What happened on May 10, 2009

NEWS

• In the cities 

• Locks of Love 

• Tucker-Viger 

• Tech High students help Humane Society 

• Anniversary 

• Letters to the Editor 

• New business in Public Square 

• Marriage answer 'naive,' but not horrible 

• Arts briefs 

• Independence matters more than labels By LLOYD "PETE" WATERS

• Engagements 

• Authentic experiences await at cafe By OMNI VORE

• Anderson-Sweigert 

• Ongoing onstage 

• Chamber helps Friends of Safe Place 

• PNC Legacy Project grant to help fund C&O Canal research 

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Child-like creativity By JULIE E. GREENE

• Mayoral candidates address wasteful spending 

• Absentee ballot applications due soon for city election By DAN DEARTH

• Isabelle M. Bumbaugh, 89 

• Fashion show goes to the dogs 

• Capital project funds help county with budget By HEATHER KEELS

• Area Roundup -- Hawks fall short in Region XX title game 

• Yesterday's Top 5 Stories 

• Managing growth a major issue for supervisor candidates By JENNIFER FITCH

• Federal funding coming for emergency food, shelter By MARLO BARNHART

• National votes 

• John B. Myrick Jr., 81 

• Suns split with Power 

• Business Calendar for May 10 

• Pens, once down 2-0, can close out Caps 

• What Do You Think? 

• Simulation game helps county eliminate surprises By TRISH RUDDER

• The Mediterranean Cafe 

• SU hopes to bring 'Witchcraft' to the masses By JENNIFER FITCH

• Area mothers celebrate their day By ERIN CUNNINGHAM and DAVE MCMILLION

• Business People for May 10 

• Order a garden to grow By JENNIFER FITCH

• Charles V. Moats, 73 

• 46 Mason-Dixon Council Scouts earn Eagle rank 

• Reverends on a roll for charity By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Financial literacy for students 

• Jordan and Jaiden Wood 

• Northern Middle School Fifth marking period honor roll 

• Teen twirls her way to gold in Belgium By JANET HEIM

• Judge candidates tout qualifications By JENNIFER FITCH

• Harry "Red" Edward Smith Jr., 83 

• Robert Steven Orndoff, 52 

• Girl celebrates birthday by collecting gifts for animals 

• Student art featured at show By DAVE McMILLION

• New Business - Pump It Up of Hagerstown 

• Poetry releases inner demons for W.Va. dad BY TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Mrs. Lisa C. Clem, 54 

• City leadership should be cooperative effort By JONATHAN R. BURRS

• Mighty mushroom 

• Scouts earn three merit badges in one weekend 

• Four young karate students inducted into Hall of Fame 

• Is my hobby a business? Profit motive is the key By BOB POOR

• Student news 

• MSO fashion show has mother-daughter theme BY TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Integrating new and old By PAT SCHOOLEY