What happened on February 18, 2007

NEWS

• Frederick man charged with attempted first-degree murder 

• County champ by ANDREW MASON

• Student news 

• Awards 

• Hay, it turns out, is for horses 

• Business People 

• Bills of local interest 

• Inventiveness is the name of the game at eatery by SAVORY SAM

• A reason to support better health care by BOB MAGINNIS

• Library events 

• New Business - Sisters West Side Deli 

• Apprentices hammer out victories at skills contest by DAN DEARTH

• Area Results 

• Arts & Entertainment today 

• For the record 

• What do you think? 

• Brown wants to add indoor gold to his outdoor stash by ANDREW MASON

• Grace Academy honor roll 2nd quarter 2006-07 

• Perception can be a big obstacle to revitalization by TAMELA BAKER

• Faith Christian Academy honor roll 2nd quarter 2006-07 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Police briefs 

• Young people 

• Development initiatives available by TAMELA BAKER

• Schlossnagle gets milestone win 

• Housing slump gives county chance to get excise tax right by TIM ROWLAND

• Letters to the editor 

• Online chat with John Barr 

• Business Briefs 

• Antietam Cafe and Wine Bar 

• Area Roundup 

• Preps Box Scores 

• Stine's heads for 7 decades by ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Obituaries 

• Blue Ridge community college eyes expansion by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Big Oil doesn't pay its own cost of business by Robert Gary

• Past struggles by PEPPER BALLARD

• Valentine's Day spent on ice no labor of love by TIM SHEA

• Restaurant inspections 

• Forget-Me-Not Gala raises funds for Alzheimer's group by DAN DEARTH

• Leopards pass finals to keep title by ANDREW MASON

• Lions mix business with hot pancakes by KATE S. ALEXANDER

• They've got skill 

• Hagerstown Fire Dept. recognizes top firefighters by ERIN JULIUS

• No one injured in city fire by ERIN JULIUS

• Williamsport High School honor roll MP3 2006-07 

• Local man releases his fourth book by JULIE E. GREENE

• Colombo, Duncan win scholarship pageants by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Franklin Co. sees spurt in housing market in 2006 by DON AINES

• Historian tracks local ties to Underground Railroad by PEPPER BALLARD