What happened on October 13, 2006

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• 'Social worker of real estate' among Chamber honorees by DON AINES

• Big Brothers Big Sisters to hold information session 

• Weekend calendar 

• Found animals 

• Daddy's helper by Kevin G. Gilbert / Staff Photographer

• Candidates address local issues by TARA REILLY

• No. 1 North maintains its direction by JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• Grace Academy enjoying perfect season by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Letters to the editor 

• More Than The Score 

• Jefferson's teams are hot, hot, hot by ANDREW MASON and DAN KAUFFMAN

• Deputies 'doing their job' in Funkstown by KAREN HANNA

• Heart of the Civil War Heritage Area holds first planning session 

• Music fest to spotlight Downtown 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Mail Call 

• No. 2 Hubs sweep up rival Rebels by CHRIS CARTER / Staff Correspondent

• Corrections 

• Letterkenny plans to reacquire 235 acres by DON AINES

• Ott to fill vacancy on Greencastle-Antrim School Board by KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Our endorsements 

• Road projects to get cash by TARA REILLY

• Another fourth quarter, another 'hole in the wall' by BOB PARASILITI

• Community calendar 

• School lunches 

• Movie showtimes 

• Tri-State briefs 

• Art gallery to feature new release from Pearl 

• Downtown Live! Set for Oct. 21 

• Help kids find comfort in front of an audience by LISA PREJEAN

• Officials say they're satisfied with handling of health scare by PEPPER BALLARD

• Area roundup 

• Feds offer reward in post office break-in by DAVE McMILLION

• Police briefs 

• African refugees are said to be fine by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Antrim development par for the courses by JENNIFER FITCH

• Previews of this weekend's games 

• USS Cole victims honored on anniversary of deaths by PEPPER BALLARD

• Trick-or-treat set for Clear Spring by MARLO BARNHART

• Casually or not, young people connect to religion by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Seventh in series of Bell family reproductions available 

• Girls in Science aim for the sky in Greencastle by KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Upcoming classes 

• Court briefs by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• CASA holds vigil to fight domestic violence by ERIN JULIUS

• Pathfinder might be Nissan's most versatile SUV by DAN LYONS / Motor Matters

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Signore named a top-seven finalist at dairy pageant 

• Council approves downtown zoning request in Martinsburg by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• North High trio to appear with Russians by ERIN JULIUS

• Why the jam in Hagerstown?