In an effort to maintain affordability for its students and their families, Marshall University Monday announced changes to the minimum grade point average for merit-based scholarship renewals.
- Marshall lowers renewal criteria for merit scholarships
- Local parks forced to close; police to break up social gatherings amid COVID-19 spread
- Police roundup: Ohio man jailed on attempted murder charge
- Monday night obituary update
- Monday afternoon obituary update
- Monday morning obituary update
- Wayne schools switch focus to lunch pick-up in favor of delivery
- It's going to take a little patience: Q&A on absentee voting during a state of emergency
- Local groups continue to produce PPE should front-line workers face shortage
In an effort to maintain affordability for its students and their families, Marshall University Monday announced changes to the minimum grade point average for merit-based scholarship renewals.
Beginning Tuesday, the Greater Huntington Park and Recreation District will close the gates to Rotary Park, McClelland Park, Altizer Park and the Ritter Park Amphitheater and parking areas to discourage any gatherings.Â
While they aren't being delivered, those in need of meals can pick them up at the nearest school building from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
There are those who live with a song in their heart every waking minute of the day. In the Huntington area, that describes 85-year-old Dick Newman of Huntington, whose life revolves around music. He studies it, even teaches it, and has been sharing it since his preteen years. His musical int…
Each month, the Rotary Club of Huntington recognizes outstanding students attending local high schools. At the March 2 meeting, four students from Grace Christian High School received certificates from the club. The students are freshman Landon Mosser, sophomore Grant Webb, junior Jennifer B…
Heroes for Hire recently spent their evening participating in an anti-bully rally with Girl Scout Troop 10182 from Cox Landing Elementary and sister troops. The girls who participated received their anti-bully patch.
I listened to one of President Trump’s now daily press briefings (March 22). It is a unique opportunity to inform the nation about the current COVID-19 spread in our country, the federal government strategy, advice to the citizenry, and to express comforting words to those affected by the vi…
HUNTINGTON — Edward Jones financial advisers are thinking about the health of their clients, their families and their colleagues, what’s happening in their communities and the effect of COVID-19 on the markets.
HUNTINGTON - Former Marshall point guard A.W. Hamilton said his career with the Herd helped form his coaching philosophies, which he has put into work at his first Division I head coaching position at Eastern Kentucky.
Most Popular
Articles
- Officials reject reports of closed state borders
- Coronavirus cases top 100 in West Virginia
- More than 350 bills signed into law in West Virginia
- From near death to college: HHS' Lochow inspires
- Huntington man charged in movie kiosk robbery
- City man charged with firing gun from car
- Gallia County, Ohio, COVID-19 patient dies
- BUSINESS BEAT: Sheetz, Kroger, Walmart announce changes in operations
- One person dead after shooting in Salt Rock on Thursday
- First case of coronavirus confirmed in Cabell County
Images
Collections
- Photos: The pandemic in pictures
- Photos: Springtime in Huntington
- Photos: The Crossing Baptist Church conducts drive-in church service
- Photos: Residents aim to spread cheer while social distancing
- Photos: Nerf Gun Battle at the Battlearium
- Photos: Local businesses provide free lunches to kids
- Photos: Cabell County First Responders attend safety workshop
- Photos: The pandemic in pictures
- Photos: Warm weather brings people out to the park
- Photos: Springtime in Huntington
Online Features
