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Modern, mass-produced bread has come a long way from the old ideal of thick crusted, hearty bread.
Former Delegate to Admit to Child Porn
Former Maryland state delegate Robert A. McKee will plead guilty to a federal charge of possessing child pornography stemming from a search of his home and personal computers earlier this year, his lawyer said ...
Southern Maryland's fallen hero laid to rest with honor
Johnny Tierney III helps his parents release 17 doves at the funeral of Sgt. Ryan Patrick Baumann, who died in Afghanistan on Aug.
Family celebrates unity with extensive family reunion
Gerald Davis greets a relative with a smile Saturday during the Russ and Burnett family reunion at Martin L. "Marty" Snook Memorial Park in Halfway.
Washington County foster and adoptive families picnic at park
By ANDREW SCHOTZ The Kegarise family was at Martin L. "Marty" Snook Memorial Park in Halfway on Friday for a picnic hosted by the Washington County League of Foster and Adoptive Families.
Pa. woman named executive director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Washington County
Alecha Sanbower of Waynesboro, Pa., has been named the new executive director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Washington County, the agency's board announced this morning.
School supplies can cost $111 per child, Herald-Mail survey finds
Susie Schlenz will spend about $2,000 shopping for back-to-school supplies and new clothes for her six children.
Man charged with killing ex-girlfriend, officer seeks closed hearing in separate case
The defense for Douglas Wayne Pryor, who is charged with first-degree murder in the December 2007 deaths of his former girlfriend and a Smithsburg police officer, has asked that a hearing scheduled for ...
Two rescued from Potomac today after boat goes over Dam No. 4
Just before 5 a.m. today, two occupants of a boat that plunged over Dam No. 4 were rescued - one after swimming to shore for help and the other who was plucked from a rock in the Potomac River by a Maryland ...
Two rescued from Potomac today after boat goes over Dam No. 4
Just before 5 a.m. today, two occupants of a boat that plunged over Dam No. 4 were rescued - one after swimming to shore for help and the other who was plucked from a rock in the Potomac River by a Maryland ...
Cinetic Landis keeping mum on date of move from Waynesboro
The former Landis Tool Co., a business that started in Waynesboro and remained a major employer in the community for 119 years, is leaving town - but when? The Franklin County Area Development Corp.'s president ...
High food prices don't slow Fourth of July sales
Rising food and gas prices have not kept consumers from stocking up on cookout necessities in preparation for the holiday weekend.
Md. VA secretary praises duty, sacrifice
As secretary of Maryland's Department of Veterans Affairs, James A. Adkins knows how the war in Iraq is affecting his state.
Church breaks ground on addition
By MARLO BARNHART HALFWAY It's almost a nice problem for a church pastor to have - your congregation is growing at a rate that means an addition to the current building is a must.
W.Va. State Police trooper resigning after leaving accident scene
A West Virginia State Police trooper is resigning from the force after leaving the scene of a minor accident in Halfway on Tuesday morning involving an unoccupied construction vehicle and the cruiser that he ...
State superintendent helps Hickory Elementary School celebrate 'Blue Ribbon' status
“We have high achievement in reading and math. The teachers have very high expectations for the kids that all will succeed.”
By ERIN CUNNINGHAM Maryland State Superintendent of Schools Nancy S. Grasmick listens as the Hickory Elementary School fifth-grade select choir performs a vocal selection about character Monday during a ... via Herald-Mail
Postal price hikes now an annual event
“It's also important to note that 80 percent of our expenses are labor. As the second largest civilian employer, with nearly 700,000 career employees, we also have to pay increasing costs for salaries and benefits.”
The latest round of price increases at the U.S. Postal Service doesn't sit well with John Grady. via Herald-Mail
Dental office, 15 vehicles spray-painted in Halfway
Deputies Friday morning were investigating vandalism in the area of Glenside Avenue and Virginia Avenue in Halfway. via Herald-Mail
Road work under way in Halfway
The Washington County Engineering Department has started the first phase of its pavement maintenance program. via Herald-Mail
Job Fair at Valley Mall links potential employers, workers
“Use some strong active words. "They should highlight their accomplishments, not their responsibilities. There's a big difference.”
At Thursday's Spring Job Fair at Valley Mall, Barth Frankenberry Jr., representing Monumental Life Insurance Co., and Chris Emmert, representing Bankers Life and Casualty Co., said they had a good response from ... via Herald-Mail