HUNTINGTON — Huntington firefighters fought two house fires burning simultaneously Friday afternoon.
- Treasure Coast (Fla.) TE Keegan Davis commits to Herd football
- Two house fires burn simultaneously in Huntington
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WAYNE — The Wayne County Board of Education is seeking input from the community before finalizing fall re-entry plans for the upcoming school year.
MORGANTOWN — At least 10 students at West Virginia University have tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
Allison McGee, corporate affairs manager for Kroger Mid-Atlantic, said an associate at the store on 1st Street and 7th Avenue West is receiving medical care and recovering at home.
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“Tell your heart to beat again/ Close your eyes and breathe it in/ Let the shadow fall away ... Say goodbye to where you’ve been/ and tell your heart to beat again.” — as sung by Danny Gokey, written by Bernie Herms, Randy Phillips and Matthew West
Madeleines are a French tea cake, but really more like a cakey cookie. They’re famous for their scalloped shell shape, hump and crisp edges.
ASHLAND — Country singer Chase Rice’s next scheduled stop on his tour is set for Friday in Ashland, and its host, Paramount Arts Center, says it will be much different from his last stop.
HUNTINGTON - On Friday, Marshall football's 2021 recruiting class added some bang to its commitment list when Treasure Coast (Florida) tight end Keegan Davis chose the Herd over Georgia Southern and Florida Atlantic.
HUNTINGTON — Eight runners, including former Winfield High School star Kalei Jordan, signed with Marshall University track and cross country on Thursday.
Rob Manfred took a called third strike.
“When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature’s God entitle them, a decent …
HUNTINGTON — Appalachian Power is taking the first steps toward supplying potential commercial and industrial customers with the solar power they say they want.
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