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Miller House welcomes new guests
Mary Henderson has lived in Hagerstown for 31 years and had never been to the Miller House before Sunday.
WCPS officials plan to build four schools, modernize two others
Washington County Public Schools officials intend to begin building four schools and modernizing two others by the end of fiscal year 2017.
Morgan backs most WCPS redistricting proposals
The superintendent of Washington County Public Schools on Tuesday endorsed 23 of 24 proposals presented by a committee last month to alleviate overcrowding in elementary schools across the county.
The Hagerstown Fire Department on Thursday was still investigating the cause of a Wednesday night fire that destroyed a vacant house at 231 Summit Ave., Deputy Fire Chief Ron Horn said.
Rescue workers get some heavy training
Rescue workers from across Washington County spent the weekend training to handle accidents involving heavy vehicles.
Washington County Public Schools Superintendent Elizabeth Morgan
Washington County Public Schools Superintendent Elizabeth Morgan has been named the best superintendent in the state by her peers.
Missionary couple travels the globe fulfilling ministry
Their home address might be Maugansville, but home to John and Melissa Miller is wherever they are needed.
Blood donor hits monumental mark
David Keener doesn't think of himself as a hero. He has a T-shirt that says he is, but he doesn't wear it much.
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Editor's note: Each Monday, The Herald-Mail will highlight an infrastructure issue or other problem, and will try to find out what is being done to fix or improve the situation.
Man Assaulted While Heading Off To Work
The Washington County Sheriff's Office is investigating. A Maugansville man was assaulted Wednesday morning while heading off to work.
Md. Woman Sues After Tripping Over Flower Pot
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Woman sues fire company over flower pot
A Hagerstown woman on Tuesday filed a $150,000 lawsuit against the Maugansville Goodwill Volunteer Fire Co., saying she was injured when she tripped over a flower pot at the fire hall in December 2006, Washington County Circuit Court records show.
First forum on school redistricting set
The first public forum on redistricting in Washington County Public Schools will be Thursday evening at Smithsburg High School.
For the person manning the grill, Labor Day rarely means labor-free. But several events going on in the Tri-State promise to take the labor out of Labor Day.
Maugansville woman charged in husband's stabbing
A Maugansville woman was charged with attempted first-degree murder and her husband was taken to the hospital with stab wounds after the two got into a fight, according to Washington County District Court records.
Maugansville woman charged in husband's stabbing
A Maugansville woman was charged with attempted first-degree murder and her husband was taken to the hospital with stab wounds after the two got into a fight, according to Washington County District Court records.
Woman Charged With Stabbing Husband
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Maugansville woman charged in husband's stabbing
A Maugansville woman was charged with attempted first-degree murder and her husband was taken to the hospital with stab wounds after the two got into a fight, according to Washington County District Court records.
Board of County Commissioners' Actions: Commissioners Visit...
Board of County Commissioners' Actions: Commissioners Visit Playcamps, Discuss Ordinances, Revise Policies 8/2/2009 Board of County Commissioners' Actions Commissioners Visit Playcamps, Discuss Ordinances, Revise Policies Tuesday, July 28, 2009 In its regular meeting on July 28th, The Washington County Board of County Commissioners conducted its ...
Western Md. mail processing might shift to Baltimore
The U.S. Postal Service is considering moving Western Maryland mail processing from Frederick, Md., to Baltimore as a summertime cost-saving experiment.
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