What happened on July 11, 2009

NEWS

• Residential meadow grows controversy By HEATHER KEELS

• Judy A. (Deatrich) Yellott, 53 

• Mail Call 

• Four generations 

• Top stories for Friday, July 10 

• Arts brief 

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Rodger A. Bryan 

• Conway checks into Coastal Carolina but maintains pro hopes By TIM KOELBLE

• Five generations 

• National rides the wave to win over Clear Spring By KYLE RAIOS/Staff Correspondent

• Wright's appointment shows progress happens By TIM ROWLAND

• In the cities 

• Leadership development graduates 

• Business calendar 

• Ongoing onstage 

• Thomas the Tank Engine appearance derailed By DAN DEARTH

• Hancock gives Conococheague another shot at District 1 title By CONNER GILBERT /Staff Correspondent

• Photos: Getting wild with wildlife By JULIE E. GREENE

• Weather shortens Arts and Crafts Fair By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• New Business Spotlight -- Vintage vroom spoken here 

• Re-enactment marks Battle of Funkstown anniversary By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Smithsburg Middle School honor roll 

• Williamsport drops two 

• Business people 

• Robert Eugene Socks Sr., 66 

• The Commons uncommon in this economy By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Business licenses for May 2009 

• Maugansville Seniors force the issue By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• Engagements 

• Boonsboro High School honor roll 

• Richard Lee McPherson Sr., 68 

• Ruth N. Smith, 78 

• Business briefs 

• North Hagerstown High School honor roll 

• Sharon Kay Cushwa, 62 

• Big shows, short drive at Luhrs Center By JULIE E. GREENE

• Pa. construction firm receives ABC award 

• Anniversaries 

• Washington Co. man killed in farming accident By DAN DEARTH

• Habitat for Humanity building family's dream By DAN DEARTH

• Race offers blood, sweat and gears By MARIE GILBERT

• Mistakes are unavoidable 

• Lorraine Link By MARLO BARNHART

• Big Bad Burger Contest is good eatin' By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Schultz leads area Open contingent By TIM KOELBLE

• Lehman-Lehman 

• Corbiser-Bell 

• Mattson-Gonder 

• Letters to the Editor