What happened on October 09, 2005

NEWS

• West Virginia beekeepers put a sting to U.S. production 

• Inside moves By CANDICE BOSELY

• Artistic shoes being auctioned 

• Poll responses 

• Time for business community to step up By Bob Maginnis

• Thrashers live up to the name 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Education briefs 

• Shoes step up from closet to art gallery By JULIE E. GREENE

• October brings variety for hunters By Bill Anderson

• Tri-State calendar 

• Blazers' feet do talking for them By KEVIN SPRADLIN

• Bloodmobiles 

• Ravens, Lions out to prove points not that important By LARRY LAGE

• As weather cools, pumpkins are hot By LORI YOUNG

• football standings 

• Senator Byrd idolizes the Constitution By Lyn Widmyer

• Lowering anti-competition lawwould help lower gasoline prices By Tom Firey

• Hagerstown bridge club posts results 

• Mountaineers take charge of Big East by beating Rutgers 

• Roll call By Thomas Voting Reports

• Speed Whiz takes W.Va.'s Breeders test By LARRY YANOS

• Improving practice, image of jailers By DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• Library lists suggested notable titles for Oct. 

• Support groups 

• Infamous Portis-Bailey deal gets face-to-face evaluation By EDDIE PELLS

• Obituaries 

• McDonald's College Expo set for Oct. 15 

• Washington County resident to participate in pageant 

• band competition-winners list 

• Online chat with Terry Headlee 

• Coming this fall to a tree near you By KRISTIN WILSON

• Area roundup - Newman carries Cougars past Fort Hill 

• Festival features apples, artists By BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Giannaris still giving back By MARIE GILBERT

• Rain turns cyclocross bicycle race into mud bog By CANDICE BOSELY

• Ferne Toms leaves a legacy of caring for family, others By MARLO BARNHART

• Terps prey on Owls By ROB MAADDI

• Volunteers put hands to work to ease minds of sick children By KRISTIN WILSON

• A weaker mayor? A stronger mayor may be a better answer By TIM ROWLAND

• Hospital seeking funding from feds By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• football stats 

• Paper to add puzzle, reader comment option By TERRY HEADLEE

• Spooky tales and historic tours on TV By JULIE E. GREENE

• Retreat from Gettysburg By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• It's Berkeley Springs churn to host Apple Butter Festival By TRISH RUDDER

• Dunkelberger's double dampened by downpours By Larry Yanos

• Plant closing 'like a slow death' By DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• And the beat goes on By BONNIE H. BRECHBILL