• Washington County senior menus
• Suns get it half right
• Library renovation, expansion likely wont begin until November
• Letter to the Editor
• Community giveaway event to be held Saturday in Hagerstown
• Martin eats up competition
• Man charged with armed robbery
• Patricia Neal, Oscar winner for 'Hud," dies
• Community calendar
• Guthrie, Orioles beat White Sox 4-3
• Sentencing delayed in civil rights case
• Younger Toyota gives Tech High a lift
• Found animals
• Lilly helps Dodgers beat Nationals 8-3
• Tugging at the harp strings
• Coldwell Banker helps kids from Young Life go to camp
• Milestones
• Area Roundup August 9, 2010
• Aleshire should have cast no vote instead of no vote
• Family, friends help Christine Binford celebrate 90th birthday
• U.S. Air Force Concert Band to perform at HCC Aug. 20
• Two pedestrians killed, one injured in accident in Emmitsburg
• Mistrial declared for man accused of being getaway driver
• Area Boy Scouts return from jamboree
• Mail Call
• Waynesboro recreation board eyes hosting dog dip at Northside Pool
• Laid-back Clear Spring is a good match for its mayor
• HCC dental assistant grad helps during dental surgery procedure
• Macomber gets $1,000 Imagine America scholarship
• Vendors sought for Market Day in Waynesboro
• Negotiations for $20B fund for oil well victims completed
• U.S. 15 open again after crash
• Brandt receives $1,500 award from Military Children Program
• Police briefs
• Urbana town house fire displaces five families
• This week in government
• Thompson honored for years of service with critical care unit at hospital
• N. Wayne Heckman, 73
• Ethics panel outlines charges against Rep. Waters
• In the best interest of butternuts
• Magical shoes?
• Clear Spring High teacher participates in science workshop
• Judith Darlene Orndoff, 62
• Honda recalling more than 384,000 vehicles
• Illuminated signs offered to borough
• HCC hands out awards at annual convocation
• B. Joanne Snyder, 73
• In budget cuts, Pentagon to eliminate one major command
• First Friday Mercersburg deemed a success
• Tips for running in summer's extreme heat
• Paul Douglas Barrow, 90
• Arizona escapee captured in Wyoming
• Two officers fired, one reprimanded over inmate escape
• Support groups
• Around South Hagerstown
• Pa. authorities respond to accident, fire calls
• Town of Baths Webster named W.Va. Mayor of the Year
• LaDonna "Jake" I. Dennison, 61
• Police seek suspect in Cumberland kidnapping
• Local artists to donate proceeds from exhibits to Humane Society
• 'Taste of the Garden' weathers the drought for this year's event
• Ellen Mae Lushbaugh, 83
• Business calendar
• McKee rides towpath for a cause
• What's wrong with this picture?
• Michael F. Simons, 52
• New Business Spotlight: ChemDry Carpet Solutions
• Senior calendar for Aug. 9-13
• Civil War reenactors keep it real at Renfrew
• Second dentist joins Healthy Smiles clinic
• Bone to be Wild motorcycle ride raises more than $5,700 for Humane Society
• Volunteers sought for Civil War exhibit
• Business people
• Service news
• W.Va.'s newest senator busy right off the bat
• Arts briefs
• Navy Cruisers to perform at HCC Aug. 15
• School board identifies lobbying issues
• Ceremony marks start of C&O towpath repairs
• Boonsboro High class of 1965 holds reunion
• Pa. property tax aid stagnant despite gaming
• Strasburg throws side session
• Freedom Valley Chorus members compete at regional event
• Letters to the Editor
• Miller, Oates join Orioles Hall of Fame
• Garfield's makes donation to Girls Inc.
• The will of an Iron Man
• Braves season comes to end
• Humane Society took in 5,773 animals in last year
• California Dreamin' is turning into a real nightmare
• Haynesworth passes Redskins conditioning test
• Studies, local fitness buffs dispute claims of sneakers that promise to tone
• Mail Call
• Showalter suffers first loss as O's manager
• Water trees deeply and slowly
• Will the economy ever recover? It always has
• Suns overpowered by Intimidators
• Black Oak Ridge homestead built with great care
• In the cities
• The Rev. Samuel Matthew Payne, 59
• Area students named to Frostburg State dean's list
• Ongoing exhibits
• East End, stadium talks come to forefront
• Anna Florence Lloyd, 82
• Student news
• Caesar salad gets an update
• Clear Spring community garden keeps producing produce
• Henry "Marty" Martin Boyer, 61
• Twins make hot dogs to benefit earthquake victims
• Pineapple and zucchini -- A winning combination
• On the campaign trail
• Stoney Creek's pickin' leaves audience grinnin'
• Youth Fair auction participants learn about selling, saying goodbye
• Area Roundup Aug. 7, 2010
• Restaurant inspections for April 2010
• Suns get rained out
• Franklin Co. Commissioners discuss judicial center plans
• Os top Sox in 10 to stay unbeaten with Showalter
• Area churches reach out to community in new and traditional ways
• Suggs drops weight to pick up extra speed on his pass rush
• Haynesworth remains seated
• New law offers mediation in Md. foreclosure cases
• John Wesley Young, 67
• Burlin's life a tapestry of bravery and glamour
• Norma Jean Hettenhouser, 69
• Old Home Week worth talking about
• Agnes Eathel Bowers Knipe, 96
• RV serves as mobile command center for sheriff's department
• Howard L. Sipes, 87
• Brush up on candidates' views before Md. primary
• Mary Virginia Henry, 93
• Free health screenings offered at fair
• Roland E. "Bill" McIntire, 65
• Money woes cut plastic recycling in Morgan County
• Olive Esther (Gift) Rotz, 92
• Morgan County Commission briefs
• Firetrucks amble down Hancock's Main Street
• Chambersburg woman killed in Perry County accident
• Around Maugansville
• Festival helps Greencastle get healthy
• Community briefs
• Area Agency on Aging warns seniors about heat dangers
• Around Jonathan Street
• Benefit set for family of slain teen
• Washington County library events
• WASB interviews three good candidates to fill vacancy
• Mail Call
• Clear Spring falls in finale
• Meetings, fundraisers, reunions
• International Friends gather for lunch, Brit chat
• Found animals
• Ott hits the spot as Suns get win
• Grilled sirloin with polenta and sour cream
• Puppy believed to have been dragged by car doing remarkably well
• Letters to the Editor
• Braves open tourney with win
• Snack attack: Schools try to get the junk out
• Police seek D.C. man suspected of firing shots into home
• Ongoing exhibits
• George N. Mellott, 85
• Big Pool woman accused of killing ex-boyfriend's cat
• Every pie a winner at First Friday contest in Greencastle
• Big corporations present much bigger problems
• Francis "Frank" Joseph Colantuno, 70
• Ex-Martinsburg councilman fails to appear at court hearing
• WIC vouchers handed out at Farmers Market
• Weekend calendar
• Leon F. "Poppy" Schrader, 73
• Man accused in fatal W.Va. shooting pleads guilty to firearms violation
• Rescue me
• How to make a movie
• Christi Ann Hatcher, 69
• Coal train derailment disrupts Amtrak service along East Coast
• Man accused of being getaway driver testifies
• Help your child learn to earn, save and spend
• Darrell Robert McCammon, 56
• Public hearings set for litter control, fire fees issues
• Religion: Special services
• Where does vinegar come from?
• Patricia Jeanette Palmer O'Hara, 72
• Harpers Ferry mayor wants to redo Potomac Street
• Religion: Music
• Mervin E. Bream, 64
• Trial begins in bank robbery case
• Religion: Speakers
• Tammy E. Myerly (Shives), 27
• Youths train in Harry Potter wizardry
• Pet of the week: Miracle
• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville
• Cyr honored as a woman of distinction
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Community calendar
• Architect discusses Pa. courthouse work
• Letter to the Editor
• More than 500 job seekers stop by job fair
• Milestones
• The rind of competition
• Classes
• Western Md. kidnap suspect might have second child
• James Andrew MacCumbee, 76
• Little League manager, parent had fight
• Fire destroys mobile home in Berkeley Springs
• A corn-ucopia of fresh ideas
• Mary Wilma Sarra, 89
• Pies fly at Berkeley County Youth Fair
• Trial postponed for man charged with concealing body
• Letters to the Editor
• Pennsylvania fugitive captured in Va.
• Clear Spring shut out
• State hopes tax exemption will spur spending
• The Carter Twins perform at Berkeley County Youth Fair
• Mock strong in rehab start, Suns win
• Winters snow to cause Driswood Elementary to open a week late
• Night life for Aug. 5-11
• Area Roundup Aug. 5, 2010
• Northbound I-81 in W.Va. open again after crash
• Ongoing exhibits
• Maryellen Nissel, 82
• Staff picks: Our top ten events
• Karaoke, DJs and open mics
• Frederick "Freddie" E. Reeder, 66
• Block of Jonathan St. be closed Sat. morning
• Community calendar
• Joanne Lucille House, 69
• BP begins pumping cement into Gulf of Mexico oil well
• North High class of 1965 planning its 45-year reunion
• Mary Katherine Howard Carr, 91
• Reward offered for info in Morgan County puppy-dragging case
• Around Hancock
• Preston Earl Morris Jr., 91
• Two taken to hospital after crash on Oak Ridge Drive
• Tammy E. Myerly, 27
• Senate OKs jobs bill to prevent teacher layoffs
• Milestones
• John W. Willard Jr., 48
• NCAA probe of WVU football focuses on non-coaching staff
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• Around West Hagerstown
• Mary Bliss Gavin, 85
• 94 dogs seized from Berkeley County home
• Alley to close for building of new transit system center
• Around Halfway
• Lawrence Allen "New York" Dickson, 60
• 59 cyclists gear up for bike races
• Study to determine what's best for Bester
• Mail Call
• Edgar E. "Manny" Keefer Sr., 85
• Human Services Council proposes building on Rotary Parking Lot
• Francis Murray says he would have an open ear to parent and staff concerns
• Full Circle hosts auditions
• Marjorie Anne "Marjie" Griffith, 97
• $150 worth of pills stolen during burglary
• Police ask public for help in two-year-old homicide case
• Citizens Police Academy deadline Tuesday
• Milestones
• June Lorraine Powers, 83
• Greencastle group photo an Old Home Week tradition
• Around Williamsport
• Marjorie Anne "Marjie" Griffith, 97
• Living museum
• Community calendar
• Yoshiko K. Peck, 78
• Filibuster broken; jobs bill clears Senate hurdle
• Northrop Grumman to close plant
• U.S. Navy Sea Chanters to perform at HCC Aug. 19
• Gilson Lamar Fellows, 80
• Police briefs
• Be a good boy and you get a good parking spot
• Emmanuel UM Church plans chicken barbecue Aug. 14
• Jacob P. "Daddy Jay" Nairn, 87
• A-Rod hits 600th career homer
• Judge overturns Calif. gay marriage ban
• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood
• Clarence Garson Nester, 47
• U.S. Senate vote improves Pa. budget prospects
• Prison officials still don't know how inmate escaped
• Franklin County Fair to be held Aug. 15-21
• Viola B. "Sue" Mellott Overcash, 84
• Nearly 350 people attend Smithsburgs Night Out
• Commissioners candidate Robin Wivell wants to stop mindless spending
• Children helping children
• Letters to the Editor
• National Night Out is all about community
• Trego Landmark Demolished
• Mail Call
• 'Taste of the Garden' is Sunday
• Mo. voters reject key provision of health care law
• On the Campaign trail
• Accident reported on westbound I-70 near Hagerstown
• William Brish Planetarium schedule announced
• Televised meetings, roads and growth discussed at meeting
• Liquor board to investigate complaints against Geges Place
• Government claims 75% of spilled oil gone; BP says plug working
• Flavors of India
• Motorcycle racers to pay tribute to rider killed in W.Va.
• Former railroad station, general store torn down on Trego Road
• Little Heiskell bridge club results
• Clear Spring feeling 'snakebit'
• Power Products Systems to close, will affect 74 employees
• Peach pie contest to be held at Leitersburg festival
• Leon's first homer sparks Suns
• Aleshire votes against wife for local board
• Cranberry nut bread is enjoyed by entire family
• Area roundup - Aug. 4, 2010
• Man pleads guilty to possession of cocaine
• Red Cross to offer first aid class
• Chalmers L. Brewbaker, 81
• Ex-circus students tumble into Greencastle
• Found animals
• Dorcas C. Robinson, 69
• Benefit set for family of slain teen
• Around Boonsboro
• Steven Lee Kendall, 60
• Coroner says Pa. teen died from blunt force chest trauma
• Washington County briefs
• Around Clear Spring
• Eleanor Bosworth Moore, 81
• Franklin County briefs
• Woman charged with injury to 18-month old daughter
• Letters to the Editor
• Police, EMS respond to motorcycle accident
• Hagerstown City Hall to close Friday as part of work-stop days
• Police seize $4,500 worth of heroin in Martinsburg
• Greencastle council looks to toughen borough code
• W.Va. man found naked faces charges
• Renewal of excess levy to go before Berkeley County voters
• BOE, administrators try to find cause of disappointing MSA results
• Police briefs
• Mission Atlanta
• Suns unravel in another loss
• Old Home Week participants revisit Sandy Hollow
• Rock the Hilltop
• Washington Township requests county review of rezoning
• Council members clash on coalitions course
• Only an idiot would see 'Dinner with Schmucks'
• Area Roundup Aug. 3, 2010
• Pa. layoffs loom as Congress nears vote on aid
• Community calendar
• Boonsboro briefs
• Greencastle, Waynesboro want annual Night Out
• Milestones
• Carnival fun in Clear Spring
• Manchin says country has to get financial house in order
• Odd bugs invade summer gardens
• Paula Derniel Thurston Hutzler, 66
• Two killed, 6 wounded when masked shooter crashes birthday party
• Guides available for buying local produce
• Elijah Charles Marks, 1
• N.Y. panel's vote clears way for mosque near World Trade Center site
• Farmers can sign up for conservation program
• Sharon Middlekauff, 54
• Officials: Gunman in Conn. shootings had complained of racial harassment
• Crews pumping mud in hopes of plugging Gulf leak
• Ag calendar
• Jeffery Wayne Long, 48
• Driveway to Ice & Sports Complex closed for repaving
• Franklin County, Pa., fugitive eludes police in W.Va.
• Mail Call
• The Rev. Roy E. Brake Sr., 78
• Source: Favre tells Vikings he's not coming back
• Shrimp burger wins Big Bad Burger Contest
• Golf tournament Aug. 13 to benefit Humane Society
• Howard Augustus Gue, 51
• Planning Commission plans work session on new regulations
• Investigation of prison escape focusing on protocol
• HCC holds annual nursing pinning ceremony
• Vivian W. Fleming, 90
• Judging begins at Berkeley County Youth Fair
• County considers contractor to mow overgrown lots
• Police identify body of woman found in Hagerstown house
• Support groups
• Letters to the Editor
• School board candidate interviews to begin Thursday
• Mitch Miller, 'Sing Along' TV star, Columbia record exec, dies
• Blood drives
• FSU offering master's program completely online
• Good Morning Greencastle featured during Old Home Week
• Arts briefs -- two art shows solicit entries
• Hagerstown Bridge Club posts results
• Hagerstown High class of 1940 to hold 70-year reunion Sept. 19
• United Way Of Washington County News - August 1, 2010
• In the Cities for Aug. 1
• Heinrich, Hovermale receive scholarships from Smithsburg Lions
• Eastern Panhandle WVU Alumni Chapter names new officers
• Area Roundup August 2, 2010
• Rep. Waters charged with ethics violations
• Smith, Clements receive scholarships from AMVETS Post 14
• Shepherd students named finalists in video contest
• Suns drop another one-run decision
• Surber gets two life sentences without parole in fatal stabbing
• Jones receives scholarship from Pa. school retirees
• Washington County senior menus
• Schlieper makes his voice heard
• Firefighters respond to blaze at AJ Stove & Pellet
• Portion of Arlington Ave. to be closed for street work
• Milestones
• This week in government
• Boonsboro calendar of events
• Obama: Iraq war nearing end 'on schedule'
• Community calendar
• Loren R. Myers, 73
• DMV: Not just for motor vehicles anymore
• 2010 Landmarks Contest is under way
• Mail Call
• Evelyn Marie Myers Hartman, 84
• Summer job experience leads Boonsboro grad to change college major
• Business calendar
• Around North Hagerstown
• Errol L. "Butch" Griffith, 64
• Volunteer cabinet announced for Washington County United Way
• Business briefs
• Around South Hagerstown
• Angalena K. Robinson, 16
• Boyce would draw from volunteer experience if elected to school board
• Police briefs
• Found animals
• Douglas Warden Arvin, 78
• Inmate escape still being investigated
• Business people
• Supplement claims are deceiving
• John R. Punt, 81
• Mother, daughter make neighborhood a priority
• Fahrney-Keedy Home & Village holds inaugural Spring Open House
• Facing change: Menopause
• Mary Violet Charlton, 86
• Wades Favorite stirs up new flavors
• Pack your lunch for a healthy new you
• Gene Ann Snyder, 87
• Cardin visits HCC with job-training check in hand
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Health go, do, learn
• Shepherd awards degrees to 67 Washington County students
• Police investigate theft at Pa. convenience store
• Arts-Based Preschool Coming Fall 2010
• Hagerstown Children's Theater Proudly Presents Saturday Night Live! Summer Camp Production
• Hagerstown Children's Theater Proudly Presents ‘Winnie The Pooh And Tigger, Too’
• Annual Report to the Community
• Hagerstown Children's Theater Offers Arts-Based Day Care
• Living United In Washington County News - June 4, 2010
• Living United in Washington County News - May 11, 2010
• Hagerstown Children's Theater Students Breaks World Record!
• Scene-A-Thon Marathon
• ‘Dessert Theater For Sondheim: A Musical Celebration!’
• Living United in Washington County News - February 9, 2010
• Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs
• News from Living United in Washington County - January 12, 2010
• News from Living United in Washington County - November 18, 2009
• Hagerstown Children’s Theater Presents ‘Schoolhouse Rock, Live!’
• Walker Performing Arts/Hagerstown Children's Theater Holiday Performance Workshop
• Living United in Washington County, Maryland
• WPA Theaterpalooza News - October 12, 2009
• Boonsboro Pow-Wow Moved to Hagerstown, MD...
• Living United in Washington County News - September 2, 2009
• Living United in Washington County News - August 1, 2009
• Kaplan College Maryland Merges with Kaplan University
• Kantorei - The Singing Boys Of Rockford, IL
• United Way Annual Dinner
• Hagerstown Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• American Idol Workshop!
• News from Living United in Washington County - December 11, 2008
• Western Maryland Blues Fest
• Kerensa Gray Nominated for Momentum Awards
• Washington County Museum Consort
• The World Of Carl Sandburg
• Grace And The Blues On This Sexy Planet
• Gallery Quartet
• Interpreting Art Through Dance
• MSO Recital Series
• Hamilton Memorial Recital
• German Christmas
• Holly Fest
• Tree Lighting In Public Square
• Other Than Christmas
• Alsatia Mummers Parade
• Downtown Ghost Tours
• Haunted Hager House Tours
• Fall Festival at City Market
• Haunted Hager House Tours
• Harvest Market In The Square
• Shakespeare on Film: Romeo & Juliet
• Shakespeare Appreciation: Romeo and Juliet
• Rebecca Pearl 3rd Annual Art Show
• Gallery Talk on Art and Antiques
• The Birthday Party -- Washington County Arts Council celebrates its 39th birthday
• Second Annual Sotto Voce Poetry Festival
• Holiday Concert
• MasterWorks II
• MasterWorks I

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