What happened on July 30, 2009

NEWS

• Their sound is infectious By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• 25 graduate after summer school By DAN DEARTH

• Broadfording Road upgrade could lead to development By HEATHER KEELS

• Suns pull out a win 

• Academy seeks to grow W.Va. scientists By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Hold the phone By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Helen C. Geary, 96 

• Panel reviewing FBI's research in anthrax letters probe 

• Ongoing onstage 

• Beulah "Bea" Johnson Shiflett 

• Patricia Ann (Mason) Litten, 73 

• Building a sancturary 

• Senior Calendar for Aug. 3 through Aug. 7 

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Mont Alto lab collection site to close 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Milestones 

• Mail Call 

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville By HARRY NOGLE

• Suns fused by Power 

• Conococheague's LL title bid on hold 

• Michael Jackson's mother gets custody of his children 

• Cost-cutting measure put Martinsburg in the black By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• House agrees to kill F-22, but rejects other weapons cuts 

• Calendar 

• Shepherd named one of best schools in region 

• Mayors react to not getting COPS money By JENNIFER FITCH

• Found animals 

• Movie showtimes 

• Top five things to do 

• Church to hold annual yard and bake sale 

• VBS planned at church Saturday, Aug. 8 

• Senior clubs 

• Lucille E. Gaver Youngs, 80 

• Police, fire briefs 

• Aleshire: Take steps to keep welcome center open By KRISTIN ALESHIRE

• Senior lunch program 

• Man with DUI-suspended license charged again 

• Night life 

• Area Roundup -- Bushey sets junior boys mark at Beaver Creek 

• Residents might have problems with garage door openers 

• Around Maugansville By MELITA WISHARD / 301-790-0079

• Autographed balls to benefit Adenhart Fund By BOB PARASILITI

• Kenneth G. Kauffman, 87 

• Youthful expressions By JULIE E. GREENE

• Tri-State Fellowship car chow Sunday includes burnout 

• Areas of Catoctin park to close temporarily 

• Cledis E. Franks, 70 

• "Krab and Karaoke" event to benefit charities 

• Teacher not guilty in assaults of students By DAVE McMILLION

• At 82, country girl still riding By MARIE GILBERT

• Newsboys headline Uprise Festival By JULIE E. GREENE

• Noland Village residents ambivalent about security cameras By DAN DEARTH

• W House director thankful for path By MARLO BARNHART

• Two men charged after shooting incident on U.S. 11 

• Logan Michael Lafferty, infant 

• Microburst caused Pa. storm damage By JENNIFER FITCH

• Berkeley Co. adopts new subdivision rules By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Top stories for Wednesday, July 29 

• Kickin' it with Little Texas By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• Around Jonathan Street By MADGE MILES / 301-791-7647

• Zachary Coleman achieves Eagle Scout rank 

• Area roundup - Bricker finishes in fourth place at Pa. Amateur 

• Freedom's Run much more than a marathon By ANDREW MASON

• Inmate wanted for escape from Washington Co. detention center