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What happened on September 24, 2010
NEWS
Hub Opera Ensemble makes its own music By DON AINES
Icing Bakery opens in Boonsboro
Loyalton of Hagerstown to celebrate Dining Services Month
'Cats' Seese comes up aces in win By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent
Hubs' attack ruins Rebels By DAN KAUFFMAN
Lawrence "Junior" Henry Price Jr., 54
Top stories for Thursday, September 23rd 2010
'Greatest Show on Earth' sheds more light on Darwin (9/24) By ALLAN POWELL
Berkeley County might hold town hall meeting By MATTHEW UMSTEAD
Fourth man sues Ga. megachurch pastor
Fairmont, Shepherd get W.Va. science funds
Community briefs
Delays expected next week on portion of Md. 77
Pet Watch
Community calendar
Ofosu-Ameyaw's goal gives South victory By WILL ROBINSON/Staff Correspondent
Mail Call
Washington County library events
Police briefs
Religion: Special services
Alan F. Wigfield, 63
Business calendar
Judge halts criminal proceedings against Garrido
Classes
Judge clears way for first Calif. execution since 2006
College fair set at HCC on Oct. 13
W.Va. court denies GOP appeal to have separate ballot for Senate seat
Religion: Music
Clifford Wayne Butts, 58
Meetings, fundraisers and reunions
Partial verdict rendered in Adenhart death trial
FBI serves terrorism warrants in Minn., Chicago
Open-hearth cooking demonstration planned at Bowman House
Opened flood gates in Nigeria displace 2 million
Citigroup gives pay hikes to top execs in stock
On the other hand ...
Rita G. Hann, 56
Religion: Speakers and services
Hello, World!
Thumbs up, thumbs down
Judge orders lesbian reinstated to Air Force
Milestones
Clear Spring plans dedication of veterans memorial By KATE S. ALEXANDER
Jefferson County grand jury
Tower Bank hosts Forward Approach Women's Luncheon
Freed U.S. hiker meets with president of Iran
Greencastle businessman Boscolo recognized for community service By DANA BROWN
Around Maugansville By MELITA WISHARD
Kathryn Lee Fox, 62
Washington County's jobless rate jumped to 10.6% in August By DAN DEARTH
Ballroom in the barn
Hagerstown likely to accept stretch of Broadfording Road By KATE S. ALEXANDER
Business People
Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville By HARRY NOGLE
June Elizabeth York, 86
Addressing envelopes is still important By LISA PREJEAN
Around Jonathan Street By MADGE MILES
Footing the bill for a fall football feast By ALICIA NOTARIANNI
Some moms use baby slings for comfort and convenience By TIFFANY ARNOLD
Fall Mountain Heritage Arts & Crafts Festival offers unique wares By RICHARD F. BELISLE
Man indicted on more than a dozen counts of child abuse
Prison inmate sentenced to 10 years in death of cellmate By DON AINES
Delores Marie Cosgrove Carpenter
Freed American hiker describes her year in Iranian prison
Escapee to be featured on 'America's Most Wanted' By MATTHEW UMSTEAD
Waynesboro gets new assistant manager By JENNIFER FITCH
Letters to the Editor
OPINION
SPORTS
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