What happened on April 29, 2007

NEWS

• Student news 

• Some readers take our polls way too seriously By LIZ THOMPSON

• Cooking for others gives volunteer an energy outlet by PEPPER BALLARD

• Students collecting school supplies for Iraqis By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Truax finds the direction home, returns to coach HCC By BOB PARASILITI

• County offers prescription discount cards By DON AINES

• Honey-Lemon Tea Dressing 

• Suns' Solano hits walk-off HR 

• Coach offers inspiration on, off basketball court by BOB PARASILITI

• Business Briefs 

• Police briefs 

• Nailing it down - Shorter, natural tips are the way to go By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Library events 

• A quarter-century later, Hedgesville grad finds lost class ring 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Volunteer wins Red Cross Beulah T. Meyers Award by TAMELA BAKER

• Tri-State Calendar 

• Massacres can be stopped - at the cost of our way of life by THOMAS FIERY

• Crystal Ball donors share vision of future hospital By MARLO BARNHART

• Swing to remember By CHRIS CARTER

• Daniel drops down and give Suns power By BOB PARASILITI

• Arts & Entertainment today 

• Paintings sold to benefit HCC scholarship fund by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Berkeley County's jailing costs could reach $3.5 million By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Online chat with Lisa Key 

• Professor has dedicated life to teaching music by KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Volunteer gives many hours on a regular basis by ERIN JULIUS

• HCC faculty gather for reunion By KAREN HANNA

• Complex left much to be desired By DON AINES

• Auction's goal is to send cancer going, going, gone By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Letters to the Editor 

• Helping hands 

• Preserving farmland is one of his passions by DON AINES

• Can Del. Weldon bridge tax impasse? By BOB MAGINNIS

• Helping his community remains a top priority by PEPPER BALLARD

• Ministry House offers prayer, spiritual comfort by DAN DEARTH

• Faith Christian Academy honor roll 3rd quarter 2006-07 

• Then, and now, he finds magic at Boys & Girls Club by KAREN HANNA

• Racer Hamilton was just a country kid at heart By JASON STEIN

• Library events 

• Orange-Poppy Seed Dressing 

• Habitat coordinator gives volunteers a boost by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Once a teacher, she's remained an educator by TAMELA BAKER

• Preps Boxscores 

• Business Briefs 

• His home port By MARLO BARNHART

• 'Normal person' helps students find answers by TRISH RUDDER

• Public gets peek at Franklin County's new jail 

• Local Results 

• Scouting 

• Obituaries 

• What do you think? 

• New jail, by the numbers 

• Students' art on display at City Park museum By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Coach's goal is to teach basketball to youngsters by MARK KELLER

• Clubhouse chatter- Baeza gets zoned in by zoning out By BOB PARASILITI

• Business People 

• Family and friends mourn Pa. soldier By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Faith and work at REACH leads to compassion by PEPPER BALLARD

• Business owner shares his technical expertise by DAVE McMILLION

• Deputy works to lhelp people avoid being victims by MARLO BARNHART

• If it's a challenge, he shifts into 'pilot attitude' by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Parks director takes recreation to new level by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Veteran headed project to build war memorial by JULIE E. GREENE

• Helping families help themselves was a top goal by TRISH RUDDER

• WCTHS principal plans rewards for students, teachers by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• He does a lot of good but says he's no do-gooder by JULIE E. GREENE

• Boonsboro man dies in crash 

• Historic train station gets a new 'old' look By DAN DEARTH

• His mother's words still influence his actions by MARLO BARNHART

• Volunteer, mentor gives back to the community by TAMELA BAKER

• Arts organizer brings 'back porch music' to area by DAVE McMILLION

• Pageant contestant takes up cause of diversity by KAREN HANNA

• Young people 

• Two fifth-graders tutor younger students in math by JENNIFER FITCH

• He's working to obtain local community centers by DAN DEARTH

• Desire for trees festival led to other projects by JENNIFER FITCH

• New HCC coach says 'no place like home' By BOB PARASILITI

• Key Club president enthusiastic about projects by JENNIFER FITCH

• Youth raises funds to help Habitat for Humanity by ERIN JULIUS

• Commissioner can't appoint defeated foe By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Volunteers raise $111,000 in March of Dimes event By DAN DEARTH

• Local Roundup 

• Hotels have rich history By MARLO BARNHART

• Teacher promotes reading, mentors youngsters by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• New Business - Backbreakers Moving Company 

• Franklin County's new jail will be stricter By DON AINES

• Nora Roberts rewrites future of two buildings By MARLO BARNHART

• Students find ways to stretch money By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Shafer made room in her heart, home for children By MARLO BARNHART

• Retired pastor and wife continue to minister by MARLO BARNHART