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Imagine That? Car Dealers Are Figuring Out High Markups Are Damaging Their Business - Vimarsana News

Imagine That? Car Dealers Are Figuring Out High Markups Are Damaging Their Business

Imagine That? Car Dealers Are Figuring Out High Markups Are Damaging Their Business

Study Shows Buyers Paying Over MSRP Harms Dealerships, Brands - Vimarsana News

Study Shows Buyers Paying Over MSRP Harms Dealerships, Brands

Nearly a third of new car buyers say that, in the future, they'll avoid brands and dealerships that charge more than MSRP, according to a new study.

Big John and Bill Cornwell: Local band Madhouse plays 9th Street Live - Vimarsana News

Big John and Bill Cornwell: Local band Madhouse plays 9th Street Live

9TH STREET LIVE: Madhouse is the featured act this week for 9th Street Live, taking place Friday night at 7 p.m. on 9th Street in downtown Huntington between 3rd and

Brenda Lucas: Community news for Wednesday, July 28 - Vimarsana News

Brenda Lucas: Community news for Wednesday, July 28

GOSPEL: The Roten Boys, Rowsey Family and Dustin Lambert are featured during Cabell County Fair’s gospel night from 3 to 11 p.m. Thursday, July 29, at West Virginia Pumpkin Park, Milton. Admission is $8; $5 ages 55 and older; and free ages 5 and younger. LISTED: Katelyn Ferguson, of Catlettsburg, Kentucky, was among more than 7,800 students qualifying for the dean’s list for the spring semester at Ohio University, Athens. To receive this distinction, students must earn 12 semester hours of credit, including at least six hours attempted for letter grades, with a minimum grade point a...

Friday night concert series to launch in Huntington - Vimarsana News

Friday night concert series to launch in Huntington

HUNTINGTON — Live music is returning to downtown Huntington with the launch of “9th Street Live,” a weekly, Friday night concert series hosted by Kindred Communications. The series, which begins May 21 with performances from John R. Miller and Abby Hamilton, will continue with new acts each week through Labor Day weekend in September. Reeves Kirtner, vice president associate general manager of Kindred Communications, said the idea behind the concert series was building on what the City of Huntington started last summer by closing part of 9th Street for outside dining for restau...