What happened on August 31, 2008

NEWS

• Philanthropist Fulton often helps out Hancock By HEATHER KEELS

• Engagements 

• Legacies might not be what is expected By Robert Gary

• Bicycle team rides through city to raise awareness for those with disabilities 

• Grilled turkey cutlets with apple-rosemary glaze 

• Adding to the commissioners' 'miss list' By Joe Lane

• In the cities 

• Fall horse show to be held Sept. 6 

• Labor Day Classic at dragway fills the need for speed By MARIE GILBERT

• Humane Society - Bone to be Wild 

• Police briefs 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Treasure Sale set for November 

• First National Bank of Greencastle celebrates new location 

• Waterfowl seasons finalized By BILL ANDERSON

• Tri-State Business Calendar 

• Snapshot - Happy 84th 

• Suns edge Captains 3-2 in 10 innings 

• What do you think? 

• Master Gardeners raffle winner 

• Kids dig lesson in rural heritage By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• First Data supports dairy program 

• Ravenwood residents visit Air and Space Museum 

• Maugansville takes 'Pride' in charities with fundraiser By MARLO BARNHART

• West Hagerstown Lions Club installs officers for 2008-09 

• Prison administration on the clock for getting things right By TIM ROWLAND

• Area roundup 

• Fun run 

• Library to host reading event 

• Small business owners excited about health program, but some left out By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• Area Roundup 

• Specter speaks - Senator addresses issues By DON AINES

• Barr stepped aside so town could buy plant By HEATHER KEELS

• Youth racing - Way to go, Tyler 

• Around South Hagerstown By STACI CLIPP

• Four generations 

• Festival celebrates Asian culture 

• Obituaries 

• Spaying, neutering program is offered By DAVE McMILLION

• Track will cost you if you don't take a stand By TERRY HEADLEE

• Annual Landmarks contest draws big response By JULIE E. GREENE

• Student news 

• Lefler selected for honors admission at Mary Washington 

• High schools' fall seasons are like spring training for us By MARK KELLER

• Machines shine for children's sake By CHRIS CARTER

• M&T Bank branch robbed 

• Corporate golf challenge helps raise money for county Boys & Girls Club 

• Cafe' Italia 

• HCC briefs 

• Fire company's backers don't duck fundraising event By MARLO BARNHART

• Kline family holds reunion 

• Business people 

• 'Buzz' Manley worked, played hard By MARLO BARNHART

• Md. launching health insurance aid program for small businesses By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• Abundance of horses pays off By LARRY YANOS

• Homewood at Williamsport quilters raise money 

• Anniversaries 

• Tuscarora teachers plan strike By JENNIFER FITCH

• Maryland gets a win, but looks shaky in the process By BOB PARASILITI

• Weddings 

• Grave marking held in Shepherdstown 

• Kaplan College president's, dean's lists 

• The doctor will communicate with you now, or not 8.31 By Lloyd Waters

• Leadership Washington County announces its 22nd class 

• New business: Traveling Beauty