HUNTINGTON — There have been many events delayed over the past two years because of COVID-19, and this weekend marks the return of the Biennial Juried Arts Exhibition after a four-year absence.
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HUNTINGTON — There have been many events delayed over the past two years because of COVID-19, and this weekend marks the return of the Biennial Juried Arts Exhibition after a four-year absence.
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“Humidity notwithstanding, summer seems to bring out the best of Cincinnati.” — Bill Dedman
ASHLAND — One day made a big difference in the 64th District softball championship game between Ashland and Boyd County.
ROME TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Blake Trevathan was just short of perfect, but plenty good enough.
CHARLESTON — Winfield doubled its pleasure — again — at the state track meet.
Four and a half years ago, people who drive Interstate 64 were promised a new interchange between Milton and Hurricane if voters approved a package of tax and fee increases. The new interchange was one of several Metro Valley projects listed in Gov. Jim Justice’s Roads to Prosperity plan.
NEW YORK — Kohl’s Corp. has cut its annual earnings and sales forecast as the department store chain joins a string of retailers stung with soaring inflation.
