HUNTINGTON — Members of the Huntington City Council approved a resolution “concerning the work stoppage at Special Metals.”
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FRANKFORT, Ky. — Coming off another record week of new COVID-19 cases, Kentucky’s surge from the fast-moving omicron variant could be close to reaching a peak, state officials said Monday.
CHARLESTON — State health officials on Monday again urged West Virginians to get vaccinated and boosted against COVID-19 as some hospitals are operating at “crisis standards of care” due to the increase in coronavirus patients and a lack of available staff.
HUNTINGTON — More than 5,200 new cases of COVID-19 were reported in West Virginia on Sunday as the pandemic continues.
HURRICANE, W.Va. — Quilt shops provide a place to socialize, to learn and, since the pandemic started, a spot to have access to materials for face masks.
HUNTINGTON — Members of the First Stage Theatre Company in Huntington gained national recognition earlier this month at the 2022 Junior Theater Festival in Atlanta, Georgia.
The holidays have left without a trace. Well, almost. Long after the decorations have come down, you still have debt hanging around.
HUNTINGTON — Starting at 145 pounds, Cabell Midland wrestlers put on quite a performance Monday night and turned the tide in their favor in its annual dual against rival Huntington High at the Archer-Lucas Gymnasium.
ASHLAND, Ky. — Russell took coach Mandy Layne’s halftime instructions seriously.
ROME TOWNSHIP, Ohio — It was business as usual on Monday for Tomi Hinkle and Bree Allen as the duo each scored 16 points to lead Fairland to a 58-20 girls basketball victory over Chesapeake and the team’s 11th Ohio Valley Conference of the season.
The Wall Street Journal published this editorial on Jan. 18:
DETROIT — Two organizations that influence many Americans’ automobile buying decisions will begin rating vehicles on how well they track behavior of motorists who use partially automated driver-assist systems.
