CHARLESTON— Applications are open for extended unemployment benefits in West Virginia.
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- Lost Huntington: Van Zandt Supply
- Workforce WV accepting applications for extended unemployment benefits
- Huntington receives millions in CARES Act funds, residents could see continued fee and tax relief
- Police roundup: Wanton endangerment, battery among HPD responses this weekend
- Cabell teacher among 5 in the running for WV Teacher of the Year
- Lost Huntington: Van Zandt Supply
- Workforce WV accepting applications for extended unemployment benefits
- Huntington receives millions in CARES Act funds, residents could see continued fee and tax relief
- Police roundup: Wanton endangerment, battery among HPD responses this weekend
- Cabell teacher among 5 in the running for WV Teacher of the Year
- Marshall University works on projects to curb COVID-19 spread
- United Way, AEP Foundation distribute masks in central WV
West Virginia should take a “cautious” and “prudent” approach to using federal CARES Act funds for highways construction and repairs, given the risk the U.S. Treasury could rule the projects are non-permissible uses of the funds and require the state to repay the money.
CHARLESTON— Applications are open for extended unemployment benefits in West Virginia.
HUNTINGTON — The city of Huntington will receive nearly $4 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act funds as reimbursement for expenses during the early months of the pandemic.
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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 348th in a series of articles recalling vanished Huntington scenes.
ASHLAND — David K. Farley, of Ashland, has published “From the Other Side of the Tracks: Stories From Off the Main Lines, Volume One,” a book about railroading that is filled with his uncommon, unique experiences.
LESAGE — Dick Spencer, 84, of Barboursville shot 74 in a round of golf Monday at the Riviera Country Club.
When Harley Paynter reopened her recruiting, she didn’t realize the door would be so wide.
HUNTINGTON — If high school football is played in West Virginia this fall, fans will notice several differences in the way teams operate.
The novel coronavirus has been the big story of 2020, and it’s nowhere near over.
CHESAPEAKE, Ohio — When Mackenzie Buchanan was a little girl playing with her dolls, she imagined creative business scenarios.
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