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What happened on April 01, 2012
EDUCATION
Graduation dates announced for Washington County schools
First-grader wins state graphic artist contest
Student news - April 2
Nine Washington County students receive honors from DAR chapters
Washington County Envirothon set for April 20
Washington County Public Schools calendar - April 2-6
Grace Academy students focus on raising awareness of sex trafficking
NEWS
Burrito combines textures of flaky fish and creamy avocado Scott Anderson | Culinary Passion
Ideas for overcoming five common excuses kids give for not reading Lisa Prejean
Senior menus April 4 to April 10
Tri-State senior centers calendar - April 2-6
Community calendar
Area projects approved for funding by W.Va. House of Delegates
Found animals - April 2
Police briefs - April 2
On the Campaign Trail - April 2
Sometimes it pays to be poor - but not really By TIM ROWLAND | timr@herald-mail.com
Washington County briefs
Primaries for local, federal races will be Tuesday By ANDREW SCHOTZ | andrews@herald-mail.com
Martinburg man extradited from Va., charged after shot in confrontation with police officer
Neighborhoods First Staci Clipp | Around South Hagerstown
What's wrong with this picture?
Boy Scout dinner set for April 14
Nibble on a nut. A handful a day can help keep you healthy Lynn Little
Rotary clubs' world affairs seminar held in Shepherdstown
Miniature donkey plays big role in local church's Palm Sunday service By JULIE E. GREENE | julieg@herald-mail.com
Mom's instinct about the outdoors was right on Kate Coleman
Easter services Ellen Rowland | Around North Hagerstown
Two W.Va. state lawmakers decline pork barrel projects By MATTHEW UMSTEAD | matthew.umstead@herald-mail.com
Teams gather for the Brain Games to benefit Literacy Volunteers of the Eastern Panhandle By JENNIFER FITCH | waynesboro@herald-mail.com
Hagerstown teen charged as adult in stabbing
Vicky Bullett to speak at True Grit Banquet
Washington County man honored as 2011 Driver of the Year By JANET HEIM | janeth@herald-mail.com
Changes looming in Pa. school districts By JENNIFER FITCH | waynesboro@herald-mail.com
Eastern Panhandle program designed to keep young offenders on drug-free path By RICHARD F. BELISLE | richardb@herald-mail.com
Berkeley County briefs
Blue ribbon event designed to raise awareness of child abuse By JULIE E. GREENE | julieg@herald-mail.com
Picky Eaters 101: Ideas for enticing children to eat a wider variety of foods Brandy Baxter
Art in Bloom exhibit composed of nature's fleeting artistry By DON AINES | dona@herald-mail.com
LIFESTYLE
Woman recruits pageant contestants for first-time Miss Smithsburg title By CRYSTAL SCHELLE | crystal.schelle@herald-mail.com
Milestones - April 2
Home cooking: Chicken pilaf
BUSINESS
OBITUARIES
OPINION
Mail Call - April 2
Letters to the Editor - April 1
Lloyd Waters: Which wolf do we choose to feed? By LLOYD WATERS
Art Callaham: Don and Jone Bowman say yes when others say no By ART CALLAHAM
Those who don't vote lose right to complain
That new father thing -- just like riding a bike -- but oh, what a miracle Bill Kohler
SPORTS
ENTERTAINMENT
Texas Tenors range widely over musical landscape By KATE COLEMAN | katec@herald-mail.com
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