HUNTINGTON — An assistant professor of biomedical sciences at Marshall University was awarded a Research Project Grant by the National Institutes of Health.
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HUNTINGTON — Nearly 700,000 people in West Virginia have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
CHARLESTON — West Virginia followed new federal guidance in excluding fully vaccinated people Friday from the statewide mask mandate.
CHARLESTON — Anna Sale has created a career out of getting people to talk about some of their most difficult moments, so it only seems fair that in the West Virginia native’s debut book, “Let’s Talk About Hard Things,” she dives into some of hers.
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HUNTINGTON — Sam Clay rolled a perfect game Saturday in the Huntington USBC Junior City Tournament at Strike Zone Bowling Center. The 300 came in game two. He started with a 230 and closed with a 237 for a 767 series.
CHARLESTON — Could there be another significant change coming for high school basketball in West Virginia?
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Maybe there’s something in the water, because there’s no simple explanation for the new business boom this part of West Virginia has experienced over the past 14 months. The growth rate is exponentially higher when compared to the rest of the state.
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