What happened on April 07, 2003

NEWS

• Carvers put on a show at Pa. mall by BONNIE HELLUM BRECHBILL

• Births 

• Police log 4/6 

• With all sides behaving badly, slots starting to look like a lousy idea By TIM ROWLAND

• Tr-State Business Calendar for 4/6 

• Bills of local interest 4/6 

• A Sense of herbs - A Bible grove b Dorry Baird Norris

• Boy charged with rape by MARLO BARNHART

• W.Va. senator to lend a hand in Iraq by DAVE McMILLION

• Citizen Corps volunteers to aid security by TARA REILLY

• Thomas honored by Ravens Nest 12 by TIM KOELBLE

• More than 325 make annual walk for MS by ANDREA ROWLAND

• School briefs 

• Local ABC chapter wins national honors 

• Jobless numbers delayed 

• Misplaced priorities 

• Baffling illness raises worldwide concern by KATE COLEMAN

• Hawks swept by Monroe by JACK HILL III

• Dan Burhans - Money q&a 

• 'Cats take first loss by ANDREW MASON

• No signs of SARS in area by SCOTT BUTKI

• Paper shrinks, content doesn't by JOHN LEAGUE

• Event draws attention to child abuse, neglect by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Pre-business seminar Friday 

• Franklin County, state officials discuss issues by BONNIE HELLUM BRECHBILL

• With novels, poetry, teacher makes sense of life's dramas by PEPPER BALLARD

• Warning issued on war scams by JULIE E. GREENE

• Slot legislation vote is no joke/Annapolis Notes by LAURA ERNDE

• Pa. man asks borough to reaffirm rights by RICHARD BELISLE

• Sports section looks different, but really isn't by MARK KELLER

• Letters to the editor - 4/5/03 

• Opposition to leaders less dangerous than blind faith By TIM ROWLAND

• Smallpox vaccine causing no ills in the county by SCOTT BUTKI

• Longtime school employee to retire by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Go, do, learn 

• Leopards sweep Zonis Invitational by JACK HILL III

• Authority granted to collect new taxes by LAURA ERNDE

• Church celebrates 185th anniversary by MARLO BARNHART

• Tasty food and lively atmosphere make eating a hearty adventure by E.T. MOORE

• Economic publications are updated 

• Mail Call for 4/4 

• Chamber member says fund-raiser a success by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Assembly passes budget by LAURA ERNDE

• School Board by TAMELA BAKER

• Culinary student wins silver medal in competition by PEPPER BALLARD

• Officials by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Church holds charity auction by BONNIE HELLUM BRECHBILL

• Portorreal whiffs 10 Bats batters 

• School print shop concerns private companies by TARA REILLY

• Benda driving to new heights by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Obituaries 4/6 

• Tri-State drama advisers sound off on 'Les Misrables' by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Council decides zoning laws aren't friendly to growth by RICHARD BELISLE

• Engagements 

• Business briefs 

• Fiery lessons learned by DAVE McMILLION

• Man killed in wreck by PEPPER BALLARD and MARLO BARNHART

• Boys and Girls Club to take part in special events by BONNIE HELLUM BRECHBILL

• People briefs 4/6 

• Alexander sparkles, rest of Suns fall flat 

• Area Shopping centers 

• Letters to the editor 4/6 

• Panthers' luck 7 in second downs Spartans by BILL STERNER / Staff Correspondent

• 'Lawrence Welk' vet to join Jubilee at Maryland Theatre by KATE COLEMAN

• Area Roundup - Woodring leads Waynesboro to 5-4 win over Greencastle 

• Leopards steal away a victory from Hubs by DAN KAUFFMAN

• About 100 area singers audition to sing anthem by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Museum features iron furnace history by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Weddings 

• Area Roundup - Suns blank Bats, even record 

• Might someone take up Harry Warner's torch? by BOB MAGINNIS

• Housing development attracting attention by DAVE McMILLION

• Anniversaries, april 5 

• Police log for 4/7 

• With big anchors away, small businesses adrift by JULIE E. GREENE

• Small touches make Melwood farmstead special by PAT SCHOOLEY

• Police log - 4/5/03 

• Iraq is where civilized life began by TAMELA BAKER

• 22-year-old killed in crash by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Church pastors face questions of war by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Play raises few eyebrows across nation by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Gone fishin' by Chris Copley

• Different path urged for disabilities committee by BOB MAGINNIS

• Obituaries for 4/5 

• Obituaries 4/7