The Herald-Dispatch Health Revolution RSS 2013-05-25T14:43:25-04:00 urn:uuid:e1ab1e86-3ca5-438c-8dd9-6b0e7dbc6631 Original content available for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons license (Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported), except where noted. Task force to help residents meet healthier goals in 2012 BETH HENDRICKS http://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/2011+1229_90day 2011-12-29T14:36:35-05:00 <p> HUNTINGTON -- The start of a new year brings a whole new crop of people looking to get healthier and lose weight. The Huntington Health Revolution Task Force hopes to make that journey a little easier.</p> Huntington Health Revolution to present $5,700 check to PATH at Fit Fest 2011/The Herald-Dispatch urn:uuid:d672eb09-b87d-4f70-94de-edb115d7ea45 2011-09-11T12:45:30-04:00 <p> &#160;HUNTINGTON &#8212;&#160; The Huntington Health Revolution will be presenting to check for $5,700, to the Paul Ambrose Trail for Health on Sunday, Sept. 11 during the Opening Ceremony of Fit Fest which will be held at Ritter Park.&#160;</p> Healthy Day in Huntington marks end of 90-day challenge with fun, food BETH HENDRICKS urn:uuid:c1411812-945b-4596-b861-19de186d4a37 2011-04-03T00:00:00-04:00 <p> If you give a man a head of broccoli, you feed him for a day. Give a man seeds and teach him to grow his own broccoli, and you can feed him year-round.</p> Pullman Square to host 5K and healthy food fest on Saturday 2011/The Herald-Dispatch urn:uuid:3a356c5c-997f-469c-84c6-2cf29d7f224e 2011-03-31T14:30:41-04:00 <p> <br /> The day begins with a 5K walk/race that will begin behind Pullman Square at 9 a.m.&#160; A Healthy Food Festival will begin at 10 a.m. and run until 2 p.m.&#160; The Food Festival will be held in the 900 block of Third Avenue and in Pullman Square.</p> Huntington Health Revolution calling for a 90-Day Challenge 2010/The Herald-Dispatch urn:uuid:2de1805d-81dc-4e65-8826-9cc66374bac5 2011-01-02T13:16:09-05:00 <p> The Huntington Health Revolution is calling for another 90 Day Challenge beginning on January 2.</p> New 90-day challenge to kick off 2011 BETH HENDRICKS http://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/2010+1231_90day 2010-12-31T17:23:49-05:00 <p> HUNTINGTON -- A new year calls for a new challenge, and that is just what Ebenezer Medical Outreach&#39;s Yvonne Jones has planned -- a new, 90-day challenge to help usher in a healthier and happier 2011. The challenge begins the week of Jan. 2 and will conclude Saturday, April 2, with a walk/race and health food festival at Pullman Square.</p> 90-Day Health Challenge wraps up with 5K run, walk BILL ROSENBERGER http://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/2010+0829_walk 2010-08-29T07:50:36-04:00 <p> HUNTINGTON -- The 8th annual Cabell-Wayne Association of the Blind 5K Run and Walk on Saturday morning at Ritter Park signified the completion of the 90-day health challenge.</p> Small changes yield big loss BETH HENDRICKS http://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/2010+0711_revolution 2010-07-11T08:08:58-04:00 <p> When Shannon Murray heard about Huntington&#39;s Health Revolution beginning in early June, she knew she wanted to be on board. Since June, Murray has shed 30 pounds off her 5-foot, 6-inch frame and it came at just the right time.</p> Community challenged to make lifestyle changes BETH HENDRICKS http://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/2010+0530_revolution 2010-05-29T22:55:43-04:00 <p> Ninety days of baby steps could result in a giant leap forward in your health this summer. Huntington&#39;s Health Revolution is challenging Tri-State residents to subtract a sugary drink from their diet, play a game of kickball for 30 minutes and other activities designed to create small changes that will lead to better physical, mental, spiritual and emotional well-being.</p> Take the 90-Day Health Revolution Challenge The Herald-Dispatch urn:uuid:e3e52117-1837-461e-83f3-7464435b946a 2010-05-27T15:45:55-04:00 <p> The Huntington Health Revolution is a 90-Day Challenge that is a lifestyle change plan for parents to guide their children, spouses to motivate each other and loved ones and friends to work together for improved health.&#160;</p> Area communities making good use of urban gardening opportunities DAVE LAVENDER http://www.herald-dispatch.com/life/2010+0523_SUN+LIFE 2010-05-23T00:00:00-04:00 <p> HUNTINGTON -- About 50 feet from where cars whiz by on Hal Greer Boulevard, Alexandria Goswami peered out at the colorful wonderland of gardens at the Barnett Center, then up at another threatening gray sky and got planting broccoli with a purpose last Sunday afternoon.</p>