CHARLESTON — John Deskins recites a plethora of obstacles when it comes to West Virginia’s economic future. None outrank any other.
- WVU business analyst discusses WV's economic future
- Event to feature stories from the spectrum for Marshall students
- Ironton man sentenced to prison on trespassing charge
- Rea of Hope recovery program changing leadership, maintaining mission
- The Santa experience this year is a mix of laps, distancing
- Kentucky counties get funding for flood repairs
- Abattoir, apprentice program mark new era for Buzz Food Service
NEW YORK — Santa is back this year, but he pleads caution as he continues to tiptoe through the pandemic.
IRONTON — Cases of COVID-19 continue to be reported in the Tri-State.
BRUSSELS — Nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the world raced Friday to contain a new coronavirus variant potentially more dangerous than the one that has fueled relentless waves of infection on nearly every continent.
NAME, SIZE AND BREED: Sunflower is a domestic, long-haired female that was found as a stray. She is estimated to be 8 to 10 months old and is a petite 5 pounds.
Recent birth announcements from our local hospitals.
The Herald-Dispatch maintains a list of organizations planning holiday-related charity fundraisers throughout the season. Send your holiday charity information to hdnews@hdmediallc.com with the subject line “Holiday Charities.”
Which one do we grade?
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio — Freshman Owen Johnson scored 21 points to lead Coal Grove (1-0) to a 63-56 victory over Green (0-1) in the Wendy’s Classic high school basketball event at the Trojan Coliseum.
HUNTINGTON — Marshall University went into Assembly Hall and gave Indiana all it wanted in one of the crown jewels of college basketball.
This editorial appeared in the Charleston Gazette-Mail on Nov. 26.
The West Virginia Women’s Business Center is now accepting applications for both mentors and mentees through its newly launched Start, Scale, Succeed Mentorship program.
