MILTON — A man is in critical condition after being shot in the face and chest while returning children to his ex-wife in Milton, according to the Cabell County sheriff.
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CHARLESTON — West Virginia’s Senate president compared the U.S. government’s COVID-19 vaccine regulation for companies to Nazi Germany as the Republican-controlled Senate narrowly passed a bill Tuesday to limit employers in their ability to require workers to be vaccinated against the virus.
WINFIELD, W.Va. — A West Virginia teachers union is suing a county board of education over its COVID-19 policies.
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky’s governor on Monday strongly urged school boards to maintain their pandemic-related mask mandates, warning that relaxing the requirements would jeopardize recent declines statewide in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.
HUNTINGTON — Amateur models and designers from throughout West Virginia will be highlighting their unique outfits made from recyclable materials during the 19th annual ReFashion Show — this year at a new venue.
CHARLESTON — The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history. To read more, go to e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia at www.wvencyclopedia.org.
Editor’s Note: This is the 414th in a series of articles recalling vanished Huntington scenes.
HUNTINGTON — Agustin Iusem can now be found in the Marshall soccer stats.
As I peered out my office window this week, I could see leaves dropping from their summertime perches high in the trees. I could also see squirrels burying their cache of acorns across the yard — a sure indication that harvest time is near and winter is indeed coming.
HURRICANE, W.Va. — Hurricane has taken a turn for the better.
Christopher Holmes started feeling sick in early June. He went into the hospital with COVID-19 on June 14, and remained there for 80 grueling days.
Iron Saints Athletic Systems owner and trainer Sammy Sebok said moving thousands of pounds in equipment to a new business location wasn’t a bad thing.
“We are growing, and we outgrew our old spot,” he said. “It was time and we needed more space.”
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