PROCTORVILLE, Ohio — As families prepare to send their students back to school under uncertain circumstances, a Proctorville, Ohio, church handed out supplies as if it were any other school year.
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HUNTINGTON — Cabell County health officials have lost some ground in the fight against overdose deaths and infectious disease related to substance use disorder as the pandemic puts up even more barriers to help.
CHARLESTON — A 70-year-old man from Cabell County is among four new COVID-19 related deaths reported in West Virginia on Saturday by the state Department of Health and Human Resources.
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NAME, SIZE AND BREED: Walter is an older kitty that came to us with scars on both of his corneas. He is around 10 years old and 8 pounds.
HUNTINGTON — State Farm agent Tyler Bullington is teaming up with the Huntington Fire Department to promote this year’s Fire Prevention Week campaign, “Serve Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen!”
WINFIELD, W.Va. — A Winfield football player tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this week, according to coach Craig Snyder.
CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Reds apparently really like Mark Payton.
HUNTINGTON — Athletic directors at local Ohio high schools view the latest plan for fall football much as they do the Ohio River in a typical April — unclear.
CHARLESTON — Even in times of a pandemic, learning continues in West Virginia.
Aug.11 is National 811 Day, when the calendar itself reminds us that the law requires you to call 811 before you dig. The so-called “Dig Law” has been around for many years, and in 2018 the West Virginia Legislature created the Underground Facilities Damage Prevention Board (DPB) to be its e…
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