What happened on August 09, 2009

NEWS

• Matchbook covers: Striking collectibles By NATALIE BRANDON / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Art to klin for By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• Exhibit tells John Brown story from varied angles By JENNIFER FITCH

• Area roundup 

• Mabel W. Brady, 97 

• Top stories for Saturday, Aug. 8 

• Surber moved 

• Museum visitors are all thumbs By DAVE McMILLION

• W.Va. officials happy with quality of teacher applicants By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Teetering on the brink By PAUL ANGILLY/Special to The Herald-Mail

• Police briefs 

• Kate Coleman: I like nice By KATE COLEMAN / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Reta breaks through, wins Ausherman 5-Miler By ANDREW MASON

• No one injured in house fire 

• Dennis Ray Marlin, 64 

• Fair puts faith in action By MARLO BARNHART

• Labyrinth a place for moving meditation By MARLO BARNHART

• Washington County schools trying to fill 17 vacancies By DAN DEARTH

• Organizers pleased with Berkeley County Youth Fair attendance By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Most teaching positions filled in Franklin, Fulton counties 

• Divots - Ward gets his moment in the television spotlight By TIM KOELBLE

• Bricker back on top By TIM KOELBLE

• Powell dancing her way to a dream By JANET HEIM

• Nyla C. Kelley, 50 

• Warrant issued in connection with bank robbery 

• Sturm publishes his verses in 'Clouds' By JENNIFER FITCH

• Dorothy Rupprecht, 99 

• Retreat has grown, but focus remains the same By MARLO BARNHART

• Turner on a roll with 58 years in business By DAVE McMILLION

• History comes to life at Civil War re-enactment By JENNIFER FITCH

• Pair of Shepherdstown landmarks on market By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Woodstock 1969: Mud, music and merriment By CRYSTAL SCHELLE