HUNTINGTON — Kentucky reported more than 700 new coronavirus cases and 15 additional virus-related deaths Friday, along with a slightly higher rate of positive cases.
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- Kentucky reports 714 COVID-19 cases, higher positivity rate
- Green-White Game shines spotlight on position battles
- Defense, Joyce lead Herd softball to 1-0 win over FAU
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HUNTINGTON — Kentucky reported more than 700 new coronavirus cases and 15 additional virus-related deaths Friday, along with a slightly higher rate of positive cases.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — More than $2 billion in federal aid to Ohio schools, businesses and renters is nearing final approval at the Ohio Statehouse, where both legislative chambers have now cleared the spending in some form.
HUNTINGTON — Kentucky has enough COVID-19 vaccine on hand to make big inroads toward achieving an inoculation benchmark tied to lifting capacity limits at most of its businesses and venues, Gov. Andy Beshear said Thursday.
“Because there’s nothing more beautiful than the way the ocean refuses to stop kissing the shoreline, no matter how many times it’s sent away.” — Sarah Kay
Though cooking and preparing meals can be a highly personal and intimate work of art — or love, as I like to describe it — pleasing the palate of others requires the one who labors to reach far into the abyss of research if one’s goal is to impress and make the ones you love well, feel loved.
HUNTINGTON — Opening its doors in 2017, the Camden Corner convenience store also features an award-winning selection of fried chicken, doughnuts and an in-house deli.
LOGAN – The Logan High School girls' basketball team was out to prove that March 8 was no fluke.
Former Marshall football players returned to Huntington to visit old teammates while raising funds for renovations to the Shewey Building during the Thundering Lanes Bowl-A-Thon on Friday at Strike Zone Bowling Center.
Saturday's Green-White Game will shine the spotlight on several key position battles for Marshall football heading into the summer, including at linebacker and running back where the Herd lost all-league performers from 2020.
The statue of Confederate Gen. Stonewall Jackson on the state Capitol grounds will remain where it is for now, but the debate over its future will continue.
NEW YORK — Newly vaccinated and armed with $1,400 stimulus checks, Americans went on a spending spree last month, buying new clothes and going out to eat again.
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