What happened on January 15, 2006

NEWS

• Colts, Steelers understand importance of home By MICHAEL MAROT

• Students flow in and out of Bester at a regular rate By KAREN HANNA

• Going for broke By Richard T. Meagher

• Tri-State calendar 

• Arts briefs 

• Letters to the editor 

• Preps area roundup 

• Like me, Terps get failing grades in chemistry By MARK KELLER

• Youngest targeted to get off to a strong start By KAREN HANNA

• What a Hassel By DAVE GOLDBERG

• Real life and work - a balancing act By IEVA M. AUGSTUMS

• Hagerstown family escapes house fire 

• Panthers hit all cylinders for win By JACK HILL III

• Preps Boxscores 

• The quiet visitors who help our economy By BOB MAGINNIS

• No offense leaves 'Skins defenseless By JOSEPH WHITE

• History of quilts will be on display in Chambersburg By BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Obituaries 

• Taking paper on vacation with you? Go wild with photo By JOEL HUFFER

• For rural counties, a governor's party affiliation hardly matters By TIM ROWLAND

• Police briefs 

• Striving for the simple life By JULIE E. GREENE

• Shepherd downs Fairmont 

• Out & About 

• Man charged with assault in hammer attack on woman 

• Dealing with terrorism By PEPPER BALLARD

• Negative CWD tests are a positive By Bill Anderson

• They love helping By MARLO BARNHART

• It is winter, isn't it? By CANDICE BOSELY

• Student news 

• Business park taking root fast By JENNIFER FITCH

• 'An officer and a gentleman' By MARLO BARNHART

• 'Politically correct' has new meaning in General Assembly By TAMELA BAKER

• Inmates injured in prison yard fight By PEPPER BALLARD

• Teacher focuses on respect in class By KAREN HANNA

• Redskins fans are hot for their team By MARLO BARNHART

• Myers meets his image, but not match to win Hub Cup By CHRIS CARTER

• 'A real country thing' By MARIE GILBERT

• Gauging progress By KAREN HANNA

• Officers treated after collision By MARLO BARNHART

• Caras' calls will be missed at Charles Town By LARRY YANOS

• Divorces 

• Now, frightful weather roars back -- Wind 40 mph and up By PEPPER BALLARD

• For the record