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President Joe Biden has decided that about 40 million Americans need not worry about paying back their student loans. His decision brought predictable praise and criticism.

HUNTINGTON — As the pandemic continues to evolve and the city, region and nation respond, safely attending and supporting live events benefits everyone. Here is a look at what’s going

DANCING: The Art Center School of Dance in Westmoreland begins its dancing school Tuesday Sept. 6. The school year offers classical ballet for ages 4 to adult. Ella Hay, owner/instructor,

HUNTINGTON — For an evening, 4th Avenue will become Cruise Avenue once again.

HUNTINGTON — First opening its doors in Heritage Station as a small wine bar, Sip moved to its current location near Pullman Square in Huntington in 2020 as Sip Downtown

HUNTINGTON — Local leaders are funding programs to help Westmoreland residents get back into the workforce.

HUNTINGTON — The American Queen, the largest passenger steamboat ever built, will dock at Harris Riverfront Park in Huntington from 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Thursday.

HUNTINGTON — People and their pets performed a variety of yoga during Saturday’s Paws at Pullman event in Huntington.

HUNTINGTON — Huntington is for the dogs — the hot dogs, of course.

HUNTINGTON — Following devastating flooding in parts of Appalachia, local groups are seeking ways to help.