IRONTON — Lawrence County taxpayers paid $14.1 million in second-half taxes, according to County Treasurer Steve Burcham.
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- Wednesday night obituary update
- County treasurer reports taxes up for Lawrence County in 2020
- Economic crisis in Kentucky has workers, businesses furious with McConnell
- West Virginia online unclaimed property auctions continue
- Boone County Family Treatment Court celebrates inaugural graduation ceremony
- City Council approves body camera purchase for Huntington police
- Police roundup: Burglary, battery listed among HPD incident reports
The parade of cars honked incessantly as they crawled past the federal courthouse on West Broadway, their message clear to anyone who bothered to steal a glance at their signs outside.
CHARLESTON — A North Carolina egg supplier unlawfully drove up the cost of eggs at grocery stores throughout West Virginia during the height of the coronavirus shutdown in March and April, according to a lawsuit filed by the West Virginia Attorney General’s Office.
Huntington Museum of Art cancels Hilltop Book Sale
I’ve hesitated to write about the effect COVID-19 is having on the world of television. After all, worrying about TV shows while so many people are getting sick and even dying just seemed completely disrespectful.
HUNTINGTON — First opening its doors in 2012, Backyard Pizza & Raw Bar prides itself on providing some of Huntington’s best pizza and seafood as well as an assortment of fine craft beers.
BOOK: A new book, “Dolly Parton, Songteller: My Life in Lyrics,” will explore the country icon’s vast musical catalog. The new book, which was written with Robert K. Oermann, will be released on Nov. 17 via Chronicle Books. In addition, Dolly will deliver an audio version of the book via RBm…
ONA — Thomas Bailey remained unbeaten for the season at Ona Speedway Saturday when he won the 20-lap Crazy Compact feature on Geer Brothers Body Shop Night.
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio — The Mid-South Conference postponed fall sports seasons to spring, but MSC member Shawnee State University hopes to play anyway.
All eyes are focused on college football’s debate over whether or not to have a 2020 season.
HUNTINGTON — Marquee Cinemas has planned another reopening after temporarily closing its movie theaters at the end of June.
Some people can take the middle-of-the-road approach to the COVID-19 virus. Some can’t. College presidents are in that second group.
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