BARBOURSVILLE — In an almost methodical fashion, the perfect amount of batter was poured onto the griddle again and again, row after row, as Barboursville Lions Club members prepared hundreds of pancakes during the annual pancake breakfast Saturday at the Barboursville Senior Center.
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- Canine aquatic competition returns to Ashland for ‘Dog Days of Summer’ event
- Chefs, surgeons to battle it out in Huntington Children’s Museum Pumpkin Carving Contest
- Family seeks answers three years after man went missing from Grayson Lake
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CHARLESTON — West Virginia’s world-leading rate of new COVID-19 cases is forcing weary health care staffers to make difficult decisions on who gets treated with available intensive-care beds dwindling.
CHARLESTON — As the delta variant continues to rage in West Virginia, the number of COVID-19 cases rose to a new high Friday, taking the number of hospitalizations with it, state officials said.
HUNTINGTON — Six Cabell and Wayne county residents were among the 57 new COVID-19 deaths reported in West Virginia on Friday.
HUNTINGTON — It has been an interesting few weeks for fans of heavy metal music, alt-metal and hard rock.
ASHLAND — A friendly competition happening between the Boyd and Lawrence County locations of The Drop will benefit the Pathfinder Pantry at Ashland Community and Technical College.
Here are restaurant inspections recently performed by the Cabell-Huntington Health Department. The list is sorted by violations. The restaurant is listed first, followed by its address, then priority violations, priority foundation violations, core violations and no violations.
Marshall and East Carolina went up and down the field consistently on Saturday night, which has become the norm for the two teams when they meet.
Game balls from Marshall's 42-38 loss to East Carolina on Saturday.
MORGANTOWN — Don’t worry about that missing kitchen sink from the Milan Puskar Center.
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