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HUNTINGTON — On Wednesday, the Tri-State Transit Authority’s chief financial officer Scott Stultz reported positive preliminary financial numbers for the first quarter of the new fiscal year.

HUNTINGTON — Almost a week after Ronald McDonald House Charities of Huntington’s ChiliFest returned for its 38th year, one lucky raffle participate brought home a brand new vehicle.

HUNTINGTON — The atmosphere got a little chilly at the annual ChiliFest in downtown Huntington as the event returned to its pre-pandemic glory for its 38th year.

HUNTINGTON — An incumbent Democrat and a Republican newcomer will face each other in the upcoming general election for a seat on the Cabell County Commission.

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

HUNTINGTON — Following a successful Labor Day weekend gathering, Cruise Avenue will return in 2023.

LAVALETTE — A Wayne County man was charged with making terroristic threats Wednesday after West Virginia State Police say a threatening call to a doctor was reported.

HUNTINGTON — The American Countess riverboat returns to Huntington for the day on Friday, Sept. 9. The Countess — a sister ship to the American Queen, which visited the city

HUNTINGTON — Huntingtonians caught a glimpse of the past Sunday as hot rods, coupes and other streetcars transformed 4th Avenue into Cruise Avenue for the night.

HUNTINGTON — The City of Huntington Foundation Inc. has announced the four new inductees for the Greater Huntington Hall of Fame for 2022.