What happened on December 04, 2005

NEWS

• Franklin Co. drug deaths climb By DON AINES

• Former CIA agent talks about years as disguise expert By MARIE GILBERT

• Area Roundup 

• New business -- Elizabeth & Company 

• Tri-State calendar 

• Police briefs 

• Housing market appears to cool, but cause is uncertain By DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• Recalls 

• Two stories our readers should be talking about By LIZ THOMPSON

• Business briefs 

• Christmas, the old-fashioned way By MARLO BARNHART

• Checking out, not in, can be good By KIMBERLY DURNAN

• Land next to battlefield is set aside By Dave McMillion

• Franklin County leads state with lowest unemployment numbers By DON AINES

• Once-avid hunter now takes aim at deer through his camera lens By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Weather was just right on opening day By BILL ANDERSON

• W.Va. woman pleads guilty to cocaine distribution charge 

• Mobile homes get second look as housing option By DAVID DISHNEAU

• Out & About Today 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Residents invited to join in Night of Lights 

• Letters to the editor 

• Milder weather expected after wintry mix overnight By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Exhibit salutes 'There's No Place Like Home' By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Texans, Carr test new-look Ravens By DAVID GINSBURG

• Community Foundation elects new officers 

• Criticisms of Republicans are bogus By Tony Hall

• Rams hope rookie is their money man By R.B. FALLSTROM

• Nothing fazes this Formula One ice man By JASON STEIN

• Unplugged for the holiidays, vacations 

• It's not good idea to intervene in friend's problems By CAROL KLEIMAN

• Community calendar 

• Healthy Families hosts special day for youngsters, parents By MARLO BARNHART

• Show suggests art as ideal holiday gift By Trish Rudder

• Missing Pa. woman found 

• Resizer powertoy shrinks photos in a snap By JAMES COATES

• Mercersburg Sweeps Invitational 

• Kilby wins gold buckle at Pa. event 

• Parking garages present tiers of challenges By KATE COLEMAN

• Oh Christmas tree By Kristin Wilson

• This party 'is their Christmas' By BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Mission Outpost Bookstore opens in church office annex 

• Antietam lights tell story of soldiers By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Law enforcement pioneer did his family, city proud By MARLO BARNHART

• Can a college degree be a badge of honor, too? By Bob Maginnis

• Business people 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• obituaries for HM 11/26 

• Preps Boxscores 

• Schultz set to move his game to Beaver Creek By Tim Koelble

• Two-seaters established the T-bird legend By MALCOLM GUNN

• West Virginia commission wants uniform set of rules By LARRY YANOS

• All-Area Football 

• With no facts or proof to back them up, creationists must rely on pointless decrees By Hans K. Buhrer

• 'It's pretty moving to think that each light is a life' By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Waynesboro's landmarks preserved in watercolors By BONNIE H. BRECHBILL