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5 days ago | 
herald-dispatch.com | Wade Sullivan
HURRICANE, W.Va. — Around 300 people flocked to the Waves of Fun wave pool in Putnam County at the start of a week expected to have temperatures in the mid- to high-90s. Ashley Gabhart, the head lifeguard, said preparing her crew for this heat wave was essential. “We talk every year, once it starts to get around 90 degrees, about people passing out and what to do in those scenarios,” she said.
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6 days ago | 
herald-dispatch.com | Wade Sullivan
Wayne United Methodist Church will begin to hold a non-denominational service dedicated to serving people with dementia and anyone else who would like to attend beginning on June 29.
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6 days ago | 
waynecountynews.com | Wade Sullivan
Wayne United Methodist Church will begin to hold a non-denominational service dedicated to serving people with dementia and anyone else who would like to attend beginning on June 29.
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1 week ago | 
herald-dispatch.com | Wade Sullivan
HUNTINGTON — The West Virginia Department of Transportation is accepting bids to tear down and rebuild a bridge at the Cabell-Wayne County line on Adams Avenue in Huntington. Bidding ends July 22. The bridge, named after Colonel Justice Chambers, a Marine Corps officer who received the Medal of Honor for his actions during the Iwo Jima campaign in World War II, spans Fourpole Creek.
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1 week ago | 
herald-dispatch.com | Wade Sullivan
Boyd County Community Development and Boyd County Schools are partnering to host a free “Longest Day of Play” event at the old Boyd County football field on Friday from 6:00-9:00 PM. “People should expect lots of fun,” said Kacy Abrams, Boyd County community development director. “It is my favorite event that we host and it is an absolute blast and the kiddos love it.”According to Abrams, many different activities are planned, including a foam party and other outdoor activities.
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1 week ago | 
wvgazettemail.com | Wade Sullivan
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1 week ago | 
herald-dispatch.com | Wade Sullivan
BUFFALO, W.Va. — Toyota West Virginia dedicated a 55-tree apple orchard in memory of post-9/11 service men and women at its plant near Buffalo on Tuesday. The orchard is in collaboration with the West Virginia Gold Star Mothers and the West Virginia Department of Agriculture.
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1 week ago | 
herald-dispatch.com | Wade Sullivan
The West Virginia Department of Transportation will be accepting bids to tear down and rebuild a bridge at the Cabell-Wayne County line on Adams Ave in Huntington beginning on July 22. The bridge, named after Colonel Justice Chambers, a Marine Corps officer who received the Medal of Honor for his actions during the Iwo Jima campaign in World War II, spans over Fourpole Creek which comes off the Ohio River.
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2 weeks ago | 
herald-dispatch.com | Wade Sullivan
HUNTINGTON — An old shop moved to a new location and a new shop is moving in along with a new restaurant at Pullman Square in Huntington. Michelle Adkins, general manager of Pullman Square, said there are two new businesses opening there in the next few weeks. Another business has moved to a new location in Pullman. “Forgotten Vintage Cotton relocated to the former Surin (Thai restaurant) location, and coming into their old space is The Blue Ewe, which is a knitting store,” Adkins said.
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2 weeks ago | 
herald-dispatch.com | Wade Sullivan
HUNTINGTON — The West Edge Factory will host “DON’T SAY GAY (a queer art exhibition)” from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday. The collection, created by LGBTQ+-identifying members of Huntington Artists Collective and Studios (HACkS), which is a Huntington based collective of artists, features pieces that explore different aspects of the queer community. Levi Simpkins, a local queer-identifying artist and drag queen, will be presenting some of their art at the exhibition with other queer artists.
