What happened on June 18, 1998

NEWS

• World-renowned restoration expert comes to W.Va. By CLYDE FORD

• Some areas still without power day after tornadoes hit By LAURA ERNDE and LISA GRAYBEALs

• Caseinate gives away the game 

• Sinkhole closes I-70 By SHEILA HOTCHKIN

• Arts at the Elks set for Saturday 

• Quick Comment: The teacher pay issue 

• Grant money doled out in Berkeley County By AMY WALLAUER

• ABC Little League special July 30 

• Tornadoes leave a windfall for tree firms By GUY FLETCHER

• Wednesday night storm adds to outages 

• Ty Herndon living right with 'Big Hopes' By TERI JOHNSON

• Home not all so bad for Morris By MIKE WOLFF

• Out and about 

• 'Veteran' Suns ready to improve By BOB PARASILITI

• Man dragged by two vehicles By AMY WALLAUER

• Mail Call 

• Crafters needed for summer jubilee 

• Three local heroes and two commissioners who would return 

• Area power crews nearly finished with repairs By LISA GRAYBEAL

• Greencastle service news 

• Commissioners wary of tower ordinance wording By CLYDE FORD

• Obituaries 

• Vo-tech back in Fulton County By DON AINES

• Man held in Smithsburg bank robbery By LISA GRAYBEAL

• Tornado accounts By LAURA ERNDE and LISA GRAYBEALs

• $1.3 million fire station to open this summer By RICHARD F. BELISLE, Waynesboro

• Greencastle briefs 

• Safety stepped up at transfer station By RICHARD F. BELISLE, Waynesboro

• Windswept sculpture to celebrate water's ways By RICHARD F. BELISLE, Waynesboro

• W.Va. woman held in robberies By MARLO BARNHART