Through Monday, Feb. 1, several groups are collecting new and gently used coats, hats, scarves and gloves for West Virginians in need.
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- Half of interstate bridge project in Ceredo complete
- Biden environmental moves quickly show tension between WV environmental, energy transition advocates and GOP congressional leaders
- Kentucky to study warrant process after Taylor shooting
- 2 in 5 Americans live where COVID-19 strains hospital ICUs
- Do you plan to watch the Huntington-filmed streaming series "Normal for Now" on Amazon Prime?
- Biden environmental moves quickly show tension between WV environmental, energy transition advocates and GOP congressional leaders
- Kentucky to study warrant process after Taylor shooting
- 2 in 5 Americans live where COVID-19 strains hospital ICUs
- 23 deaths added to WV COVID-19 total
- Photos: People spend time at Lake William
- Kentucky State Police ask for help in identifying body
- High-tech indoor farmer AppHarvest starts shipping tomatoes
HUNTINGTON — Twenty-three COVID-19 deaths were reported in West Virginia on Sunday, according to the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources (DHHR). The patients’ ages ranged from 54 to 96.
CHARLESTON — A new vaccine registration system is scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. Monday in West Virginia.
HUNTINGTON — A Cabell County woman was among the 17 COVID-19 deaths reported in West Virginia on Saturday.
American intellectual Mason Cooley famously said, “Reading gives us someplace to go when we have to stay where we are.”
Dan Chandler was 7 years old the first time he went through his father’s scrapbook of old Army pictures. Those photos created a desire for the military that would alter Chandler’s life for four decades of flying.
Christopher Manske with his new book, “The Prepared Investor,” has given us a practical roadmap of how to prepare, plan and execute for the next crisis that can and will affect our financial independence.
CENTENARY, Ohio — Maddie Ward scored 13 points, seven in the decisive fourth quarter, to help Chesapeake pull away for a 37-30 victory over Gallia Academy Saturday in girls high school basketball.
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ road magic have them heading home to the Super Bowl, the first team to play in one on their home field.
Just like No. 14 West Virginia, which ended a two-week span of no games on Saturday with a 69-47 win at Kansas State, No. 12 Texas Tech will end its own game drought with a trip to Morgantown for a Big Monday showdown on ESPN. The game will tip at 9 p.m.
The Los Angeles Times published this editorial on Jan. 20:
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- Photos: Drive-thru COVID-19 vaccination clinic
- Photos: LesMills BodyCombat course at The Rec
- Photos: Day of Service
- Photos: Girl's High School Basketball, Ashland vs. Morgan County
- Photos: South Point vs. Gallia Academy, boys basketball
- Photos: Marshall University students return to residence halls
- Photos: Marshall vs. FIU, women's basketball
- Photos: Boy's High School Basketball, Ashland vs Robertson County
- Photos: People spend time at Lake William
- Photos: Chesapeake vs. Coal Grove, girls basketball
