IRONTON — Community Hospice is offering a new community grief support group, “What Does It Mean to be a Suicide Survivor.” The group is focused to family and friends who have lost a loved one by suicide. The four-week group will be offered in the Ironton office from 3:30-5 p.m. Mondays begin…
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- Huntington-born pianist releases third album
- JB-Nets to expand broadband service in Lawrence, Gallia counties
- Park district leads visitors on walking tours through Spring Hill Cemetery
- West Virginia American Water continues to seek purchase of Milton's water assets
- WV Supreme Court hears arguments in school voucher case
- Huntington-born pianist releases third album
- JB-Nets to expand broadband service in Lawrence, Gallia counties
- Police roundup: Hurricane man charged with attempted second-degree murder
- Safe Trick or Treat to return to Huntington on Halloween
- Inmates at South Central jail treated for overdoses
- Appalachian Power, Wheeling Power defend $297 million fuel cost increase request on top of other rate hikes at PSC hearing
- Photos: Giant pumpkins unloaded at Hatcher's Greenhouse
HUNTINGTON — The community transmission level of COVID-19 has dropped to “medium” for some counties in the region.
HUNTINGTON — The number of active cases of COVID-19 in West Virginia dropped below 2,000 last week.
HUNTINGTON — More than 40 deaths related to COVID-19 were reported across West Virginia last week.
Wearing his dad’s cufflinks, he stepped into the birthplace of the Beatles “Abbey Road” album and let the 88 keys of the Steinway concert grand piano bring all of the melodies in his head to life.
When a TV show touts a two-time Academy Award winner as its star, you expect it to be something worth that star’s time. “Alaska Daily,” is not only worth it to Hilary Swank, it’s worth your time too as the new ABC drama brings us the best pilot I’ve seen this fall.
MEET: The last quarterly meeting of the year for Southside Neighborhood Organization begins at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 6, at Phil Cline YMCA’s Child Care Center Movie Room, 917 9th St. A speaker from Solar Holler shares information about the club’s collaboration. Committees — hospitality, memb…
HUNTINGTON — The No. 6 Marshall men’s soccer team never got to the point where it played the kind of game it’s comfortable with, but still came away with a 3-1 win over Robert Morris on Tuesday evening at Hoops Family Field in Huntington in front of 1,059 fans.
HUNTINGTON — Spring Valley will take a No. 1 rating into its highly anticipated high school football game at No. 8 Cabell Midland Friday night.
HUNTINGTON — For the first time in a decade, Woodrow Wilson vs. Huntington High football has potential to be at least somewhat interesting.
This editorial was published in the Charleston Gazette-Mail on Tuesday, Oct. 4:
HUNTINGTON — A large number of social entrepreneurs and those interested in learning about social enterprising gathered for the Appalachian Social Enterprise Summit at Marshall University on Tuesday.
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