What happened on September 10, 2005

NEWS

• Proposed Halfway development raises concerns about traffic By TARA REILLY

• Warriors roll By CURT HORNBECKER

• A2 Correction 

• County's growth adds to deputies' workload By TAMELA BAKER

• Shepherd travels to Slippery Rock 

• Engagements 

• Letters to the editor 

• Thumbs up, thumbs down 

• Sept. 11 remembrance services 

• Subsidy assures air service until 2007 By TARA REILLY

• Suns make sure playoff series isn't for 'Birds By BOB PARASILITI

• City: Building agreement limited sewer allocation By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Blood drives scheduled 

• Guillen caps Nats' comeback with milestone hit 

• First responders say 9/11 memories are fading 

• Full court pressure By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Golf tournament to benefit pancreatic cancer organization 

• Suns advance to SAL championship By

• Out & About 

• Area roundup 

• Mural designed to help students appreciate American symbols By TARA REILLY

• Lions fight off Rebels By MARK KELLER

• A1 Correction 

• Duncan talks the talk of governor candidate By TAMELA BAKER

• Powell's errors undermine his argument By G. F. Miller

• Police briefs 

• Anniversaries 

• Weddings 

• Obituaries 

• Why science shouldn't reject Intelligent Design theory By Rev. Gerald A. Barr

• How you can help hurricane victims 

• Blazers' path to victory blocked By JACK HILL III

• Leopards run into trouble By TIM KOELBLE

• Residents work to get Bibles out to hurricane survivors By DON AINES

• Friday night scoreboard By

• Police seek man who robbed W.Va. bank By Candice Bosely

• Man charged with raping 13-year-old By CANDICE BOSELY

• Devils' defense makes comeback stand By CHRIS CARTER

• Births