HUNTINGTON — Mountain Health Network is offering wellness lab screenings to the community by appointment only in September. Low-cost wellness blood profile screenings can be scheduled from 7 to 10 a.m. through Sept. 30.
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- Monday night obituary update
- Police roundup: Kentucky man arrested after traffic stop in Wayne County
- Wendy's workers turn a Frosty run into an example of West Virginia kindness
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HUNTINGTON — The number of active cases of COVID-19 in West Virginia dropped below 2,000 last week.
HUNTINGTON — More than 40 deaths related to COVID-19 were reported across West Virginia last week.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — To stress the importance of getting the new COVID-19 booster, Kentucky's governor took the jab in public.
HURRICANE, W.Va. — A local woman who experienced car trouble this weekend found herself surrounded by a crew of volunteers ready to help.
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HUNTINGTON — Jacqueline Proctor took a chance when she moved from The Big Apple to Huntington in 2005.
COAL GROVE, Ohio — Portsmouth used a goal line stand on a 2-point conversion to hold on for a 43-42 victory over Coal Grove Friday night at Patterson Field.
Chuck Landon grades the Herd … Troy 16, Marshall 7
Marshall senior forward Milo Yosef scored in the 85th minute to lead No. 4 Marshall to a 1-0 win over WVU in front of 2,735 fans at Hoops Family Field on Saturday night.
The Wall Street Journal published this editorial on Sept. 19 and was provided by the Associated Press:
BARBOURSVILLE — While some cities in West Virginia have faced large revenue shortfalls that required ways to reduce spending, it has been exactly the opposite for the Village of Barboursville.
