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HUNTINGTON — An almost spring-like day brought people out of their houses for some fresh air and free time.

HUNTINGTON — With Christmas now in the rear view mirror, many people may be taking down their holiday decorations for the year — especially if they included a live tree.

HUNTINGTON — As quickly as the jack-o-lanterns were put away and calendars turned to November, winter events were planned to help people of all ages get into the holiday spirit.

Editor’s Note: This is the 467th in a series of articles recalling vanished Huntington scenes.

WRITERS: The A.E. Stringer Visiting Writers Series at Marshall University presents Isabel Duarate-Gray and Karen Salyer McElMurray at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 12, at Smith Hall 154. The event, sponsored

Thursday

While it’s not truly autumn yet, the pumpkin spice lovers are ready for colorful leaves and sweater weather. The Tri-State appears to be ready for them, too, with a variety

HUNTINGTON — There soon will be another area where people can play pickleball in Huntington.

HUNTINGTON — With lessons learned from the pandemic, the Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District is making its Easter egg hunts more localized this year.

HUNTINGTON — Children with special needs were able to search for Easter eggs at a hunt designed especially for them Thursday.