What happened on October 18, 2008

NEWS

• Washington Co. school board candidates discuss intelligent design, uniforms By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Central Dauphin 44, Chambersburg 8 

• Area Roundup 

• Search leads to drug charges 

• Three vie for seat on Berkeley Co. Commission By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Allegany 55, Washington 13 

• Mountain Ridge 42, Berkeley Springs 0 

• Can we get some leadership, please? 

• Warriors' offense unstoppable By BOB PARASILITI

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Rockwood runs over winless Hancock By JACK HILL III

• W.Va. governor hands out three grants By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Police briefs 

• Candidates forum set 

• Lee leads Leopards to Antietam title 

• Hundreds Step 'n Stride to raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness-Cumberland Valley By MARIE GILBERT

• Warriors' offense unstoppable By BOB PARASILITI

• Jefferson 34, Hedgesville 0 

• Leopards catch break: Interception wins it By MARK KELLER

• Leopards catch break: Interception wins it By MARK KELLER

• Adding a personal touch By JULIE E. GREENE

• Rockwood runs over winless Hancock By JACK HILL III

• Three injured in crash 

• 'Dogs roll early, hold on late By JOHN O'BRIEN

• @home brief 

• Hagerstown City officials' use of conference spending account varies By DAN DEARTH

• Quebecor World to cut production 

• Musselman 47, Hampshire 12 

• Letters to the editor 

• Palmyra 59, James Buchanan 6 

• House fire rekindles in Berkeley County 

• Red Land 24, Waynesboro 6 

• Correction 

• Weekend calendar 

• At-risk Chambersburg neighborhood gets a facelift By DON AINES

• Change that we can do without! 

• Cougars take advantage of Wildcats' early gifts By Mark Keller

• Pumpkins become projectiles or personalized at Renfrew event By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Alloway, Tushingham face off to replace retiring Pa. State Sen. Terry Punt By JENNIFER FITCH

• Chambersburg woman earns Kaplan degree 37 years after high school By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• 'Dogs roll early, hold on late By JOHN O'BRIEN

• Leopards catch break: Interception wins it By MARK KELLER

• GOP in Pa. sues ACORN 

• Convoy visits Hagerstown with hope for those who need help By MARIE GILBERT

• MSO opens MasterWorks concert season By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Obituaries 

• Jefferson 34, Hedgesville 0 

• Bulls & Bears opens to Hagerstown crowd By DAN DEARTH

• W.Va. residents charged with civil rights violations 

• Religion: Speakers & Topics 

• North runners dominate Piedmont By Andrew Mason

• It's almost time to store your lawnmower By BOB KESSLER

• Yardstick 

• Chambersburg Apple Fest follows simple recipe for fun By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Seniors to get free fire safety supplies 

• Light the Night walk in Hagerstown benefits Leukemia & Lymphoma Society By ERIN JULIUS

• Hagerstown flu-vaccine clinics set 

• Early voting on Md. ballot By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Cocaine dealer gets two to seven years in prison 

• Art shouts politics at Hagerstown gallery By ERIN JULIUS

• PATH power line route altered By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Greencastle 24, Northern 16 

• Apple Harvest parade features music and more in Martinsburg By ERIN JULIUS

• Religion: Special Services 

• W.Va. plant to make liquid fertilizer 

• Fulton Fall Folk Festival features tractors and more By DON AINES