What happened on July 19, 2010

NEWS

• Horse-pulling, dog-petting all part of Ag Expo By DAVE McMILLION

• Ronald Eugene Turner, 66 

• Ag Expo a treat in many ways for many ages 

• W.Va. man enters plea in second M&T Bank robbery By DON AINES

• Janys E. Clevenger, 85 

• Sylvia Ione Smallwood, 76 

• Suns roast Braves with a Smoker 

• Around North Hagerstown By ELLEN ROWLAND

• Support groups 

• W.Va. man wins vacation for donating blood 

• Community calendar 

• If an earthquake happens, and no one feels it... 

• Special election set for Byrd's Senate seat 

• Hagerstown Bridge Club results 

• Blood drives 

• Small changes can add up to big results By CHAD SMITH / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Mail Call 

• Washington County senior menus 

• Antietam Bible College taking registration 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Obama to GOP: Restore unemployment benefits now 

• Jarvis, Ritz receive scholarships to attend Shippensburg U. 

• Top stories for Sunday, July 18th 2010 

• Cap on ruptured well staying shut, despite leaks, seepage 

• Ricky Lee Wilson, 52 

• Meeting Aug. 12 for South Hagerstown High alumni 

• Haven Lutheran Church to hold VBS July 26 to 30 

• Milestones 

• Hospice of the Panhandle closes on land deal 

• David Edward Kessel, 51 

• Grove, Norberto receive scholarships from IAAP 

• Police briefs 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Around South Hagerstown By STACI CLIPP / 240-310-2148

• Beaver named McMurran Scholar at Shepherd 

• Community Foundation hands out scholarships 

• Trial postponed for Hagerstown woman charged in vehicle death By DON AINES

• Clear Spring's bats do the talking By BRETT NIEVES/Staff Correspondent

• Chambersburg knocks off Hagerstown 'A' 

• Hagerstown City Council to consider advantages of going paperless By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Funkstown hammers Woodsboro By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• Tech High computer game students display work 

• Technical High School student awarded car 

• Old Forge Elementary honors students for character 

• Homers help Halfway hold on to a 10-11 victory By WILL ROBINSON/Staff Correspondent

• Local woman sheds more than 100 pounds By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Emma Lee Chambers, 89