The 20th anniversary edition of the West Virginia Book Festival will have a true 21st century ambience, presented entirely virtually today and tomorrow.
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- West Virginia Book Festival returns with virtual plot twist this weekend
- Community yoga event supports health, wellness programs
- Celebrate Huntington’s sesquicentennial with these 150 facts about the city
- Some Wayne County students return to in-person education following assessment of virtual learning
- Safe drug disposal event set this weekend throughout Tri-State
- Lawlessness abounded in WV border counties over slavery
- West Virginia Book Festival returns with virtual plot twist this weekend
- Community yoga event supports health, wellness programs
- Some Wayne County students return to in-person education following assessment of virtual learning
- Safe drug disposal event set this weekend throughout Tri-State
- Photos: 8th annual All Aboard the Yoga Motive
- Police roundup: Runaway, battery listed among HPD reports
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentuckians should guard against complacency in the fight against COVID-19 amid recent declines in hospitalizations and other key virus-related statistics, Gov. Andy Beshear said Thursday.
CHARLESTON — A bill that broadens allowable exemptions for COVID-19 vaccines will go to West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice after the House approved the Senate’s version Wednesday evening.
HUNTINGTON — West Virginia’s COVID-19 death toll reached 4,219 on Wednesday, including 2,878 deaths of unvaccinated or partially vaccinated individuals since vaccines became available, a point state coronavirus czar Dr. Clay Marsh drove home during the state COVID-19 briefing.
The 20th anniversary edition of the West Virginia Book Festival will have a true 21st century ambience, presented entirely virtually today and tomorrow.
“There is something in October sets the gypsy blood astir: we must rise and follow her, when from every hill of flame she calls, and calls each vagabond by name.” — William Bliss
HUNTINGTON — With a pop punk heart and now with a heavier sound thanks to the addition of a third guitar player, the band Down In Round Three is about to make some sonic waves with the release of a new album and a show at The Loud on Saturday.
HUNTINGTON — Playoff berths and positioning, as well as conference championships, are at stake as Tri-State high school football teams come down the stretch of their regular seasons.
HUNTINGTON — Count Huntington High football coach Billy Seals as one who wasn’t pleased to see South Charleston lose to Riverside last week.
PEDRO, Ohio — Bri Reynolds scored five goals and Hazley Matthews four to lead Rock Hill to a 14-0 rout of New Lexington in a high school girls Division III soccer sectional soccer championship Wednesday night.
Workers in the Tri-State have revived an old negotiating tactic that had almost disappeared from the local labor scene — the strike.
Consumer lending is “challenging,” commercial lending activity is up at City Holding Co., the parent of City National Bank of West Virginia.
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