HUNTINGTON — If you drive by Huntington East Middle School and see a famed station wagon, you might be tempted to stop for a photo.
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- Union members OK new contract offer from Cabell Huntington Hospital
- ‘Christmas Vacation’ replica wagon the centerpiece for donation drive
- Ashland Town Center hosting sensory-friendly photos with Santa
- Police roundup: Malicious assault, petit larceny listed among HPD reports
- Nigerian man pleads guilty to fraud in Huntington court
- ‘Christmas Vacation’ replica wagon the centerpiece for donation drive
- Ashland Town Center hosting sensory-friendly photos with Santa
- Police roundup: Malicious assault, petit larceny listed among HPD reports
- Nigerian man pleads guilty to fraud in Huntington court
- Photos: Huntington Dance Theatre rehearses for "The Nutcracker"
- Active COVID-19 cases increase in West Virginia
- Red Cross reports emergency blood shortage
HUNTINGTON — Active COVID-19 cases increased in West Virginia on Wednesday to 6,267 — 467 more than Tuesday — with 1,155 of those reported overnight, according to the state Department of Health and Human Resources coronavirus dashboard.
CHARLESTON — West Virginia officials on Tuesday again pleaded with residents to get vaccinated against COVID-19, especially in light of the discovery of a new variant of the virus.
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice announced the winners of 127 prizes through his “Do it for Babydog: Round 3” vaccination sweepstakes Tuesday, including several local youth.
CHARLESTON — Sponsored by Vision Appalachia, a “Christmas in Appalachia” benefit holiday concert will get underway at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4, at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center.
HUNTINGTON — Whether you’re looking for a Christmas gift or just looking for a place to warm up, the Old Village Roaster is a great place to visit this holiday season.
A show set in a tough, underfunded public school is not a new idea, but turning that idea into a 30-minute sitcom is definitely a different spin. But different doesn’t always mean good, as evidenced by ABC’s newest comedy, “Abbott Elementary.”
SPRING VALLEY — Perhaps no one is more qualified to analyze a Huntington High vs. Martinsburg football game than Brad Dingess.
Charles Huff didn’t get the Virginia Tech job.
LEXINGTON, Ky. — For many of the old school Belfry football faithful, the sting from the Pirates’ 29-14 loss to Paducah Tilghman in the 1985 Class 3A State Championship game is still present.
Just as we were putting Thanksgiving behind us and looking forward to the batch of holidays that dominate December, a new coronavirus threat emerged: the omicron variant.
ASPEN, Colo. — Swift Communications, which owns a range of daily and weekly newspapers across the American West, announced Tuesday it is selling its local media and publishing businesses to West Virginia-based Ogden Newspapers.
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