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HUNTINGTON — Marshall University ceramics students plan to sell more than 1,000 handcrafted bowls for charity next month at the annual Empty Bowls event.

Editor’s Note: This is the 437th in a series of articles recalling vanished Huntington scenes.

HUNTINGTON — With the upcoming Brad D. Smith Center for Business and Innovation set to open in spring 2024, Marshall University and its College of Business are working on integrating

The FoodFair in Poca is permanently closing on Saturday, April 1. The store posted a sign on its front door this week.

HUNTINGTON — If you weren’t able to make it to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, for the Super Bowl, don’t worry — there are several places in the Tri-State offering

HUNTINGTON — The following information was provided by reports from the Huntington Police Department:

HUNTINGTON — A Huntington man arrested Friday and charged in the break-in of a local wine bar is suspected of having committed other break-ins.

ONA — Cabell County Schools officials said a person was detained after an investigation was opened following a threat made toward Cabell Midland High School on Thursday.

ONA — Cabell County Schools officials said a person was detained after an investigation was opened following a threat made toward Cabell Midland High School on Thursday.

HUNTINGTON — Face masks will be required on Tri-State Transit Authority buses and in its facilities for the next few months.