What happened on April 24, 2008

NEWS

• Around West Hagerstown By JESS WEST / 301-988-0435

• Re-enactors, vendors gather for 18th Century Market Fair at Fort Frederick State Park 

• Obituaries 

• Folk singer to perform at Washintgon County Free Library May 4 

• What you need to know about aging well 

• Classes 

• Liquor board briefs 

• Affordable housing seminar to be held 

• Clarification 

• Hot ticket 

• Found animals 

• Ex-Martinsburg City Councilman charged with malicious wounding By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Borough might catch a break on repairs By JENNIFER FITCH

• Kelly's Cuts and more 

• Mail Call 

• Community calendar 

• Preps Boxscores 

• New exhibit highlights Renfrew's opening day By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Jefferson County Commission continues to wrestle with financial issues By DAVE McMILLION

• Washington County budget plan increases spending nearly 8 percent By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• HCC athletic complex now house of Payne By Bob Parasiliti

• On stage 

• Blazers roll early, then hang on By Chris Carter

• Around Hancock 

• Greencastle, Antrim consider sharing engineer By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Red Cross seeking donors for drive in Hagerstown 

• Maryland ag commission meeting set for May 13 

• Central Maryland AFL-CIO will honor fallen workers Monday 

• Man pleads no contest to first-degree felony robbery 

• Area Results 

• Nicholson fund 

• Washington County briefs 

• Tri-State briefs By JENNIFER FITCH

• Tractor-trailer overturns, closing portion of I-70 near Big Pool 

• Movie showtimes 

• Suns flunk pop quiz, fall to BlueClaws on Education Day By Bob Parasiliti

• Police briefs 

• Frederick transplant says growth coming to Hagerstown By DAN DEARTH

• Nightlife 

• Around Halfway By JAMIE SHEKELS / 301-331-4885

• Milestones 

• HCC students get chance to thank scholarship donors By HEATHER KEELS

• 167th donates supplies to Eastern Panhandle schools By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Washington County Hospital cuts ribbon for new Cardiac Catheterization Labs 

• Teachers grateful for Airlift Wing supply drop By MATTHEW UMSTEAD and DAVE McMILLION

• Federal funding to help improve Boonsboro's wastewater plants 

• You've got to be kidding 

• Alex Matthew Grove earns Eagle Scout rank 

• Past comes alive at market fair By JORDAN LESSIG

• Boy in assault at Fairgrounds Park in Hagerstown, enters Alford plea By ERIN JULIUS

• Morgan Co. has highest percentage of new voters in West Virginia By TRISH RUDDER

• Firearm report prompts search of middle school in Martinsburg 

• Health and fellowship while on the move By MARLO BARNHART

• Washington Co. student a finalist in writing contest By JANET HEIM

• Kids Alive Fest set for May 17 

• Chambersburg school chief suggests four-day week By DON AINES

• A magic show that can heal children, too By BOB MAGINNIS

• Washington County Board of Education member wants to discuss why her name isn't on plaques By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• New Weis Markets store opens north of Hagerstown 

• Couple withdraw request for liquor license in Stone House Square By DAN DEARTH

• Police briefs 

• Death of Hagerstown woman found Saturday ruled homicide By ERIN JULIUS

• Exercising is as easy as right foot, left foot, right foot ... By MARIE GILBERT

• Washington Co. Public Schools educators of the year honored at ceremony By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Garnand calls on experience to top Hubs By Jack Hill III

• Greater Campher Temple to host tribute to mothers 

• Ongoing shows 

• Retired trooper takes the law to Children's Village 

• Prisons chief says 23 officers were terminated justly 

• Grammy-winning quartet to play Blue Ridge Jazz Festival ASHLEY HAYWOOD

• Red Cross hosting motorcycle ride across the state Saturday 

• It takes a village to raise kids By TIM ROWLAND