What happened on August 10, 2003

NEWS

• Drug and alcohol court dispositions 

• Outbox: Try hooking a fish with catfish by BILL ANDERSON / Staff Correspondent

• Tavern is light on amenities, heavy on value by E.T. MOORE

• Stars shine bright on Chambersburg streets by ANDREW MASON

• New business Q&A - Honey-Do Home Improvements 

• Township takes covered bridge under its wing by RICHARD BELISLE

• Keen eye needed to avoid Internet scam artists by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Money Matters 

• Fast friends pool talents for bake sale by CANDICE BOSELY

• Farmers, rurals, supporters of fairness: it's time to unite By Thomas A. Firey

• Letters to the editor 

• Cycle race a big draw by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Investing $10k on death of Israeli bus driver seems a tad sick by TIM ROWLAND

• Moving tributes by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Why hospital's move makes sense By James Hamill

• Shepherd to host seminar on pre-business planning 

• Care is same or better by LAURA ERNDE

• Profiting from the Net by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Tri-State Business Calendar 

• Charles Town's Dunkelberger rides Baby Shark to record by LARRY YANOS

• Fulton purchase of Premier OK'd 

• Sportsmen show off skills, wares at expo by RICHARD BELISLE

• The Herald is getting ready for some football by MARK KELLER

• Waynesboro pair shares WACO lead by TIM KOELBLE

• Moms, kids walk to promote benefits of breast-feeding by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• At Steam and Gas Show, engines huff, puff and blow 'em away by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• 10th Inning 

• True blue by Dorry Baird Norris

• Farmers under increasing financial squeeze by BOB MAGINNIS

• Business briefs 

• Working for the not-so-secret service by KATE COLEMAN

• Walking under Virginia by ANDREA ROWLAND

• People 8/10 

• Police log 

• Historical park relives the rise of the Confederacy by RICHARD BELISLE

• Festival gives visitors warm, fuzzy feeling by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Obituaries for 8/10