HUNTINGTON - Aside from everything else on a person's mind when they or a loved one are admitted to the hospital, meeting basic needs like meals, laundry and a place to stay - often far from home - can quickly compound an already stressful moment in life.
HUNTINGTON - Ariel the mermaid has made it to the world above at Huntington's Ritter Park Amphitheater.
If that weren't enough, Queen Elsa finally "Let it Go" and almost blanketed the entire land in ice and snow.
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HUNTINGTON - Ariel the mermaid has made it to the world above at Huntington's Ritter Park Amphitheater.
If that weren't enough, Queen Elsa finally "Let it Go" and almost blanketed the entire land in ice and snow.
This weekend, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the biggest event in TV history - the Apollo 11 moon landing.
HURRICANE, W.Va. - Whether you're looking to grab a quick lunch before a round of golf or want to kick back with a drink at the end of your day, there's a new restaurant and bar at Sleepy Hollow Golf Club in Hurricane, West Virginia.
One Foot in Pullman Square
The Pullman Square Summer Concert Series continues Thursday, July 18, with the band One Foot, which is comprised of musicians Wally Wilkes, Sammy Mendez Torres, Ray Singleton, Gary Riffe and Randy Hogsett.
BARBOURSVILLE - Charming Charlie inside the Huntington Mall in Barboursville is going out of business.
Last week, the jewelry and accessories retailer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, with plans to close all of its 261 stores in 38 states.
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON - Under sharp criticism from senators, a Facebook executive on Tuesday defended the social network's ambitious plan to create a digital currency and pledged to work with regulators to achieve a system that protects the privacy of users' data.
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WASHINGTON - Thirty months after setting the goal of sending a mission 239,000 miles to the moon, and returning safely, President John Kennedy cited a story the Irish author Frank O'Connor told about his boyhood. Facing the challenge of a high wall, O'Connor and his playmates tossed their caps over it. Said Kennedy, "They had no choice but to follow them. This nation has tossed its cap over the wall of space." Kennedy said this on Nov. 21, 1963, in San Antonio. The next day: Dallas.
SHINNSTON -- Barboursville's 9-11 year-old all-star baseball team got the win it needed Tuesday to keep its season alive, defeating host Bridgeport 17-7 in the elimination bracket final.
HUNTINGTON - Lenny Washington's play this past season both pitching and hitting is still earning honors for the Huntington St. Joe junior.
