What happened on September 18, 2007

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• Brian Hose fills prescription as one of state's top pharmacists by JANET HEIM

• NFL--Surprise, surprise By ROBERT KELLER

• Break fast club By DAN KAUFFMAN

• This week, and always, be safe in Pa. 

• Writing questions to be cut from state exams By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Mail Call 

• Ag calendar 

• Queen of a troubled realm By DARCY SHULL

• Ag conference here in 2008 

• Leopards get first victory By JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• Compromise could end body-transport debate 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Can't beet fresh veggies By RIC DUGAN / Staff Photographer

• Police briefs 

• Found animals 

• Comedy is not all that funny By LAURA BELL

• Tri-State briefs 

• Conococheage FFA wins competition 

• Corrections 

• School Board seeks money for new Antietam Academy By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Letters to the Editor 

• Win would be breath of fresh air to Waynesboro By MARK KELLER

• HCC request money for arts, sciences building By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• School!? What's the point? By DYLAN THACKSTON

• Area writer makes 'Mad Dash' her 17th novel By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Two students hurt when car and school bus collide By HEATHER KEELS

• Washington Township OKs field for Stallions By JENNIFER FITCH

• Applications due Dec. 15 for Md. farm loan fund 

• Beyond the call of duty By HEATHER KEELS

• Pa. rescue squad looking to hire EMTs as volunteer numbers drop By JENNIFER FITCH

• We are the people By TERESA GILBERT

• Hancock businesses can get fixed electric rate By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Idiocracy? Or educated electorate? By SHOVAL RESNICK

• Local physician brings McCoy's music to life By TRISH RUDDER

• Oh brother, here we slo-gan in West Virginia By TIM ROWLAND

• Pa. offers money for youth ag projects 

• Police Brief 

• Slaying suspect remains in jail By JENNIFER FITCH

• Red Cross schedules first Treasure Hunt 

• JB, Potter leave Indians with nothing By LARRY YANOS

• To stretch forage, options are many By Jeff Semler

• Double-slaying case in the hands of jury in Berkeley County By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Local country artist shares his song in new book By TRISH RUDDER

• Former court clerk, mom to stand trial in Carroll County, Md. By ERIN JULIUS

• Police looking for Family Dollar robber By ERIN JULIUS

• Local man killed in motorcycle accident By ERIN JULIUS

• Walking the walk marks 145th anniversary of Antietam battle By DAN DEARTH

• From Hagerstown to Australia By SHOVAL RESNICK

• Track coach runs away with new book By JANET HEIM

• Doctor dedicated to county's hospice care By JANET HEIM

• Youth soccer roundup