What happened on July 29, 2007

NEWS

• Mildred M. Hann, 80 

• Evylon G. Rauth 

• From penal farm to prison complex By ERIN JULIUS and KAREN HANNA

• How difficult is it to own your own franchise? By PEPPER BALLARD

• Hagerstown PONYs reach Zone final 

• 'Nothing ... prepares you for this job' By ERIN JULIUS

• Capito visits Eastern Panhandle By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Young people 

• Business Briefs 

• Fire in county is ruled arson 

• John Butler, 92 

• Arts brief 

• Herald-Mail merger will enable us to serve our readers even better By JOHN LEAGUE

• Rec yard is 'coffin without a lid' By ERIN JULIUS

• When login not accepted, cookies might be to blame By TIM HENDERSON

• Ravens have questions, but answers easier By DAVID GINSBURG

• Fayetteville's new school nearly ready as old one goes By DON AINES

• Tri-State Calendar 

• Power zaps Suns 

• 'Every day is the same to me now' By KAREN HANNA

• Business Briefs 

• 'I pretty much control my safety' By KAREN HANNA

• Two teenagers hurt in Pa. crash 

• 'I'd rather be home, but ...' By KAREN HANNA

• Iron clad By DAVID GINSBURG

• The art of voting By Lloyd Waters

• Springs tries to bring eternal hope to 'Skins D By JOSEPH WHITE

• Helen P. Giles, 80 

• W.Va. schools to get deputies By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• In the cities 

• Downtown reverberates as bands battle it out live By MARLO BARNHART

• library events 

• Arts & Entertainment today 

• Storm water management ordinance hearing scheduled By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Dancers turn park on its ear By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• What's next 

• Clubhouse chatter - Davis gladly takes heat of hot corner By BOB PARASILITI

• Beer-Battered Fish Tacos 

• New Business - The Granite Guys 

• Apartment building burns By JOSHUA BOWMAN and TIM SHEA

• Charles A. Peterson, 79 

• Eight (hours) is enough - if you're 20 By LYN WIDMYER

• Local author hopes Lincoln novel will pique curiosity By JULIE E. GREENE

• Her children grew up in Doris Horine's beauty salon By MARLO BARNHART

• Business People 

• Patricia A. Foust, 66 

• At least one person hurt in Fulton County crash 

• Sometimes nothing gets it done By Edward J. Donohue Jr

• Grace Academy 

• Nichole E. Apolinares, 27 

• Barbecue brings 'em together By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Awards 

• Stella V. Hendershot, 91 

• Hagerstown Youth Triathlon promotes fitness, togetherness By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Harry L. Angle III, 17 

• Clear Spring High School 

• Memories of Fairchild Aircraft take off in couple's new book By MARLO BARNHART

• Student news 

• Franchises offer name, support system By PEPPER BALLARD

• Norman K. McKenzie, 74 

• Maryland income tax more progressive? Define 'progressive' By TIM ROWLAND

• MCI history includes violence By ERIN JULIUS and KAREN HANNA

• Shirley C. Brutcher, 83