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WAYNE -- A special meeting of the Wayne County Board of Education scheduled for Monday, May 20, has been canceled, JoAnn Hurley, school board president, said Saturday.
Here are restaurant inspections recently performed by the Cabell-Huntington Health Department. The list is sorted by critical violations. The restaurant is listed first, followed by its address, the noncritical violations, the critical violations and any remarks. View a searchable database at www.herald-dispatch.com. Click on News, then Data Library, then Restaurant Inspections.
WAYNE -- A special meeting of the Wayne County Board of Education scheduled for Monday, May 20, has been canceled, JoAnn Hurley, school board president, said Saturday.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Less than 10 months after three tickets split a world-record lottery prize, the jackpot for Saturday’s Powerball drawing was nearing historic territory once again.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A Canadian man is accused of stalking and harassing the family of Academy Award-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence and is awaiting a July 23 trial date in the Jefferson County jail.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A Humvee carrying six Navy SEALs and two other sailors overturned during a training exercise at Fort Knox in Kentucky, killing one of the SEALs and injuring the others, military officials said Friday.
BARBOURSVILLE — Two men were booked into the Western Regional Jail in Barboursville early Saturday morning.
HUNTINGTON -- This weekend's weather will include scattered showers and storms with highs around 80.
DES MOINES, Iowa -- Powerball officials say the jackpot has climbed to an estimated $600 million, making it the largest prize in the game's history and the world's second largest lottery prize.
HUNTINGTON -- The Con Men, a barbershop-style quartet associated with Capital University in Ohio, will perform at the Thundertones Chorus spring show at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 18, at the Barboursville Middle School Auditorium, 1600 Central Ave. in Barboursville.
HUNTINGTON -- The Westmoreland Neighborhood Association will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday, May 20, at the Westmoreland Woman's Club, 2962 Bradley Road, behind the Camden Road United Bank.
Four arrested on felony drug possession charges
CULLODEN -- Four people were arrested Friday morning as a result of a year-long investigation by Cabell County Sheriff's Deputies, Sheriff Tom McComas said.
HUNTINGTON -- Medical issues have once again led to the resignation of Cabell County Magistrate Patty Verbage-Spence, according to a press release issued Friday by Cabell's Chief Circuit Judge Paul T. Farrell.
The following information was provided by reports filed with the Huntington Police Department:
Altizer home damaged in fire
HUNTINGTON -- A home at 5011 Altizer Ave. was severely damaged by fire late Friday morning, said Capt. Andrew Frazier of the Barboursville Volunteer Fire Department.
Church integrates origami into Pentecost remembrance
HUNTINGTON -- For St. John's Episcopal Church of Huntington, stringing up nearly 450 origami doves in celebration of Pentecost looks like a great idea on paper. The church will mark the Holy Spirit's arrival with visual art for the first time, which includes the paper birds flocking above the sanctuary by the hundreds.
VA dedicates new Women's Health Clinic
HUNTINGTON -- Calling it a proactive approach to the unique health care needs of female veterans, VA Medical Center Director Edward Seiler welcomed staff, veterans, and state and local leaders to the dedication ceremony for the medical center's new Women's Health Clinic.
Hospital recognizes EMS workers, gives flights
HUNTINGTON -- Cabell Huntington Hospital honored a special group of workers Friday with a sky-high celebration.
Grace Christian School hosts graduation
Twenty-eight young men and women and their families gathered in the Grace Gospel Church Auditorium on Friday evening for Grace Christian School's commencement exercises.
WAYNE, W.Va. — Custodians at Wayne High School discovered thousands of dollars of damage Friday morning, including broken windows, floors doused with vegetable and motor oil, and deer intestines and urine scattered throughout school property, and graduating seniors are the lead suspects.
A record commencement
HUNTINGTON — The line of students waiting to receive their diplomas from Mountwest Community and Technical College was the longest it's ever been as a record number of students graduated Friday.
Most charges dropped in theft, pursuit
HUNTINGTON — Nineteen charges related to a series of tire thefts that triggered a high-speed chase through Huntington in December have been dismissed.
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