Abell News Today

HUNTINGTON — West Virginia Sens. Shelley Moore Capito and Joe Manchin announced a $8,465,926 investment from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for the Southwest Community Action Council’s

HUNTINGTON — Cabell County Schools Superintendent Ryan Saxe will recommend the approval of offering two sports medicine courses at the Cabell County Career and Technology Center as dual credit courses

Summit Financial Group of Moorefield, West Virginia, and Burke & Herbert Financial Services Corp. of Alexandria, Virginia, completed their “merger of equals” Thursday.

BARBOURSVILLE — Central office secretary Deanna Myers and Ona Elementary School physical education teacher Kurt Wright were named Cabell County Schools’ service personnel and teacher of the year, respectively, during

HUNTINGTON — A hiring freeze could become effective at all Cabell County Public Library locations by this fall or winter if the Cabell County Board of Education’s proposed excess levy

Various memories of the Cabell family were pioneering Black businessmen in Henderson, Kentucky, for generations.

HUNTINGTON — Cabell Midland High School’s Air Force JROTC program will get one additional year on probation to increase its enrollment to meet the Air Force’s standards, the Cabell County

HUNTINGTON — Bids for a new EMS station will go out next month, the Cabell County Emergency Medical Services Director Gordon Merry said at Thursday’s Cabell County Commission meeting.

HUNTINGTON — Positive COVID-19, influenza and RSV cases and emergency department visits decreased in West Virginia in January, according to data provided by director of epidemiology Mikaela Earl during the

A program administered by the YWCA can help domesitic violence victims attend family court hearings while keeping themselves safe and free from their abuser’s influence.