Julie Greene

Hagerstown

News Reporter, Journalist, Staff Writer at Hagerstown Herald-Mail

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Articles

U.S. 40 bridge in Western Maryland closing for over a year: What to know

1 week ago | heraldmailmedia.com | Julie Greene

The U.S. 40 bridge over Conococheague Creek will close for over a year starting June 23 for a $22.4 million rehabilitation project. The bridge, built in 1936, will be partially rebuilt while preserving its historical design. Detours will be in place, and local roads have been improved to handle increased traffic. Emergency services have adjusted response plans to minimize delays during the closure.
PHOTOS: Historic Conococheague Creek bridges in Washington County, Maryland

1 week ago | heraldmailmedia.com | Julie Greene

Julie E. GreeneThe historic open-spandrel concrete arch U.S. 40 bridge over the Conococheague Creek, west of Hagerstown, on April 17, 2025. The two-year rehabilitation project includes replacing the bridge above the arch, including the concrete support columns. Julie Greene/The Herald-MailThe historic open-spandrel concrete arch U.S. 40 bridge over the Conococheague Creek, west of Hagerstown, on April 17, 2025.
2025 Juneteenth events in Hagerstown, Halfway, Shippensburg will celebrate freedom

1 week ago | heraldmailmedia.com | Julie Greene

Multiple Juneteenth events are planned in Hagerstown, Maryland, and Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, from June 17-22. Events include a celebration at Shippensburg University, a ceremony at Halfway African American Cemetery, and a masquerade ball at the Cortland Mansion. The Doleman Black Heritage Museum is hosting several events, including a praise and worship service, a Celebration of Survival, and a new exhibit unveiling.
Who is Langley Dean? Hagerstown officer previously recognized as saving 4 lives

1 week ago | heraldmailmedia.com | Julie Greene

Hagerstown Police K9 Officer Langley Dean was shot while responding to a domestic violence call. Dean, a 19-year veteran, was injured by a shotgun and required surgery but is expected to recover. Dean is a decorated officer, recognized for saving multiple lives throughout his career. The Hagerstown Police K9 Officer shot responding to a domestic violence call on the North End had been recognized previously on multiple occasions for saving at least four lives.
Who is Langley Dean? Hagerstown officer previously recognized as saving 4 lives

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Julie Greene

The Hagerstown Police K9 Officer shot responding to a domestic violence call on the North End had been recognized previously on multiple occasions for saving at least four lives. Langley Dean is a 19-year veteran of the Hagerstown Police Department, according to Hagerstown Police Lt. Rebecca Fetchu. Dean was recovering from his surgery at Meritus Medical Center near Hagerstown by the late morning June 12, when the barricade situation was still hours from being resolved.
Hagerstown Police at barricade situation; officer recovering from surgery after shot

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Julie Greene

Hagerstown Police were at a barricade situation in the city's North End the morning of Thursday, June 12, with one of their officers recovering from surgery after being shot during the incident, Lt. Rebecca Fetchu said. Fetchu, the department's public information officer, said around 11 a.m. that no one else had been shot in the incident. The barricade situation in the 700 block of Forest Drive was still going on in the late morning, with the Washington County Special Response Team on scene.
Miss Maryland and Miss Maryland Teen pageants start June 18

1 week ago | heraldmailmedia.com | Julie Greene

The 2025 Miss Maryland and Miss Maryland Teen competitions will be held June 18-21 at The Maryland Theatre in Hagerstown. Preliminary competitions will occur on June 18 and 19, with finals on June 20 (Teen) and 21 (Miss). Free public events include a sign-in ceremony on June 16, a Red Carpet event on June 19, and a Signature & Selfies Session on June 21. The 2025 Miss Maryland and Miss Maryland Teen competitions will take place June 18-21 at The Maryland Theatre in downtown Hagerstown.
Miss Maryland and Miss Maryland Teen pageants start June 18

1 week ago | publicopiniononline.com | Julie Greene

The 2025 Miss Maryland and Miss Maryland Teen competitions will be held June 18-21 at The Maryland Theatre in Hagerstown. Preliminary competitions will occur on June 18 and 19, with finals on June 20 (Teen) and 21 (Miss). Free public events include a sign-in ceremony on June 16, a Red Carpet event on June 19, and a Signature & Selfies Session on June 21. The 2025 Miss Maryland and Miss Maryland Teen competitions will take place June 18-21 at The Maryland Theatre in downtown Hagerstown.
Contestants for 2025 Miss Maryland and Miss Maryland Teen competitions

1 week ago | heraldmailmedia.com | Julie Greene

Julie E. Greene2025 Miss Baltimore Kaila-Elle Miles, 20, of Owings Mills, Maryland. Her community service initiative is SHIFT Your Mindset: How Social Media and Screen Time Affect Your Health. Her talent is vocal. Provided By Provided By Miss Maryland Competition And Ronnie Nettles2025 Miss Bethesda Taylor James, 22, of Columbia, Maryland. Her community service initiative is E3: Self-Determination Through Educational, Environmental, and Economic Justice. Her talent is modern dance.
Where are No Kings rallies on June 14 in Hagerstown, Chambersburg, Martinsburg and more?

1 week ago | heraldmailmedia.com | Julie Greene

Over 1,500 rallies are planned nationwide for June 14th as part of the "No Kings Day of Defiance". The protests are in response to President Trump's military parade and birthday celebration, estimated to cost $40 million. Rallies are scheduled in Hagerstown, Chambersburg, and several West Virginia locations. The protests are planned to be non-violent.