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Fun events fund a swing

Western Wayne Elementary celebrated the end of state testing and the kickoff of Passion Project Week with its first Brain Break Bash.  On Friday, May 3, all students gathered for activities including painting Superintendent Andy Stover, taping Principal Elizabeth Miller to the wall, cracking eggs on counselor Matt Truesdell’s head, and pie-ing staff in the […]

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Jubilee Days in jeopardy? Future’s cloudy

Hagerstown is seeking a new organizer for its annual Jubilee Days festival.   Robin Nugent told town council members at their May 6 meeting that Nettle Creek Lions Club will not sponsor the festival. However, she emphasized the club isn’t folding and will continue to help with spring, fall and Christmas festivals. Before the 2023 festival, […]

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Knight archers hit their target

Northeastern High School archers performed so well at the U.S. Eastern Nationals competition that they again have the opportunity to compete in the championship tournament.  The Knights’ high school team shot 3,220 on Friday, May 9, in the National Archery in the Schools Program.  The Eastern Nationals took place at Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville.  […]

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Teens’ art takes over galleries

Northeastern, Seton Catholic and Richmond students took home this year’s top prizes in an art show featuring works from teens all over the county. Works by students from Lincoln, Hagerstown and Centerville high schools also are represented in Richmond Art Museum’s 18th annual All Wayne County High School Art Exhibition.   The exhibit, which features sculptures, […]

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2024 primary election results

Wayne County’s Republican voters nominated candidates for judge, commissioner, clerk of courts, treasurer and coroner, along with various state and federal offices, in the 2024 primary election held today. Ronald J. “Ron” Moore won the primary race for Superior Court 1 judge with 3,000 votes, or 48%, defeating J. Clayton Miller (1,858 votes) and Austin […]

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Civic theater season concludes with comedy

Hilarity, mayhem and jazz hands are part of “Something Rotten!” at Richmond Civic Theatre.  The comedy, rated PG-13, opens May 9 and ends May 18.  Theater staff say William Shakespeare is London’s hottest playwright, much to the chagrin of his unsuccessful rival, Nick Bottom.  With his marriage and career in jeopardy, Nick needs his next […]