Destiney Dingess

1 week ago | herald-dispatch.com | Destiney Dingess

HUNTINGTON- Rezoning several parcels in the West End to accommodate the city's proposed low-barrier shelter is on the agenda for Monday's Huntington City Council meeting. The council will hear the first reading of the ordinance during its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. The ordinance would rezone 96 3rd Ave. W., soon to be known as the Huntington Homelessness Services Hub or the Hub, and surrounding properties from I-2 Heavy Industrial District to I-1 Light Industrial District.

1 week ago | herald-dispatch.com | Destiney Dingess

HUNTINGTON — People gathered at Ritter Park Wednesday for a peaceful candlelight vigil to bring awareness to what impact proposed federal budget cuts will have on health care. Attendees shared stories and listened to music as they held signs and candles. The vigil took place near the home of Rep. Carol Miller, R-W.Va., to show what her vote meant to people in the community, according to an event description listed on Facebook.

1 week ago | herald-dispatch.com | Destiney Dingess

HUNTINGTON - Retired Cabell County Circuit Judge Alfred E. Ferguson passed the grilling tools to someone else this year for the annual Cabell County Courthouse picnic. In the spirit of keeping the tradition alive, John Mandt Jr. - Cabell County commissioner and owner of Stewart's Original Hot Dogs - took on a new role as organizer and host for the annual picnic gathering for courthouse employees, lawyers, judges and officers.

1 week ago | herald-dispatch.com | Destiney Dingess

HUNTINGTON — No stranger to the devastating aftermath flooding can have on a community, one local organization is asking for donations to help flood victims in Ohio and Marion counties. The Greater Huntington Park and Recreation District (GHPRD) is collecting relief supplies until Thursday, July 3, to help counties build themselves back up after severe flooding over the weekend. Sydney DeVaney, recreation coordinator for GHPRD, is coordinating the donation drive.

1 week ago | coalvalleynews.com | Destiney Dingess

HUNTINGTON — No stranger to the devastating aftermath flooding can have on a community, one local organization is asking for donations to help flood victims in Ohio and Marion counties. The Greater Huntington Park and Recreation District (GHPRD) is collecting relief supplies until Thursday, July 3, to help counties build themselves back up after severe flooding over the weekend. kAm$J5?6J s6'2?6J[ C64C62E:@? 4@@C5:?2E@C 7@C vw!#s[ :D 4@@C5:?2E:?8 E96 5@?2E:@?