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Michael Whisman, a Huntington native now living in Buckeye, Ariz., and flight attendant for Southwest Airlines captures a bird’s eye view of West Virginia’s signature outcropping during a recent trip back East.
By Chuck McGill
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – History was made at Joan C. Edwards Stadium on Saturday.
In so many ways.
Marshall defeated No. 23 Appalachian State, 17-7, in a front of a prime-time nationally televised audience on CBS, the Thundering Herd football program’s first win against an FBS Top 25 team in 30 seasons of the stadium’s existence. It was Marshall’s first win against a ranked team in 17 years, and first win against a Top 25 team here in Huntington in 44 years. Read more
By Chuck McGill
Huntington – As if Saturday’s rekindled rivalry – Marshall versus Appalachian State – needed a little more spice, America’s Most Watched Network got involved.
So at 3:30 p.m. this Saturday – two hours later than initially announced – two teams receiving votes in the Associated Press Top 25 college football poll will meet at Joan C. Edwards Stadium, and CBS will televise the non-conference showdown. Read more
The Huntington Water Quality, Stormwater Utility and Sanitary boards will hold their monthly board meetings Tuesday at city hall. Read more
Huntington – After canceling its largest scholarship fundraising event of the year due to COVID-19, the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine is hosting an online auction to generate continued scholarship support for medical students. Read more
Records show the founder and chairman of a Huntington-based political action committee was charged with passing worthless checks in Kentucky nearly a decade ago. Read more
Spectators are sparse even at fall sporting events. But the release schedules for new films have executives playing a game of “chicken.” The volatile uncertanties of the Coronavirus still have studios pushing back their costly tent-polls. Wonder Woman has been rescheduled for the week after Christmas. Every postponement impacts cinemas, the exhibition arm of the industry. Read more
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – An accelerated program that allows students to earn a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree and a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in seven years, compared to the traditional nine years, is now available at Marshall University. Read more
Bridgeport – J.S. Films hosts the 2020 American Christian Film Festival Sept. 18-20 Bridgeport’s Holiday Inn Express and Marriott Courtyard in Bridgeport
The three day festival places you in Christian film Heaven. There will be films, workshops, networking, and VIP reception for actor Dean Cain. A pass for the three days is $100. Saturday’s activities only are $75. Students get in for $50. Read more
Below, is the agenda for Monday’s Ceredo Town Council meeting. Regularly scheduled meetings occur at 6:30 p.m. the first Monday at town hall on “B” St. Due to the Labor Day holiday, this month’s meeting was moved to the second Monday.
The City of Huntington Service Fees Appeals Board meets at 1 p.m. Monday in the City Council Chambers at city hall to hear appeals from the decision of the Finance Director.
Huntington– In an e-mail message Thursday, Marshall University President Jerome A. Gilbert told employees the university will implement the second phase of previously announced campus-wide temporary salary reductions made necessary by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the university’s enrollment. Read more
“We regret to announce that we will be closed until Tuesday, Sept. 15 due to a possible Covid-19 exposure. During the next five days we will do a thorough sanitization. All employees will be tested. Read more
[Editor’s note: This piece was originally published on the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks].
by Jeanie Cheek
On the morning of September 11, 2001, I was woken up by a ringing telephone. It was 9 a.m. and I groggily answered it to hear a friend’s voice shouting “We’re under attack! Turn on your TV! America’s being attacked!”
The City of Huntington and Huntington Municipal Development Authority (HMDA) are making progress with plans to redevelop the former ACF Industries property in the city’s Highlawn neighborhood. Read more
Below, is the agenda for Monday’s regularly scheduled Huntington City Council meeting. Regularly scheduled meetings occur at 7:30 p.m. the second, and fourth Mondays at city hall.
The 67th annual Huntington Fire Prevention Parade, originally scheduled for Monday, Oct. 5, has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
Only one new movie will open “wide” this weekend in the post-coronavirus definition of “where cinemas are permitted to be open.”
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