BARBOURSVILLE — PROACT will host its inaugural Race Toward Recovery, presented by Mosaic Group, at 8 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 15, at Barboursville Park.
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HUNTINGTON — The community transmission level of COVID-19 has dropped to “medium” for some counties in the region.
HUNTINGTON — The number of active cases of COVID-19 in West Virginia dropped below 2,000 last week.
HUNTINGTON — More than 40 deaths related to COVID-19 were reported across West Virginia last week.
HUNTINGTON — Bigger-than-life puppets going head to head in action scenes will take audiences on a wild ride of the imagination when the Marshall School of Theatre and Dance presents the dramatic and comedic play “She Kills Monsters.”
For Charessa Wilkinson, every day really is Halloween. Wilkinson owns I Scream Sundae, a Halloween-themed ice cream shop serving up frightfully good milkshakes themed after some of the most famous monster movies in history.
GOSPEL: Fifth Avenue Freewill Baptist Church in Guyandotte hosts a benefit gospel sing and hot dog sale from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, at the church. Singers include Crossroads Generations, His Singing Servant, Ed Caldwell and Linda Caldwell.
HUNTINGTON — Marshall football coach Charles Huff said a break in the day-to-day routine came at good time for his team, coming off a 28-7 win over Gardner-Webb with a lengthy break before its next game after playing five consecutive weeks and three games on the road.
Anticipation for Ironton’s high school football game with Coal Grove might be as high as it’s ever been.
The score was bad enough.
The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals on Tuesday heard oral arguments in a case challenging the Hope scholarship program, which allows parents to use money from the state to help pay for private school tuition or for homeschooling expenses.
HUNTINGTON — On Tuesday, the Huntington Regional Chamber of Commerce conducted a ribbon cutting for The Shala, located at 412 8th St. in Huntington.
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