WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court preserved insurance coverage for millions of Americans on Thursday, rejecting the third major challenge to the national health care law known as “Obamacare.”
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- Police roundup: Two fugitives captured in Wayne County
- Woodson Lyceum to host online public lectures
- Photos: Little League Baseball, Ona-Milton vs. Huntington
- With Delta variant on the way, officials warn against COVID-19 complacency
- Health economist puts harm of prescription opioids in Cabell, Huntington at more than $3 billion
- Police roundup: Two fugitives captured in Wayne County
- Woodson Lyceum to host online public lectures
- Photos: Little League Baseball, Ona-Milton vs. Huntington
- With Delta variant on the way, officials warn against COVID-19 complacency
- Project SHINE volunteers work to rehabilitate Huntington homes
- West Virginia Day events feature Blenko glass sale, Capitol ceremonies
- Thursday night obituary update
CHARLESTON — On Thursday, Dr. Clay Marsh urged West Virginia residents to avoid becoming complacent about COVID-19, even with the easing of restrictions and as the number of new daily cases fell below 100.
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia University is joining the coronavirus vaccine giveaway sweepstakes, offering an incentive program for students and employees who have verified they’ve received their COVID-19 shots.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The state announced the fourth pair of Ohio Vax-a-Million winners Wednesday evening even as the bump from the incentive program fades and vaccination numbers remain stagnant.
“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” — Marcel Proust
Spend any time in front of the television, and you’ll be overwhelmed by advertisements and the endless choices of chicken nuggets.
HUNTINGTON — You can now get a taste of Louisiana cooking in Huntington. A new Cajun restaurant named Gumbo Stop Cafe recently opened in Heritage Station. The small cafe features a daily rotating assortment of po’boys, jambalaya and, of course, gumbo.
LOGAN — Twelve years of frustration ended for the Logan High School baseball team on Wednesday night.
INSTITUTE, W.Va. — Zane Brumfield will play with a purpose on Saturday.
HUNTINGTON — Norm Persin said his retirement is for real this time.
In the weeks since the Census Bureau released its state-level population count showing West Virginia continues to lose population, there has been weeping and gnashing of teeth over this state’s continued inability to match other states’ population growth.
Broadband internet service could be moving into underserved areas of Logan and Mingo counties in the next two years following a ruling by the Public Service Commission of West Virginia.
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