IRONTON — While the Ohio Secretary of State’s Office is planning to send out absentee ballot applications to every registered voter in the Buckeye State, Lawrence County election officials are planning to open 32 polling places containing 84 precincts for the November general election.
- Wednesday afternoon obituary update
- Wednesday morning obituary update
- After absentee-only primary, Lawrence County could see 32 polling places open in November
- Police roundup: Kenova officers make drug arrests
- Demolition of Cabell County jail to continue through early September
- US judge: Candidate placement on WV ballots is unconstitutional
- Reports: Big 12 presidents decide to move forward with fall season
CHARLESTON — A North Carolina egg supplier unlawfully drove up the cost of eggs at grocery stores throughout West Virginia during the height of the coronavirus shutdown in March and April, according to a lawsuit filed by the West Virginia Attorney General’s Office.
Huntington Museum of Art cancels Hilltop Book Sale
A final decision on whether to proceed with a Sept. 8 date for reopening in-classroom public schools will be made no later than Sept. 1, Gov. Jim Justice said during his COVID-19 briefing Monday.
CHARLESTON — The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history. To read more, go to e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia at www.wvencyclopedia.org.
Editor’s Note: This is the 352nd in a series of articles recalling vanished Huntington scenes.
A Seattle, Washington, man will make the approximately 2,500 mile trip to Huntington in about a week to pick up a sign related to the popular podcast created by Huntington natives and brothers Justin, Travis and Griffin McElroy.
On Tuesday night, reports surfaced that Big 12 Conference Presidents elected to move forward with its season as scheduled, aligning the league with the Southeastern Conference and Atlantic Coast Conference in attempting to complete a modified 2020 season in fall.
ROME TOWNSHIP, Ohio — All eyes will be on Fairland and River Valley now that the Dragons and Raiders have broken the seal on the 2020 high school volleyball season.
HUNTINGTON — The Ohio High School Athletic Association’s announcement Friday of a plan for a six-game regular season and expanded the playoffs caught the state's coaches association off guard.
Marathon Petroleum Corp. is poised to claim a $1.1 billion tax refund thanks to the coronavirus stimulus law enacted in March.
A few years ago I was writing a business story about something going on in this area — Kinetic Park, an expansion at a local business, or something. The story needed a phrase to put the news in context. I thought about it for a minute and came up with a brilliant way to describe it: an engin…
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