Huntington residents came out to enjoy a beautiful day at Ritter Park on Sunday. Click here for more.
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Hybrid wolves gaining popularity
CHESAPEAKE, Ohio — John DeBoard has always had a thing about wolves. Since Ohio law prohibits people from owning wolves without a dangerous animal permit, he’s decided to do the next best thing and now has four hybrid wolves at his home in the Chesapeake area. Hybrid wolves or wolf-dogs[Read More…]
Monongah lemonade stand to help animals
MONONGAH, W.Va. — Monongah Elementary School students are helping their community this week by serving lemonade. Lee Anne Burton’s second-grade class, with the help of student teacher Taylor Myers, organized a lemonade and snack stand Tuesday, today and Thursday to raise money that will be donated to Pet Helpers. They[Read More…]
Vintage car heartbreaker
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — It’s not every day you see a powder-blue 1950s Ford by the side of the interstate, but that’s just what greeted emergency responders Monday, April 7, on Interstate 68. And it was a sight to break a classic car lover’s heart. Monongalia County Sheriff’s Deputy Sgt.[Read More…]
Ramps & Rail festival adds royalty
ELKINS – Contestants traveled from all over the area in a night of fun, fashion and attitude at the first Ramps & Rail Pageant at The Old Brick Playhouse Saturday evening. Participating in one of three categories ranging from youth, ages 6-13, teen, ages 13-16 and queen divisions, ages 16-21,[Read More…]
Warrior Run in Morgantown
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Mon General strolls to lower heart death tolls
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — It’s lunchtime at Mon General, but hospital chaplain Ed Horvat isn’t thinking about the cafeteria. He’s thinking cardio. On Wednesday, April 2, Horvat laced up his walking shoes with a handful of other hospital employees to literally put one foot in front of the other for his[Read More…]
How champions roll
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The earth moved
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Goodbye and good riddance
MORGANTOWN — March 2014 should go out like a lamb, an AccuWeather meteorologist predicts. “To be honest, I don’t really see any opportunities [for snow] through next week, and temperatures [will be] in the 60s,” AccuWeather meteorologist Brian Edwards said Thursday…. Click here for more.