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What happened on April 26, 2012
NEWS
Low-level professional football games possibility in proposed new stadium By C.J. LOVELACE | cj.lovelace@herald-mail.com
Firefighting artifacts are on display at Miller House
Bill would help Pa. schools retain resource officers
Two area youths are 'Huggable Heroes' semifinalists
Market Fair 'best 18th-century re-enactor mall in the United States' By CALEB CALHOUN | caleb.calhoun@herald-mail.com
Courthouse waiting room makeover a soothing refuge for victims and families
Hydrant flushing will be extended through May 4 in some areas
Morning MoJo report - April 26
Stonecroft Tenants Association to hold yard sale Saturday, May 12
Community calendar - April 27-May 4
Mittens are helpful for high school teacher Lisa Prejean
Child abuse prevention event set for Saturday Anne Weatherholt | Around Hancock
Halfway Little League to mark 30 years with field-lighting ceremony Jamie Shekels | Around Halfway
Barnyard drama is free and fun Alicia Notarianni | Making Ends Meet
Safe stolen from house on Trego Mountain Road
HCC to host annual public safety awards ceremony
Youth fundraiser to be held Sunday Madge Miles | Around Jonathan Street
Banks lost track of their mission, values, RBC exec tells local audience By C.J. LOVELACE | cj.lovelace@herald-mail.com
Police briefs - April 26
Found Animals - April 26
Service news - April 26
College Road at Saint James School to be closed Saturday morning for 5K run
Women in Need shelter holds its 20th annual vigil against violence By ROXANN MILLER | roxann.miller@herald-mail.com
$5,000 bond set for man accused of stealing from Burger King By MATTHEW UMSTEAD | matthew.umstead@herald-mail.com
Closing arguments to be heard Friday in trial of Hagerstown man accused in stabbing death By DON AINES | dona@herald-mail.com
Waynesboro to install flashing crosswalk lights By JENNIFER FITCH | waynesboro@herald-mail.com
Demolition of former Harmon's Furniture building to begin soon By JENNIFER FITCH | waynesboro@herald-mail.com
Admissibility of Hicks' alleged confession at issue in second day of murder trial By DON AINES | dona@herald-mail.com
Washington County liquor board briefs
Homicide of 27-year-old man in Ranson, W.Va. remains under investigation
Berkeley County voters can access website for polling place directions By MATTHEW UMSTEAD | matthew.umstead@herald-mail.com
ENTERTAINMENT
SPORTS
Girls Lacrosse: Cline leads Leopards past Rebels By JACK HILL III | Staff Correspondent
Spielman stays on track as an official By ANDREW MASON | andrewm@herald-mail.com
Koelble: Shreffler's firing defies all basic logic By TIM KOELBLE
Braves come off mat to take one from Suns, Estevez
Prep Baseball: Stouffer quietly drives Blazers past Rebels By BOB PARASILITI | bobp@herald-mail.com
Girls Lacrosse: Leah Peterson scores seven goals as North beats Boonsboro By BRETT NIEVES | Staff Correspondent
Boys Lacrosse: North takes control with four straight goals, leads Boonsboro in suspended game By WILL ROBINSON | Staff Correspondent
Boys Basketball: Gerber resigns as Leopards coach By TIM KOELBLE | koelble@herald-mail.com
OBITUARIES
LIFESTYLE
Library events: Begining Saturday, April 28
Berkeley County Humane Society hosts Adopt-A-Cat months
Five generations of the T. Williams family
Five generations of the Williams family
Hello World!: Friday, April 27 edition
Washington County Free Library announces poetry and short story contest winners
OPINION
BREAKINGNEWS
EDUCATION
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