Page 14 - Pullman Square News Today

HUNTINGTON — A tasty tradition, the iHeart Radio West Virginia Hot Dog Festival takes place in downtown Huntington from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, July 30 with fun, live

HUNTINGTON — Alchemy Theatre Troupe’s feature film “Hay Fever” premiered May 15 last year at a red-carpet event at Marquee Cinemas in Pullman Square in Huntington.

MOVIE: Athalia Village Hall hosts a free family movie night at 9 p.m. Friday, July 22. This week’s outdoor movie is “Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief,” 2005

HUNTINGTON — The 18th annual West Virginia Hot Dog Festival will bring hot dogs from around the state to Huntington to raise money for Hoops Family Children’s Hospital at Cabell

HUNTINGTON — From backyard get-togethers to weekend tailgates, the game of cornhole is popular among people of all ages.

HUNTINGTON — Bicycles, skateboards and other forms of human-powered transportation took to the streets in Huntington on Friday as part of the monthly Critical Mass bicycle ride.

HUNTINGTON — Last year, the United Way of the River Cities hosted its first Cornhole Tournament, and the fundraiser was a success.

HUNTINGTON — Terms of a renegotiated lease between the Tri-State Transit Authority and Metropolitan Huntington, the company that manages Pullman Square, were approved Wednesday morning.

BAPTISMS: Steele Memorial United Methodist Church celebrated the baptism of four individuals in May. Alex Mast and his brother, Oliver, were recently recognized as “Most Valuable Players” among the All

ASHLAND The weekend saw the return of Summer Motion in Ashland with people from all across the region turning out for music, friends and fun.