What happened on September 24, 2006

NEWS

• Private Schools 

• City of Hagerstown has a rich history 

• If you want to register 

• Finding care 

• Tri-State Calendar 

• Know More 

• A continuing fight against a secret pain by BOB MAGINNIS

• National Parks Pass 

• Man's hobby is 'for the birds' by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• County post offices 

• Podcasts provide summaries of stories 

• Funkstown 

• Warriors get victory in overtime by JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• County's history summed up in flag by TARA REILLY

• Senior centers (Sept. 25 to 29) 

• Police briefs 

• Nothing comes easy for Terrapins by BOB PARASILITI

• Museum of Fine Arts marks 75th anniversary 

• Red Cross partners with relief groups 

• Dragway -- Has junior drag strip program 

• Library events 

• Greyhound 

• Humane Society 

• Out with the old, in with the old? At least give new voices a listen by TIM ROWLAND

• Planetarium 

• Suns provide baseball ... and more by BOB PARASILITI

• Cooperative Extension Service works to provide programs 

• Shades of the old West 

• Shopping and history draw visitors to area by TAMELA BAKER

• New Business Curves - Falling Waters 

• Online chat with School Board officials 

• Children's Village teaches safety 

• Outdoors - Duck season should be good by BILL ANDERSON

• Library was one of first chartered in country 

• Commission members are eager to evaluate Pa. tax structure by DON AINES and JENNIFER FITCH

• Group aims to promote leadership 

• Potential homeowners can get help 

• HCC marks its 60th year of local education 

• Seminars 

• Salute to Independence draws a crowd 

• Hunting in Maryland 

• Illumination is somber reminder 

• Washington County Public Schools -- Other Schools 

• Clear Spring 

• Looking for ways to give you more than the score by MARK KELLER

• Local EDC provides services for businesses 

• Glass visions by JULIE E. GREENE

• Cook-off winners 

• Business Briefs 

• Taxis 

• Washington County has 13 senior citizen clubs 

• Western Maryland Room preserves history 

• Need a job? Here's a place to begin by CANDICE BOSELY

• A&E Calendar 

• State Parks 

• What Do You Think? 

• Local votes 

• National Parks 

• Shepherd keeps on winning by TIM KOELBLE

• TIC helps technology firms grow 

• Scouting has something for youngsters of all ages 

• Washington County Delegation to the Md. General Assembly 

• Augustoberfest toasts German heritage 

• HBC has degree, certificate programs 

• Hancock 

• Runway expansion project continues at airport 

• Some workers avoid commute 

• Area Roundup 

• Board of Education 

• Business people 

• Job search researches 

• Washington County Commissioners 

• HG Family Law Clinic offers free advice by PEPPER BALLARD

• County has a lot for youths to do by ERIN JULIUS

• Chamber focus is threefold 

• Singles Groups 

• Farmers markets 

• Director: Habitat part of solution by TARA REILLY

• Sharpsburg 

• Know More - Act I 

• Washington County Public Schools -- Middle Schools 

• Bicyclists can opt for climbs or easy rides 

• Mummers parade a tradition 

• Polling places 

• Community Foundation provides grants, handles endowments 

• Hiking trails offer easy walks, strenuous workouts 

• Keedysville 

• Golfers can swing at local courses 

• Hospital services include special-care nursery by CANDICE BOSELY

• Correction 

• Administration contacts 

• Bumpy ride led to marriage, business by CANDICE BOSELY

• Fire, rescue groups rely on volunteers 

• Residents list top priorities for future Spring Mills library by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Discovery Station: Museum and more 

• Drill evaluates disaster response in progress by DON AINES

• County Parks 

• Armed woman robs Waffle House by DON AINES

• Obituaries 

• Yardstick 

• Bus trip planned to Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater 

• Coping 

• Ag Expo a true county fair 

• Museums 

• Speedway - Recognized as one of top dirt ovals on East Coast 

• Preps Area Results 

• Museum, Hager House call City Park home 

• Lunches are offered at seven sites 

• A Little League of their own 

• Miss Maryland pageant is held in Hagerstown 

• Rollin on the river, or lakes, can be a real trip by TAMELA BAKER

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Houses of worship abound 

• How to use the voting machine 

• Blues Fest a wailing good time 

• Soloist brings Broadway to Hagerstown by KATE COLEMAN

• County Commuter 

• Civil War history comes alive at Charles Town heritage fest by PEPPER BALLARD

• Franklin County Republicans stir their agenda at rally by KATE S. ALEXANDER/Staff Correspondent

• University System offers graduate, undergraduate programs 

• Radio stations have varied fare 

• Miller House is home to genealogical library 

• Theater: 'A stage for every age' by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Bob Kefauver's life marked by hard work, love for his wife by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Abbott recalls bottles of infant formula 

• County had 3 bowling alleys 

• Washington County Public Schools -- High Schools 

• Ferrari general manager enters celebrity circus by JASON STEIN/Wheelbase Communications

• Park has BMX course, skateboard park 

• County official says dive team not needed by PEPPER BALLARD

• Washington County Service Clubs 

• Williamsport 

• Food, clothing banks 

• Boonsboro 

• Smithsburg 

• Man accused of viewing child porn on train 

• If you want to recycle 

• Family shares memories of local E. coli victim by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Sharpsburg has a parade tradition 

• Wilson's a step back to the 1850s 

• Public invited to church book discussion group 

• American Legion fields teams 

• Milton Hershey edges Waynesboro by 1 

• MSO celebrates silver anniversary by JULIE E. GREENE

• Washington County Championships 

• Chili cook-off a fiery competition by DON AINES

• Iraq war has taken its toll on Tri-State area by JOEL HUFFER

• Citizen Groups 

• Support Groups 

• Fort was frontier defense 

• Name food products found in reporter's kitchen for a chance to by JULIE E. GREENE

• Washington County Public Schools -- Elementary Schools 

• Smile, you're on ITV by PEPPER BALLARD