What happened on October 18, 2007

NEWS

• On vacation with The Daily Mail 

• System repairs could be costly for Waynesboro By JENNIFER FITCH

• Area Roundup 

• Kelly's Cuts and more 

• Va. trucker dies in fiery crash on I-81 

• Hair-raising experience By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Today in Loop 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Corrections 

• Tickets on sale for ... 

• One dead in I-81 tractor-trailer fire 

• See trolleys, hear bluegrass music By JULIE E. GREENE

• Board postpones vote on three proposals By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Injuries put tight limit on Terps' options By BOB PARASILITI

• DCNR chief takes a hike through township By JENNIFER FITCH

• Milestones 

• 'Whose Line' alums at Weinberg By JULIE E. GREENE

• Washington Co. redistricting proposals that were approved by school board 

• Picking winners, flicks all part of the game By BIG SYDNEY

• Showtimes for Friday through Sunday 

• Hot ticket 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Singers take surprises in stride By HEATHER KEELS

• Ghostly tales at Fort Frederick By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Weekend calendar 

• Tri-State briefs 

• Washington Co. juvenile court briefs By ERIN JULIUS

• Championship season has arrived By ANDREW MASON

• Seven-month-old canine comedian thinks everything is funny By TIM ROWLAND

• Obituaries 

• Police briefs 

• Previews of today's prep football games 

• Mountain State Apple Harvest Festival begins today in W.Va. By JULIE E. GREENE

• I-81 accident scene near Martinsburg By KEVIN G. GILBERT / Staff Photographer

• Inwood, W.Va. high school lockdown lifted 

• Nine bands, one day By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Hagerstown Community College Fair 

• Night life 

• Chambersburg man, 18, gets prison time in Popeye's robbery attempt 

• Five Berkeley Co. students infected with MRSA By DAVE McMILLION

• Pa. motorcyclist dies from injuries sustained in crash By DON AINES

• Bread making demonstration 

• Jefferson County Commissioner under fire again By DAVE McMILLION

• Waynesboro Borough Council starts process on hospital requests By JENNIFER FITCH

• Pa. hospital is ranked high in state, nation By DON AINES