What happened on October 10, 2006

NEWS

• Mont Alto campus enrollment up 13 percent by KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Prep Area Roundup 

• Y2Knit participating in effort to provide caps for infants 

• City Council not united in letting workers help by TIM ROWLAND

• Mail Call 

• Morgan Co. man killed in single-car crash by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Town's new wastewater treatment plant might exceed budget by KAREN HANNA

• Hot stuff (tasty, too) by KELSEY LIDZ

• Warriors say 'I do' to quick-start proposal by CURT HORNBECKER / Staff Correspondent

• 'Weird Al' - Weirdo or comic genius? One vote for genius by SALLY NEWLIN

• Haste makes waste, public input sought on W.Va. trash issues by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Town calendar 

• Keep your friends, but don't give up your identity by RYAN WILLARD

• Ag calendar 

• Properties wrapped in a new yellow coat in Waynesboro by JENNIFER FITCH

• Join the team, drive the section 

• Clear Spring briefs by MARLO BARNHART

• Town calendar 

• 'Flush tax' billing error to cost $6,700 by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Coming up, a night for owners of small farms by JEFF SEMLER

• Candidates look to serve community 

• These teens contributed to Pulse 

• In the schools 

• Time for Ag Expo superintendents to send in proposals 

• Developer to seek tax credits for housing project by KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Letters to the editor 

• Correction 

• Children's Village gets $40,000 contribution by MARLO BARNHART

• Campaign Notes by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Clear Spring trucker is a champion by MARLO BARNHART

• Award came as a surprise by MARLO BARNHART

• Obituaries 

• Schools are close to filling security position by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• More Than The Score 

• Where creepy creativity is rewarded 

• School board candidates square off in forum by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• U-Md. plans horse conference Nov. 18 

• Coalition's Fall Festival to counter Klan rally by DAVE McMILLION

• Garden club preparing to sell pine grave covers for holidays 

• County schools begin review of hiring process by JENNIFER FITCH

• Preps Area Roundup 

• 4-H pig sale takes in $29,578 

• Coach gets assist from players and nets fiancee by RIC DUGAN / Staff Photographer

• Building design, attitude can affect school security 

• With plant closed, Coca-Cola jobs won't come to Hagerstown by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Woman says she was not told full zoning story 

• Band members' talents on display 

• Wildcats cut Leopards out with the pass (10-9) by JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent