HUNTINGTON — A sure sign of the return of the summer season is the reappearance of live music to downtown Huntington. On Friday evening at 7 p.m., the 9th Street
Eleven adult students enrolled in the Cabell County Career Technology Center’s electrician program signed contracts Tuesday with Mountwest Community and Technical College to receive college certificates upon graduation.
According to Sarah Dick, dean of academics at MCTC, the group of electrician students are part of a trial run in which the college will determine how to maintain a partnership with the center that will allow students in several programs to receive college certificates or eventually earn their associate degree.
The greater Tri-State area once was a manufacturing hub dominated by people who made tangible objects. From Portsmouth, Ohio, to Point Pleasant, West Virginia, this area produced steel, petrochemicals, chrome-plated
The greater Tri-State area once was a manufacturing hub dominated by people who made tangible objects. From Portsmouth, Ohio to Point Pleasant, West Virginia, this area produced steel, petrochemicals, chrome-
HUNTINGTON — Marshall Advanced Manufacturing Center (MAMC) and its partner Mountwest Community & Technical College announced Friday the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) has awarded nearly $1 million to launch a
HUNTINGTON — Chef Austin Cole founded Culinary Art Company in May 2017. After six years of success, the local entrepreneur now wants to help his community by purchasing dilapidated properties
HUNTINGTON — St. Mary’s Center for Education, home to St. Mary’s Schools of Nursing, Respiratory Care and Medical Imaging, will host a new student open house Monday, May 1, from