CHARLESTON — While a nationwide shortage of snowplow drivers has been reported, West Virginia Department of Transportation officials say it’s not affecting the state.
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- Nationwide shortage of snowplow drivers having no effect in West Virginia, official says
- Marshall students to receive additional COVID-19 relief funding
- Kentucky singer/songwriter Abby Hamilton performing at Clay Center on Friday
- Ashland man indicted on murder charge
- Capito wants to help Huntington manufacturer secure defense funding
- Nationwide shortage of snowplow drivers having no effect in West Virginia, official says
- Marshall students to receive additional COVID-19 relief funding
- Kentucky singer/songwriter Abby Hamilton performing at Clay Center on Friday
- Ashland man indicted on murder charge
- Capito wants to help Huntington manufacturer secure defense funding
- Photos: Hurricane vs. Cabell Midland, girls basketball
- New virus deaths include three from Cabell County
HUNTINGTON — The PAAC COVID-19 Surge Testing team will host a free COVID-19 testing, booster and vaccine clinic from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Jan. 28, at the A.D. Lewis Community Center in Huntington. All testing and vaccinations will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis.
HUNTINGTON — Cabell County has recorded three more deaths related to COVID-19.
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Coming off another record week of new COVID-19 cases, Kentucky’s surge from the fast-moving omicron variant could be close to reaching a peak, state officials said Monday.
HUNTINGTON — The Stanley Brothers were a bedrock part of the early growth of the bluegrass genre.
It’s a little hard for me to believe, but February is just around the corner. And no one is more excited about that than NBC, who has a lot of great stuff debuting next month.
HUNTINGTON — As the pandemic continues to evolve and the city, region and nation respond, safely attending and supporting live events benefits everyone. Here is what is going on in the Tri-State in the coming week.
HUNTINGTON — After a one-year scale-down, the annual WSAZ Invitational wrestling tournament is back Friday and Saturday at Mountain Health Arena.
There is no percentage in losing with seniors.
Marshall's women's basketball team faces a tough task this week when they hit the road to take on two prime Conference USA contenders in Middle Tennessee and UAB. The road trip starts with Thursday's 7 p.m. contest against the Blue Raiders at Murphy Center.
West Virginia’s emergency medical service agencies are having a hard time recruiting people to be EMTs and paramedics. It’s not a new problem, but it’s gotten worse.
The Human Bean, a drive-thru specialty coffee and premium beverages establishment, hosted a soft opening last week at its new dual drive-thru at Pea Ridge Plaza on U.S. 60 near Barboursville.
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