Duron Jackson News Today

HUNTINGTON — Huntington City Council members voted during Monday’s regular meeting to expand the city’s PODA days of operation from three to seven.

HUNTINGTON — Concerned residents attended Monday night’s Huntington City Council meeting after a land bank proposal that would affect a nearby neighborhood began circulating online.

HUNTINGTON — Huntington City Council members Bob Bailey, DuRon Jackson and Mike Shockley have committed $28,000 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to Foundry Theater.

HUNTINGTON — Candidate filings for 2024 elections are coming to a close, with the last day to file for county races being Saturday, Jan. 27, and the last day for

HUNTINGTON — Huntington City Council members voted during Mondays meeting to expand Huntingtons PODA year-round and add more businesses.

HUNTINGTON — The City of Huntingtons Open to All Community Cookout on Sunday at Ritter Park celebrated diversity, equity and inclusion in the community.

HUNTINGTON — Huntington City Council’s Administration and Finance Committee last week moved an ordinance to full council to change how late mobile food vendors may stay open.

HUNTINGTON — Huntington City Council at-large member DuRon Jackson distributed a portion of his designated American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to the Fairfield Community Development Corporation earlier this month.

HUNTINGTON — In celebration of Black History Month in February, the City of Huntington will honor 150 Black individuals with ties to the city with a downtown street banners program.

HUNTINGTON — With support from local elected officials and business owners, kids can get to the A.D. Lewis Community Center.