Free Clinic fundraiser takes off with dance

Herald-Mail - Sat Nov 07

Through the dim atmosphere of an aircraft hangar came an old familiar tune. The number bore a bluesy imprint, with every beat of the drum, every tap of the cymbal fitting carefully into the song.

Forum offers civics lessons for prospective candidates

Herald-Mail - Sat Nov 07

Ned Harper has no plans to run for office in the immediate future, but attended Saturday's Prospective Candidate Forum at Hagerstown Community College to learn more about local government.

Police Report Reveals More About Judge's DUI Arrest

WHDH-TV - Sat Nov 07

The Hagerstown Police Department released the official report on the Washington County Judge who crashed his SUV while driving under the influence of alcohol.

Judge Boone charged with DUI after accident

Herald-Mail - Fri Nov 06

Washington County Circuit Judge W. Kennedy Boone III was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol following a two-vehicle accident Thursday in Hagerstown, Police Capt.

Eastern Boulevard site of another accident

Herald-Mail - Fri Nov 06

A two-vehicle head-on crash that occurred around 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the 1100 block of Eastern Boulevard sent two people to Washington County Hospital with injuries, a dispatcher with Washington County emergency services said Friday.

Wash. Co. Judge Arrested on Drunk Driving Charge

WHDH-TV - Fri Nov 06

Hagerstown Police arrested Washington County Circuit Court Judge W. Kennedy Boone III and charged him with driving under the influence after he was involved in an accident Thursday night, according to Police Chief Art Smith.

WEG's top five

Herald-Mail - Thu Nov 05

Chambersburg Community Theatre presents "Rehearsal for Murder," in which, as the mystery unfolds, the theater becomes the set for the play.

No suspects in calf mutilation

Herald-Mail - Wed Nov 04

A calf was found mutilated in a field in Keedysville last week and the owner said the animal's ears and tail were cut off, skin was cut off its nose and it appears its neck was broken.

O'Malley won't meet with woman opposed to construction of school

Herald-Mail - Wed Nov 04

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley will not meet with a Washington County woman who opposes the construction of Eastern Primary School on the east end of Hagerstown.

Commissioners discuss curbside recycling again

Herald-Mail - Tue Nov 03

Discussion continued Tuesday among the Washington County Commissioners about whether to pursue a curbside recycling program or simply to work harder to promote the county's recycling drop-boxes. Commissioner James F. Kercheval had asked solid waste department staff to research the effectiveness of educational campaigns for improving recycling rates ...