What happened on August 10, 2004

NEWS

• Zaccaria, Alicia Grier share top WACO junior title spot by TIM KOELBLE

• Medic 2 proving its worth in Waynesboro, officials say by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• No deadline on hospital submission by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• LDP payment rates available 

• Festival celebrates 140 years of healing arts and emergency medicine 

• Warnings lifted at local creek by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Chief: Business owners helping combat crime downtown by CANDICE BOSELY

• Nominations for county FSA committee are open 

• To get parents involved, tell them why it's crucial 

• Peacefulness invites mayhem by TIM ROWLAND

• Suns fail to alter familiar pattern by BOB PARASILITI

• Area Roundup 

• Letters to the editor 

• Hall of Fame inducts mayor and councilman for service to town by MARLO BARNHART

• Home is where the heart is by BOB PARASILITI

• Police plan to install cameras downtown by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Residents say map is evidence of store plan by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Clear Spring briefs by MARLO BARNHART

• Testing, activities get short shrift without application by Becky Jefferies

• Preventing a blackout 

• Youth, game still Mays' priorities by BOB PARASILITI

• Don't let 'noxious' plants take control by BOB KESSLER/Penn State Cooperative Extension

• Fans meet Willie Mays by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• EMS chief to ask county to oversee ambulances by TARA REILLY

• A few non-baseball fans catch Mays by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Police briefs 

• Willie Mays forgives by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Follow-up field day on soil compaction planned by DON SCHWARTZ

• Obituaries 

• Shooting victim remains in critical condition by DON AINES

• W.Va. man gets one year in DUI deaths by CANDICE BOSELY

• Man sentenced in W.Va. rape case by CANDICE BOSELY

• Documentary goes inside the jury room 

• Rural Heritage Museum exhibit features cupolas 

• Asheville player related to man who spotted Mays by ANDREW SCHOTZ