What happened on March 04, 2007

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• Bills of local interest 

• New technology changing ways we deliver news by LIZ THOMPSON

• Time change could wreak havoc by TAMELA BAKER

• Resolution would express 'regret' about slavery by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• What Do You Think? 

• Preps Boxscores 

• Awards 

• For the record 

• Library events 

• Murry: We are your county government by TARA REILLY

• Seminars 

• Problems in schools, and their fixes By ROBERT GARY

• Letters to the editor 

• Area Results 

• Imaginative children transform castoff items into sculpture by MARIE GILBERT

• Local votes 

• Berkeley County offices seek additional personnel to cope with rapid growth by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Music, art & kids by DAN DEARTH

• Text of the slavery resolution 

• Technical High teacher wins national award By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• The Press Room proves to be superb by SAVORY SAM

• 'Pinocchio' performance offers lessons for children by TAMELA BAKER

• Meaty matters discussed at state cattle convention by DAN DEARTH

• Warriors left high, dry after drought by TIM KOELBLE

• Tri-State Calendar 

• Hubs downsized in end by Lions by CHRIS CARTER / Staff Correspondent

• New physical therapy center, fitness facility taking shape in W.Va. by TRISH RUDDER

• Louis Chevrolet fell victim to office politics by JASON STEIN / Wheelbase Communications

• Homeless Pa. people with disabilities to get housing, services through HUD by DON AINES

• Hawks bow out after blowing big second-half lead by JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• Harbaugh, Turner settle for consolation prizes by ANDREW MASON

• Salon pampers cancer survivors By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• One of the (tom) boys by TIM KOELBLE

• Vests optional for some officers by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• With a new administrator at the helm,it's a good time for proactive policy by TIM ROWLAND

• New Business -- MDA Resources LLC 

• Brain Drain Games test students' creativity by TAMELA BAKER

• Perinis to donate land to Archaeological Conservancy by KATE S. ALEXANDER

• The Press Room 

• Student news 

• Author provides connections for reader and writer by KATE COLEMAN

• Business People 

• Back to the beginning by PAT SCHOOLEY

• He was a lucky man by MARLO BARNHART

• Area Roundup