HUNTINGTON — A bond of $100,000 cash only was set for a local teenager after he was accused of stabbing two women along 29th Street in Huntington early Wednesday morning.
The one thing that always comes with holiday craziness? House guests — or at least, that’s the case over here.
Your Weekend
The weather has grown cold and the dark night comes earlier in the evening these days, but that is when the season’s festivities add luster and light and fun to our surroundings. Thanksgiving Day is nearly upon us and Christmas is in the air, and two holiday traditions in the Tri-State are a…
HURRICANE, W.Va. — There’s a new coffee shop in Hurricane that’s brewing up more than just a good cup of joe. Located in the former home of the original Books and Brews, Drip’s Cafe on Main serves up custom-made sandwiches and salads as well as a different dinner special on weekdays.
Town Mountain makes its return to the Tri-State this weekend with another raucous show at the V Club on Saturday. Known as the purveyors of swagger-grass, a version of bluegrass music that stays true to the original intent of the genre while adding in a honky tonk groove to it, the band’s sh…
SOPHOMORE ALBUM: Luke Combs’ highly anticipated sophomore album, “What You See Is What You Get,” debuted at No. 1 on the all-genre Billboard 200 chart this week. The new album, which dropped on Nov. 8, moved 172,000 equivalent units, according to Nielsen Music.
NEW YORK — There’s more trouble for the nation’s malls heading into the crucial holiday shopping season.
Stocks closed modestly lower on Wall Street Thursday after a mostly listless day of trading handed the market its third straight drop.
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The mayor of Pittsburgh isn’t happy that Shell Chemical is building an ethane cracker plant in a neighboring county to take advantage of the booming natural gas extraction industry in northern Appalachia. He’s not jealous that the plant is being built in Monaca and not in Pittsburgh. No, he …
CHARLESTON — The long-awaited West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission reclassification numbers for the 2020-2021 through 2023-2024 school years were released on Thursday night, with several schools on the move.
For 2020-2021 through 2023-2024
