What happened on August 08, 2005

NEWS

• Fairplay/Tilghmanton: Tale of two towns by ADAM BEHSUDI

• Obituaries 

• Police Briefs 

• A new book about old-fashioned fun 

• Legends add next chapter to Suns' woes 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Shepherdstown calendar 

• Dog killer sentenced to prison 

• Susquehanna Bancshares lists 2005 second quarter results by DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• Car enthusiasts put passions on display by KAREN HANNA

• Business briefs 

• Senior menu 

• Start off the school year on the right foot by ROSE RENNEKAMP

• Letters to the editor 

• Budget shaping up as a bust by Steve Specht

• Shepherdstown briefs 

• Workshop aimed at those needing info to start business 

• Divots by TIM KOELBLE

• In the cities for 8/7/05 

• Free screening will be part of health fair by JULIE E. GREENE

• School briefs 

• Opening ourselves to blanket searches by DAVID BUSSARD

• Theater has tools for making music by DON AINES

• Library events 

• Bloodmobiles to stop in Tri-State area 

• Local travel news 

• Makin' music by MARLO BARNHART

• Tri-State calendar 

• Letters to the editor 

• New business - HarneBowen Architects and Planners 

• Clayton suits up By

• Facing a new challenge by DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• Business people 

• Police Briefs 

• Woman dies in Pa. crash by DON AINES

• Fans hold on tightly to time by MARIE GILBERT

• Support groups 

• Area results 

• Miller wins again at Hagerstown Speedway 

• Columbia Gas parent company reports earnings drop for quarter by DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• New business - HarneBowen Architects and Planners 

• Health-care spotlight 

• Celebration helps unify faiths, races by DAVE McMILLION

• Home of the 'Texas Hot' on the market by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Erck now invests self in grandson by MARLO BARNHART

• Car show travels through decades by DON AINES

• Western Branch takes ride on PONY express by JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• Festival at Luray Caverns celebrates Shenandoah Valley landmark 

• Mysteries unveiled at Woodmont by KAREN HANNA

• Church raises funds through friendliness by Alicia Notarianni

• No stranger to adversity by TONY BUDNY

• Filling the lazy, hazy days by MARLO BARNHART

• Cookbook offers tastes of then and now by TONY BUDNY

• Mind your knees' needs by JULIE E. GREENE