Video Collection

• Gossard retires to his Funkstown roots
  Monday, February 08 2010: FUNKSTOWN — Terry W. Gossard Sr. has spent much of his life traveling the country as part of his job with the U.S. Forest Service and traversing the world for fun. But when it came time to retire,
• Some snow emergencies lifted
  Sunday, February 07 2010: TRI-STATE — As the Tri-State area continues to dig out from a snow that buried the region over the weekend, some jurisdictions have lifted their snow emergencies.
• Roads passable but travel not advised
  Sunday, February 07 2010: TRI-STATE — While many roads are passable and more businesses were opening Sunday, Washington County was still under a state of emergency so people were being asked to stay home following a two-day
• Hagerstown residents try for clean sweep
  Saturday, February 06 2010: HAGERSTOWN — Shovel, scrape, sweep, repeat. That was the mantra Saturday as area residents worked around the clock to clear sidewalks and driveways.
• Winter wallop
  Saturday, February 06 2010: TRI-STATE — One of the biggest snowstorms on record paralyzed the Tri-State area Friday night and Saturday, dropping 21 inches of snow in Hagerstown and more than 30 inches in other spots around the
• Snowfall tops 2 feet in some parts of Tri-State
  Friday, February 05 2010: TRI-STATE - The second major snowstorm of the winter season continued to paralyze the Tri-State area early Saturday afternoon. More than two feet of snow had fallen in some areas.
• Concert raises money for utility relief
  Thursday, February 04 2010: HAGERSTOWN — Soulful sounds from the Barbara Ingram School for the Arts Choral Ensembles and the Zion Baptist Church Choir echoed through The Maryland Theatre during Thursday night’s third annual
• Weighty decision pays off for Wildcats
  Wednesday, February 03 2010: SMITHSBURG — Mike Rechtorovic might not be a genius, but his wrestlers made him look like one Wednesday night.
• Home Safety Makeover aims to help aging population
  Wednesday, February 03 2010: HAGERSTOWN — Dorothy Domer, 84, was the recipient of a free Home Safety Makeover, an idea to help Hagerstown’s aging population live in safer environments.
• Lost and found
  Tuesday, February 02 2010: WILLIAMSPORT — Andre Pierre’s picture will probably be found on the sides of milk cartons in Williamsport soon.
• Officials celebrate completion of central booking facility
  Tuesday, February 02 2010: WASHINGTON COUNTY — Officials gathered Tuesday to celebrate the completion of a new central booking facility attached to the Washington County Detention Center.
• Gov. O’Malley offers 'optimistic' State of the State address
  Tuesday, February 02 2010: ANNAPOLIS — Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley on Tuesday delivered what some local legislators characterized as an uplifting State of the State address to the General Assembly.
• Smithsburg student creates jazz composition
  Tuesday, February 02 2010: SMITHSBURG — Describing his jazz composition “Polarity,” Evan Dennis can’t help but almost do a little dance in his chair. “It’s happy,” he said, as he raises and wiggles his arms as if to dance.
• Barr: County budget will need additional belt-tightening
  Tuesday, February 02 2010: WASHINGTON COUNTY — Although conservative budgeting has kept Washington County in a stable financial position, some additional belt-tightening will be needed to offset a projected $14 million revenue
• World War I veteran Frank Buckles celebrates his 109th
  Monday, February 01 2010: CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — The last known American-born veteran of World War I just keeps going, and on his 109th birthday Monday, Jefferson County resident Frank Woodruff Buckles had a few people over for
• Smithsburg Veterans Park upgrades add value to a ‘jewel’
  Sunday, January 31 2010: SMITHSBURG — Smithsburg Mayor Mildred “Mickey” Myers said she remembers when she didn’t think the town would get funding to establish Veterans Park.
• James Rumsey students compete in SkillsUSA
  Saturday, January 30 2010: HEDGESVILLE, W.Va. — At James Rumsey Technical Institute near Hedgesville, students prepared three-course meals on Saturday as part the SkillsUSA cooking competition.
• No skating allowed in floor hockey game
  Saturday, January 30 2010: HAGERSTOWN — There is no chill rising off the surface, no swoosh of skates cutting through the ice. But make no mistake. This is hockey.
• Visitor says ‘It’s a perfect day for an IceFest’
  Saturday, January 30 2010: CHAMBERSBURG, PA. — IceFest spectators had advice for anyone who might want to join them — dress warmly.
• Sharpsburg students collect coins to help quake victims in Haiti
  Saturday, January 30 2010: SHARPSBURG — Sharpsburg Elementary School students are learning a lesson in compassion by reaching out to the earthquake victims in Haiti.