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HUNTINGTON - Police are searching for a male suspect who allegedly stabbed another man outside of a homeless shelter on 4th Avenue in downtown Huntington on Thursday.
Let’s make a stew! You can make a stew out of anything, and for this chicken-centric, California take on the classic chicken stew, you don’t need much time to bring this lovely dish to the table.
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HUNTINGTON — When summertime gets closer to its end and the last of the warm winds blow in over the mighty Ohio River, that is when downtown Huntington comes alive with the 36th annual Chilifest and the West Virginia State Chili Championship.
CHARLESTON - There's no shortage of great burgers in the Tri-State, but one Charleston pub offers one that's truly gonzo.
Pick up a copy of all the other fall TV previews out there, and you'll see a lot of shows from cable channels and streaming services. But for me, the new fall TV season has always been and should always be about the broadcast networks. So that's where I keep my focus.
Come on down to Heritage Farms for this year's Mountain Games on Saturday, Sep. 21, and claim your heritage doing the things your great grandparents did to survive the hot summers and cold winters in the mountains and hollers of West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio.
CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — Another company says it wants to buy two idle Wyoming coal mines.
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Bluestone Resources Inc. announced this week that improved market conditions will allow it to reopen the Pinnacle Preparation Plant in Wyoming County, West Virginia, and rehire many of the impacted workers.
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West Virginia Senate President Mitch Carmichael, R-Jackson
IRONTON - If Ironton High School's football team were a rock band, the 2019 season would be its comeback tour.
The Fighting Tigers (3-0), No. 2 in Division V the Ohio High School Athletic Association computer rankings, visit Ashland at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Putnam Stadium. Ironton will try to break a four-game losing streak to the Tomcats (3-1), fifth-ranked in Kentucky Class AAA.
MORGANTOWN - Briason Mays had been waiting, patiently, for a chance to show off what he can do on the football field for West Virginia University.
