The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, July 18, 1996

• BIRTHS - SUFFOLK
• SUFFOLK CRIME REPORT
• PROGRAM HELPS STUDENT FIND CAREER PATH
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - SUFFOLK
• A COMMUNITY SHAKEN TO ITS ROOTS . . . THE RESIDENTS OF THE MOONEFIELD SUBDIVISION IN SMITHFIELD, WHERE A TORNADO STRUCK FRIDAY NIGHT, BEMOAN THE LOSS OF CENTURY-OLD TREES. BUT THEY ALSO ARE RELIEVED THAT TREE LIMBS, NOT LIVES, WERE LOST.
• CONCERT TONIGHT TO HONOR `JUNIE' LANCASTER
• ACOUSTICAL AND COUNTRY MUSICIAN PREFERS PERFORMING OVER TALKING
• SCHOOL OFFICIAL RETAINS LAW FIRM IN SUIT ON TIMING OF GIRLS SPORTS
• THE LONG WAY AROUND THIS FOOT TAKES EXTRA HALF-MILE OF TRAVEL
• HOPEFUL RECEIVER HEADS TO JAGUARS' CAMP TERRENCE WARREN STILL SEEKS AN NFL HOME THREE YEARS AFTER BEING DRAFTED.
• COVER STORY: PICKIN' AND GRINNIN' ONCE A MONTH, BLUEGRASS LOVERS JAM KNOX AUTOMOTIVE BODY SHOP IN CARROLLTON FOR A FREE SHOW. BUT THIS MONTH WAS SPECIAL - OLD-TIMERS WHO BROUGHT THE MUSIC TO THE AREA YEARS AGO GOT TOGETHER TO FIDDLE AROUND AGAIN.
• VISIT TO GREECE AND TURKEY HELPS PASTOR SAVOR HOME ALL THE MORE