CHARLESTON — Kayla Kessinger of Mount Hope, who represented Fayette County in the House of Delegates from 2015 through 2022, was named the state’s new secretary of tourism and arts and history on Tuesday by Gov. Patrick Morrisey.
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio — The Counseling Center eliminated 45 positions this month, as the Portsmouth behavioral health provider faces financial pressure from declining client numbers and continuing challenges with insurance and Medicaid processes.
Steamboat captains gave Huntington its nickname, the “Jewel City,” for the lights that once glittered along the Ohio River and for being the largest city on the water between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Those lights were powered by manufacturing: steel, glass,…
The tiny New River Gorge town of Thurmond has voted to seek legal assistance to pursue a temporary restraining order that would pause the National Park Service’s planned demolition of historically significant structures within the community while the town identifies…
WINFIELD — A simple letter “P” inside of heart. It’s the freeze brand carried by all horses that come through Heart of Phoenix Equine Rescue, and it’s a symbol of the team of people — caretakers, trainers, donors, and volunteers…
GUANGZHOU, China, Aug. 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- As the back-to-school shopping season gains momentum, demand for stationery, learning tools, and educational technology products is on the rise. As one of the most essential items in students' daily learning routines, writing…
Trey Mancini, the AL Comeback Player of the Year in 2021 for his return from colon cancer who then helped Houston win the 2022 World Series, announced his retirement Tuesday after his latest comeback lasted five games with the Los…
The year was 1996, and Woodlands Retirement Community was opening its doors in Huntington for the very first time. With a goal of providing an active, independent retirement lifestyle, Woodlands became a unique feature of the Tri-State area.
WAYNE — The future of the former Dunlow and Genoa elementary school properties remains uncertain after the Wayne County Board of Education voted on Tuesday, Aug. 11, to take a step toward auctioning the two surplus properties, rather than accepting…
In 1972 President John Barker of Marshall University said in an interview with student newspaper editors, “It is really difficult to predict, but if costs continue to increase, in five or 10 years, I don’t see how they (athletics departments)…
