EDITOR’S NOTE: Some of the events listed in this story could change as a result of Putnam County’s status on the West Virginia Division of Health and Human Resource’s county alert map system. Please check with Valley Park’s Facebook page or website for updated information.
- Tri-State churches commemorate National Day of Prayer
- Man found competent to stand trial in Lawrence County
- Highlawn Elementary School to open Monday
- Yoga event raises funds for local charities promoting health
- Mountain Health hospitals revise visitation in response to community spread of COVID-19
- Photos: Local congregations gather for National Day of Prayer
- Photos: Cabell County Volunteer Fire Departments conduct training
With spread of COVID-19 high in the Tri-State, Mountain Health Network hospitals in Huntington are revising their visitor policies once again.
Wayne County moves to ‘orange’ on school map
Editor’s Note: This is the final story in a series looking at the shortage of N95 masks across the country.
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NAME, SIZE AND BREED: Ruckus is a 5- to 6-year-old, 52-pound female dog. She came in with Max after their owner passed away.
West Virginia University running back Leddie Brown’s 104-yard rushing day was one of the few bright spots in the Mountaineers’ 27-13 loss to No. 15 Oklahoma State in Stillwater. What Brown was able to do Saturday — and in the Mountaineers’ first two games of the season — haven’t been done by…
STILLWATER, Okla. — Neal Brown admitted in the days leading up to West Virginia’s game at No. 15 Oklahoma State that the matchup would be an important test for his team.
HUNTINGTON — Ask a local high school athletic director how things are going and his answer might change from one hour to the next.
The U.S. housing market, which has been a bright spot in the pandemic-battered economy, is running out of fuel.
If you’ve driven by the Marshall University campus and wondered where all the students are, the answer is somewhere else.
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