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What happened on July 11, 2012
NEWS
Second female promoted to rank of lieutenant in Hagerstown Police Department By CALEB CALHOUN | caleb.calhoun@herald-mail.com
Residents chase down driver after crashes
Story time at Valley Mall Jamie Shekels | Around Halfway
Victims' family members, medical examiner testify in double murder trial By MATTHEW UMSTEAD | matthew.umstead@herald-mail.com
Two teenagers killed, two others seriously injured in Fulton County crash
Morning MoJo report - July 11
Found animals - July 12
Miss Washington County Farm Bureau Contest to be held at Ag Expo and Fair July 21
Same-sex marriage, congressional map to appear on ballot
Ag Expo and Fair 2012 to feature AG Ventures Learning Center
Hagerstown Aviation Museum to host Open Airplane Afternoon
Hancock Town Council says it can't afford watershed plan By DON AINES | dona@herald-mail.com
Ruffed Grouse Society plans target, sporting clays event
W.Va. businesses recovering from power outages By RICHARD F. BELISLE | richardb@herald-mail.com
Pastor completes 40-mile hike to raise money for church council
Pa. police briefs
Animal shelter in need of supplies
Gas prices up nationally, but not locally By CALEB CALHOUN | caleb.calhoun@herald-mail.com
'The Making of 18th Century Toys' tour, demonstration slated at Peter Burr House
Wilson College president has enjoyed a challenging first year By JENNIFER FITCH | waynesboro@herald-mail.com
Service news - July 11
Group takes walking tour of areas where the Battle of Hagerstown was fought By C.J. LOVELACE | cj.lovelace@herald-mail.com
Vacation Bible school starts Sunday Anne Weatherholt | Around Hancock
OBITUARIES
BUSINESS
SPORTS
Suns come from nothing to get it all
First-place Nationals must decide how to use Strasburg
Legion baseball: Frederick forces Funkstown from first By JACK HILL III | Staff Correspondent
11-12 tournament: South Mountain takes best shot at Martin, without connecting By KYLE RAIOS | Staff Correspondent
Area Roundup
ENTERTAINMENT
LIFESTYLE
Milestones - July 12
Retreat Through Williamsport will bring to life a little-known Civil War conflict By LAURA BELL | Special to The Herald-Mail
EDUCATION
OPINION
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