What happened on October 24, 2004

NEWS

• New business Q&A - Lloyd's Barbershop & Cigar Room 

• Jefferson County residents have their new addresses by CANDICE BOSELY

• Every point counts by ANDREW MASON

• Day trips 

• And then there were names by Dorry Baird Norris

• Hang it up! by KATE COLEMAN

• Business briefs 

• Four men killed in Friday accident 

• No. 1 Devils' season ends 

• Flu vaccine shortage still vexing by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Hubs hit stride early vs. Blazers by RYAN ALLEN/Staff Writer

• Money matters 

• Not needled by KATE COLEMAN

• Charles Town scrambling to make up missed racing by LARRY YANOS

• Our run for school board by Roxanne Ober and Bernadette Wagner

• Affordable housing stays, while banana splits by Tom Firey

• Downtown Hagerstown should be an experience by Nancy S. Allen

• Firm says sale price for Ritchie is 'fair' one by TARA REILLY

• Tri-State business calendar 

• Complex solution to elementary problem by TIM ROWLAND

• We can't forsake our deadlines by LINDA DUFFIELD

• She's down-to-earth by KATE COLEMAN

• Police Briefs 

• City bands help reap a 'Harvest' of music by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Ferguson's big day leads Rams 

• Right tools needed to do job right 

• Outdoors - There's more to hunting than luck by BILL ANDERSON

• Oil prices may burn your wallet by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Free clinic lets public Mill about new home by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Helping hands, helping others by TARA REILLY

• Fighting cancer, one step - and stride - at a time by Alicia Notarianni

• Letters to the editor 

• Business people 

• Socks appeal to those in need of elder care by Lyn Widmyer

• More than just cats and dogs by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Obituaries 

• Police probing possible carjacking by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• A first resort by ANDREA ROWLAND

• State golf tourneys tee off Monday by TIM KOELBLE

• Assistance is available to pay high energy bills by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Slaves to fiction by Thomas G. Clemens

• Wildcats' stand comes too late by BILL STERNER/Staff Correspondent

• Dorothy Seibert's life was 'well-lived,' says her son by MARLO BARNHART

• Moyseenko earns his badges by BOB PARASILITI

• New business Q&A - Mastrouni Lawn Care & Services 

• Sixteen years later by JULIE E. GREENE

• Local author writes of W.Va.'s oddities, wonders by TRISH RUDDER/Staff Writer

• Fungus among us by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Thumbing my nose at McCants, the BCS by MARK KELLER

• HBC's new grads ready to get down to business by TARA REILLY

• Global perspective by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Money Q&A - Bill Wissinger