Ariana Mintz

Huntington

Multimedia Journalist, Reporter at WSAZ-TV (Huntington, WV)

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Veterans honored at picnic

6 days ago | wsaz.com | Ariana Mintz

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - Veterans met with flags lining the entrance at Harris River Front Park on Saturday as they were honored for their service at the Military and Veterans Appreciation Picnic. It was hosted by different veterans groups and the Greater Huntington Park and Recreation District. Event organizer Ron Wroblewski said, “... everything we do in this country we are free to do because of those who are willing to go out and put their life on the line for us.
New project on the way for heavily traveled road

1 week ago | wsaz.com | Ariana Mintz

SCIOTO COUNTY, Ohio (WSAZ) - Upgrades are on the way to Coles Boulevard and for Todd and Mary Medley, they walk their dog along the road daily. “Sometimes it gets a little bumpy,” Mary said.
Flooding delays pool opening

1 week ago | wsaz.com | Ariana Mintz

FLOYD COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) - As the weather starts to heat up, families begin making their way to pools to cool down. For the pool at Archer Park in Prestonsburg, though, they have to wait a bit before opening up for the summer. The floods from February have put crews behind as they try and make the pool safe to open. “The flood came through, it was record flood for our location, so it was in every building in the park,” said Parks and Recreation Director Richie Schoolcraft.
State police warrant roundup in Boone County

1 week ago | wsaz.com | Ariana Mintz

BOONE COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) - West Virginia State Police spent the day serving arrest warrants in Boone County on Wednesday. They served around 20 during the day. WVSP Sgt. Nick Manolakos helped out during the warrant roundup day, talking about the importance of having a day dedicated to following up on warrants. “It just continues our investigations, obviously ... you take reports and stuff, and then not necessarily the person is there at the time.
New class brings new EMTs to the area

2 weeks ago | wsaz.com | Ariana Mintz

GREENUP COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) - Seniors at Greenup County Schools are getting ready to graduate, and some are now full EMTs.Graduating senior Noah Brown is just one student looking to work with the Greenup County Ambulance Authority after graduation. He said a class prepared him for the national certification exam and he’s ready to move forward. “It was a lot of different stuff ... also everything you’d need to do at EMT. There was tourniquets, it was a fun class, I enjoyed every bit of it,” he said.
Market reaching out to tornado victims with food delivery

2 weeks ago | wymt.com | Ariana Mintz

CARTER COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) - Tornado victims in parts of Kentucky will be cleaning up for a long time. To try and help ease some of the heartache and pain after the events, the Olive Branch Market in Carter County spent Thursday making lunches to deliver on Friday to hard-hit London, Kentucky. ”We wanted to have something that we’re prepping here, to kind of show people what we’re about,” said Makaylen Genung, owner of the Olive Branch Market.
Market reaching out to tornado victims with food delivery

2 weeks ago | wsaz.com | Ariana Mintz

CARTER COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) - Tornado victims in parts of Kentucky will be cleaning up for a long time. To try and help ease some of the heartache and pain after the events, the Olive Branch Market in Carter County spent Thursday making lunches to deliver on Friday to hard-hit London, Kentucky. ”We wanted to have something that we’re prepping here, to kind of show people what we’re about,” said Makaylen Genung, owner of the Olive Branch Market.
Donations for tornado victims being accepted

2 weeks ago | wsaz.com | Ariana Mintz

CARTER COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) - Donation efforts are underway to help victims after tornadoes tore through London, Kentucky. Businesses throughout Carter County are collecting donations to try and help their neighbors to the west. “Kentucky has the most special place in my heart, it always will,” said Emily Baier, owner of BaierHaus. “So when disaster hit Kentucky, I knew that I wanted to be involved in some of the relief efforts.”Baier is collecting donations at her store in Grayson.
Jackson County garage owner left to rebuild after fire

2 weeks ago | wsaz.com | Ariana Mintz

JACKSON COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) - Grumps Garage is cleaning up their shop after a fire broke out at an abandoned house next to them. “Honestly, it’s not like anything yet. I don’t feel it yet,” said store owner LaVerna Vickers. The shop sits next to an abandoned home in Cottageville. The house caught fire, and the garage sustained both fire and water damage. Ravenswood Fire Department said this was just one house that caught fire on Saturday, but was the only one to re-kindle.
Shooting investigation underway in Floyd County

3 weeks ago | wsaz.com | Ariana Mintz

FLOYD COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) - The Floyd County Sheriff’s Office said a person was shot after being ordered out of his car and then robbed. This happened off of state Route 122 in McDowell. Sheriff John Hunt said deputies responded to the hospital to interview the victim after the incident over the weekend. The victim is visiting from out of state, and pulled over to the side of the road to sleep overnight in his car.