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• Huntington, WV News
• WV Schools of Excellence named
• Murder suspect had drug problem
• Council unanimous on paving proposal
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Tuesday, May 29
• Meth arrests made in Milton
• VFW post holds memorial services
• Salt Rock man arrested in stabbing
• Do you remember?
• Upcoming health-related classes, programs and screenings
• Families remember relatives at Ashland Memorial Day event
• Ohio State Patrol still seeking driver in fatal ATV accident
• Service has special meaning for soldier
• Parade brings together service, tradition
• Councilman wants to take politics out of paving
• $14.1M veterans cemetery dedicated
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- May 28, 2012
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Monday, May 28
• Shoplifting call leads to felony arrest
• ADHD vs. ADD: What's the difference?
• Memorial service pays tribute
• Board set to oversee future of cemetery
• Four arrested Sunday on felony charges
• Fundraisers to help woman on multi-organ transplant list
• Public meetings
• Do You Remember?
• Symphonic band performs Memorial Day Weekend concert
• Correction
• W.Va. police find 4 bodies in wooded area
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Sunday, May 27
• Chesapeake grads celebrate achievements at commencement
• Group to host veterans appreciation picnic
• Cabell Solid Waste Authority to sponsor E-recycle event June 2
• Overeaters Anonymous group cancels meetings
• Memorial Day closings
• Woman jailed on felony shoplifting charge
• Milton police blotter: Two arrested in alleged drug conspiracy
• Downtown car show gives Huntington something new
• Cabell Midland seniors ready for next chapter
• Wayne teen killed in crash
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Saturday, May 26
• Benefits found in Intensive Cardiac Rehab
• Officer, city not liable in shooting death
• Man charged with trying to steal copper from community center
• Firefighters called to blaze in Putnam County
• Fairland seniors accept diplomas
• Downtown riverfront to host boat racing
• Boyd County Ford hosts grand opening under new owner
• St. Joe students honored during commencement
• One killed in Wayne car wreck
• Record-hot temps expected for holiday weekend
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• Correction
• Councilman Ritter dies at 67
• Keith hosts 'Hatfields & McCoys' event
• MU's Summer K-12 Program still accepting students
• Sam Stanley Memorial Scholarship established by MU Foundation
• WMUL students again do well in national contests
• Marshall announces solar panel installation and education project at University High School
• Prevent tick-born infections during lyme disease season
• The Herald-Dispatch West Virginia 5K Championship Run/Walk
• Local business showcased during trade show
• 5 arrested in connection with drug raid
• Woman arrested in local robberies
• Employees reportedly embezzle $2,600 from Hobby Lobby
• Arrest warrants issued for shooting suspect
• MU ROTC recognizes 'littlest heroes'
• Beech Fork victim was ultimate family man
• 5 activists arrested in W.Va. barge incident
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Thursday, May 24
• MU presents Military Child awards to children at St. Joseph Catholic
• TTA approves $8.95 million in spending
• West Hamlin bank robbed by gunman
• Police blotter: Local library, church report AC units stolen Monday night
• Getting in shape? Hang pictures to match your vision
• Drug conspiracy nets man 7-year prison sentence
• Kentucky troopers fatally shoot suspect
• Second 'blitz' catches more motorists
• Jurors qualified for Skeens trial
• Beech Fork employee found dead
• Trial continues in Porter civil case
• Wild Ramp to open at Heritage Station
• Body found could be missing man
• Animal shelter temporarily closed
• Police blotter: Pregnant woman escapes custody, captured by officers
• Marshall student dies in weekend accident
• 1 dead, 2 wounded in eastern Kentucky shooting
• W.Va. top works featured in museum exhibit
• Sandy Hook man injured in I-64 crash
• ACLU objects to single-gender classes
• The Herald-Dispatch West Virginia 5K Championship Run/Walk
• Wayne boil advisory ends
• New Northcott Court Learning Center to host grand opening
• Huntington Middle finishes year with Civil War lesson
• Man's body found along Ohio River
• Huntington Museum of Art to host Doodle 4 Google Exhibit
• Huntington man reports stolen golf clubs, bag valued at $2,350
• Precautionary boil water advisory remains in effect
• Final tryout for mall fashion advisory board happening today
• Dropout prevention
• Altizer woman arrested on child abuse charges
• Marshall hosts digital evidence conference
• Marshall offering free English and math workshops
• Spring Hill memorial service set for May 27
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Monday, May 21
• Application process under way for Fall 2012 Graduate Scholarship Tuition Waivers
• MU student headed for Turkey to study Turkish language
• Eliminate barriers to taking your meds
• Tri-State Hero: Airman 1st Class Rusty Tyler Smith
• This week in W.Va. history
• Man enters hospital after being shot in chest
• Police investigating two armed robberies
• Arena ranked among top venues in world
• Center hosts summer fun-filled fundraiser
• Do you remember?
• Compulsive gambler bans himself from entering any of Ohio's casinos
• Portion of 6th Avenue to close for next construction phase
• State has little control over candidates
• Presidential candidate's withdrawal prevents awkward Ky. primary
• Musical bash pays tribute to a generation of Dixie jazz
• Chicken salad boasts burst of Thai flavor
• KDMC to offer hearing screenings
• Grief support group to meet Tuesday, June 5
• Benefit concert planned for May 27
• Five men jailed on felony charges on Saturday
• Artists series caps off 75th season with popular wine event
• Youth orchestra explores music styles in concert
• Violent crime victims mourned at service
• St. Mary's launches initiative for women
• Hospice of Huntington offering support group
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Saturday, May 19
• Man stabbed in face with box cutter Friday
• Couple arrested on felony child neglect charges
• Huntington Dollar General robbed Friday
• Cabell GOP announces meeting for May 21
• Board of Health meeting set for May 23
• Lesage woman reports vehicle stolen during night
• Tolsia High School conducts graduation, 110 receive diplomas
• Local shoe store target of robbery
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• Local foundation creates second scholarship for Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine
• Third annual Appalachian Institute of Digital Evidence Conference to be hosted by Marshall University Forensic Science Center
• Marathon graduates receive associate's degrees
• Burglary reported at middle school construction site
• Checkpoint set for this weekend in Wayne County
• Sex offender jailed after probation violation
• Presence mounting in Cabell
• SVHS grads celebrate success
• Concert raises thousands for nonprofit
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Thursday, May 17
• Exercise can't be beat as a stress reliever
• Sarah Napier 'Love Your Guts' 5K set for Saturday
• Rock Out Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser set in Ashland
• Fatal beating moves to grand jury
• Man reports home burglary, stolen items valued at $1,748
• Insurer suspends new policies after arsons
• State, local police attend anti-terrorism workshop
• Low turnout expected in Boyd County for primary election
• Coffee buzz: Study finds java drinkers live longer
• Area victims' groups to share federal grant
• Gallery: President John F. Kennedy through the years
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Wednesday, May 16
• HPD honors fallen officers during memorial service
• 2 arrested on burglary, child neglect charges
• Museum exhibit features work from class, workshop participants
• KYOWVA Goodwill receives $13,000 grant
• Trucking company ready to accept glass for recycling
• EPA to appeal ruling on West Virginia's Spruce No. 1 Mine
• No injuries reported in Lawrence fire
• Cabell County police arrest six in connection with Barboursville meth lab
• Women voters group to host event May 21
• Smokin' Aces suspect gets prison sentence
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Tuesday, May 15
• Marshall professor to share kidney research in China
• Marshall School of Physical Therapy reaches first accreditation milestone
• CM students receive academic awards
• Parkinson's support group meets May 15
• Woman reports copper wiring taken from vacant residence
• Air date set for new film shot in Huntington
• More than 200 participate in Bowl For Kids' Sake
• City questions 'deadbeat lists'
• Parents discuss dropout factors
• Guyandotte span could be days from opening
• Lawmakers to discuss Medicaid changes
• Three grants awarded to Cabell County
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- May 14, 2012
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Monday, May 14
• School employees: Funding discrepancies persist
• Renaissance to perform concert Monday, May 14
• Participants, donors sought for bike camp
• Ceredo set to kick off concert series May 20
• One jailed on charges of operating meth lab
• Nominations being accepted for Greater Huntington Wall of Fame
• Landau to sing at benefit concert
• Museum to present exhibition May 15-20
• Tri-State Comic Con coming to arena
• Rockin' at the arena
• A day just for mothers
• W.Va. looks to expand Medicaid managed care
• Program to take four Huntington-area disabled vets fishing
• Toledo, Ohio, man appealing Huntington crack conviction
• Police: Bullets that hit nursing home were strays
• Cabell library to host parenting workshop
• Man, woman uninjured in rollover crash
• Crowds gather for Ritter Park Tennis Center free event Saturday
• Look-A-Like Contest part of Mother's Day celebration at mall
• St. Mary's marks 9th gala
• Former DJ loses home in fiery accident
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Sunday, May 13
• W.Va. elects new GOP chairman
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Saturday, May 12
• Huntington woman finds unique use for old jewelry
• Kids toy and clothing benefit set for May 19
• Hospice seeks volunteers
• Second annual Blessing of the Bikes to be held this month
• 2 hurt in head-on collision
• Man arrested, held at gunpoint after attempted home break-in
• Art museum to host exibition May 15-20
• Huntington Hospice to host program May 16
• Lincoln man convicted for assault on FBI agent
• Repairs to close 10th, 12th Street floodwall entrances May 14
• Police memorial set for Tuesday
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Friday, May 11
• Marshall University, Aetna invite businesses, individuals to free lunch lecture on rainwater harvesting, stormwater control
• 2nd home confinement granted in shooting
• Local women celebrate Habitat for Humanity's 'Women Build Week'
• Trial nears for man charged in Jarrell death
• Marshall downtown arts center to get HMDA $400,000 donation
• Huntington man reports checks stolen, forged
• Ritter Park Tennis Center to reopen May 12
• Huntington's Kitchen, Ebenezer Medical Outreach, Cabell Huntington to host sites
• Event to provide food for children, families in need
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• OLBH receives $2,000 grant for pediatric emergency preparedness
• OLBH to host Safe Sitter class May 19
• Correction
• Biology professor secures grant to save state's primary natural history collection
• Burlington Elementary hosts vehicle day
• Ovarian cancer talk set for May 15
• U.S. Postal Service: Rural post offices to stay open
• Martha Elementary to host spaghetti dinner on Friday
• Plans in works to remember slain teens
• Two men charged in stadium break-in
• Headbands and more available at relay
• Lions Club collecting eye glasses for charity throughout May
• Another company reports copper theft from tower at Rotary Park
• 5 juveniles arrested in 3 recent arsons
• Spring is a great time to show off sculpted arms
• Project seeks West Virginia glass workers
• Correction
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Wednesday, May 9
• Eleven undergraduate researchers awarded stipends for summer studies
• Huntington cyclists offer input
• Two council incumbents defeated
• Wolfe, Williams to vie for mayor
• Bailey wins Dem. primary for Cabell County Commission
• Smith, Johnson win primary election in Cabell assessor race
• Dems advance 5 incumbents, 2 challengers in magistrate race
• Cabell County Clerk's office to open at noon Wednesday
• Romney, Obama win; Manchin to face Raese
• Reynolds, Stephens, Chaffin win in local legislative races
• W.Va. primary voters OK gov rematch
• Election results trickling in
• Six convicted robbers punished in circuit court
• Huntington Council of Garden Clubs hosts plant sale
• Police blotter: Man reports laptop stolen
• Sons of the American Revolution to meet
• KDMC to host blood drive on Wednesday
• Three detained in meth bust
• KDMC to offer free screenings June 1
• Kenova City Council to hold special meeting
• Alzheimer's support group to meet today
• Classes Programs & Screenings
• Small fire evacuates Gino's Pub on 5th Ave.
• W.Va. primary voter guide
• Neurosurgeon uses his time in captivity to reflect on life
• Primary to set stage for Nov. battles
• Gallery: Filming of of Hatfields and McCoys documentary
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Monday, May 7
• Children's Art Festival Extravaganza set for June 9
• Huntington Council of Garden Clubs dedicates tree at museum
• Huntington accepting nominations for Greater Huntington Wall of Fame
• Meeting to get input on new bike plan
• Tri-State AIDS Task Force hosts fundraiser
• Tri-State Hero: Seaman Brandon Lee Morgan
• Green Acres to host Cinco de Mayo event
• Young Life holding informational meeting
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Research shows yogurt can keep you going
• Polls to open at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday
• Few legislative races contested
• Award winners honored at reception
• GOP leaders start to rally around Romney, sort of
• Gallery: Lincoln County High School's Prom
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Sunday, May 6
• Election candidate profile: Letitia Chafin
• Two felons booked at Western Regional Jail
• Wayne High School students spend 'An Evening in Paris'
• Spring Valley students go on parade for prom
• Tri-State Bible College hosts graduation banquet
• HHS girls soccer to host pancake breakfast
• Election candidate profile: Lee A. Bias
• 5K Mission 'M' Possible fundraiser set May 12
• St. Joe students enjoy prom
• Visitors flock to Heritage Farm festival
• 3 Republicans, 2 Democrats running for City Council seat
• Man jumps from bridge, expected to recover
• W.Va. man killed in shootout was sex abuse suspect
• St. Mary's nursing graduates pinned during ceremony
• 4 sentenced to prison in Boyd for various crimes
• Friday storms shake Tri-State
• 'America's Got Talent' winner to sing for benefit for Ceredo group home
• Man arrested after hitting child with car, fleeing
• Early voting continues
• Police: Possible thieves target radio towers at Rotary Park
• Relay for Life team sponsors fishing tourney
• Consuming passions, not things
• Researcher presents at scientific conference
• Local residents mark annual observance Thursday
• String band to rock Creekside Cafe tonight
• Deputy finds elderly woman reportedly trapped in home
• Magistrate recused from fatal beating case
• Early voting continues
• Judge dismisses court action in ALLINONE case
• Old Miller Elementary property goes unsold
• News flash! Chocolate can help build your muscles
• WVSP release Cabell County stats
• W.Va. state trooper shot in Elkins
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Thursday, May 3
• Students recognized at international scientific meeting
• Kenova church plans rummage sale May 4-5
• Dem. candidates for W.Va. House focus on education
• Fire destroys home near Lavalette
• Police blotter: Woman reports $27,000 in jewelry stolen from residence
• Police arrest 3 after vehicle pursuit in Huntington
• Free concert to feature Christian bands
• Early voting continues
• Republican workers needed for election
• Man arrested in pot seizure
• Four arrested in alleged meth operation
• Man gets 6 months for extortion threat against W.Va. gov.
• Nomination deadline approaches for Miners' Celebration 'Because of You' awards
• Huntington's Kitchen hosts 'Derby Day' event
• Library hosting book sale through May 5
• Mom charged after crash with newborn in car
• Huntington man charged with felony DUI in afternoon crash
• Two local natives receive Tony nods
• W.Va. candidates receive endorsements
• Area mobile home burns to ground
• Early voting continues
• Police investigating Tuesday home invasion
• Republicans workers needed for election
• More than 4,750 pills collected at takeback
• Rubberlite completes fifth expansion
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• Election candidate profile: Bill Maloney
• Election candidate profile: Kim Wolfe
• The rewards of exercise: The Pleasure Principle
• W.Va. court race emerges as primary's priciest
• Marshall University Graduate College announces thesis grant recipients
• Police blotter: Hospital patient reports room invasion, stolen medication
• Huntington man arrested in Internet sting
• Adult, juvenile charged with felonies in Wayne County
• Kentucky State Police investigating escape
• W.Va. launches crackdown on drivers who pass school buses
• Four Greenup County residents indicted Monday
• Huntington man charged with gas station robbery
• South Point woman dies in ATV crash
• Cooling towers placed on St. James roof
• 2 trapped in vehicle accident
• Number of newborns with drug withdrawal has tripled
• Election candidate profile
• Huntington Mall's 'More for Mom Show' to include fashions and a look-a-like contest
• Election candidate profile
• Classes, Programs & Screenings
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• Gallery: Do you remember? -- April 30, 2012
• Camp helps kids cope with loss
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Monday, April 30
• 5K Race to benefit medical mission trip to Honduras
• Dr. Mary Todd named executive director of The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
• Celebration at Pullman Square marks Israel Independence Day
• Election candidate profile: Stephen Anderson Jr.
• Firefighters respond to fire Saturday night
• Tri-State News Quiz answers
• Do you remember?
• Election candidate profile: Tom Bevins
• Man killed Saturday in rafting accident
• Four Putnam residents arrested on meth-related charges
• Mountain Stage makes its way to the Keith-Albee
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• Print/E-paper exclusives for Sunday, April 29
• School to host annual golf scramble May 4
• Election candidate profile: C.A. Adams
• Early voting continues
• Election candidate profile: Gregory D. Borowski
• Mountwest Foundation recognizes scholarship recipients
• KDMC to host pain management presentation
• Roads near Ritter Park to be closed this week
• Three jailed on felony charges Saturday
• Marshall University honors faculty award winners
• Tri-State hosts several drug takeback locations
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• OLBH to offer free lung function screenings
• West Virginia State Police release March statistics
• Salvation Army to host karaoke May 3
• Wayne drug court, MCTC forge partnership
• Police blotter: Woman reports home invasion, says robbers asked for prescription pills
• Campaign Trails: Delegate Jim Morgan named as 2012 Breza Legislator of the Year
• Early voting continues
• Elliotts to be celebrated at Spring Valley church
• Official to assist in ordering rain barrels at City Hall on April 30
• Man punished in attempted suffocation
• Charleston scratches opening pharmacy school in Ky.
• Tomblin continues to amass re-election fund
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Friday, April 27
• Marshall advertising majors take honors in district competition
• Dr. Deanna Mader selected to serve as College of Business interim dean
• Hospital reports pain pump stolen from patient's room
• Man gets maximum sentence in beating death
• Fair housing event going on downtown today
• Robbery reported at BP
• Tomblin receives NRA endorsement
• State Police releases Lincoln County statistics
• Bowling party to benefit veterans, toddler diagnosed with leukemia
• Father calls police after daughter receives threatening text messages
• Israel Indepenence Day Celebration event scheduled for Sunday
• Wayne deputy involved in crash
• Correction
• Shots fired following dispute in West Huntington
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Thursday, April 26
• Do You Remember?
• Tips to help ease neck, shoulder tension
• Drug takeback locations
• Election candidate profile
• Man arrested following violent home invasion
• Hospice offering kids support group May 1
• Early voting for primary begins in West Virginia
• Election candidate profile
• Grammy-winning 'soul-pop' artist performs at MU
• Arson cases head to grand jury
• Wayne bond proposal discussed at Spring Valley
• Tri-State air quality improves in report
• Print/E-Paper exclusives for Wednesday, April 25
• Elks state convention set for April 26-29
• Huntington police arrest Kenova man in midst of copper theft
• Sheriff's Office releases details in fatal accident
• Early voting starts today
• Ladies Spring Tea scheduled for April 28
• First Stage Theatre Company continues 'Suessical' April 26-27
• Boyd County Library hosting 'royal' event
• Sentenced reduced in beating death
• Third person pleads guilty in Java Joe's robbery
• Trial date set in Teresa Baker case
• Let me out! Ways to successfully conquer claustrophobia
• Country stars set to rock Big Sandy Friday
• HuntPAC releases endorsement list
• Huntington man reports stolen silver Pontiac Bonneville
• Fundraiser to help CMHS student planned for May 1
• Goodwill names Dress for Success community partner of the year
• 'Wheelmobile' makes a stop in Cross Lanes
• Marshall public relations club hosting fundraiser
• 'Plant a Tree Project' scheduled for Friday
• Ashland duo charged with cooking meth
• Book festival travels to area schools
• Online poll
• Board of Health meeting set for April 25
• Woman dies in crash with bus
• Store deemed public nuisance
• Election candidate profile: Gary Bunn
• Election candidate profile: David Ferguson
• Drug takeback locations
• Classes, Programs & Screenings
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- April 23, 2012
• B'Nai Sholom marks Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Wayne County BOE race
• One escapes house fire in Chesapeake
• Cleanup scheduled for East Lynn Lake
• African Drumming to perform April 24
• Barboursville Walmart to host bowling tournament
• 5 departments respond to storage building fire
• Cleanup marks Earth Day
• Officials ready for early voting
• 5 Dems seek nod for W.Va. ag post
• Council to discuss paving, rezoning, vision insurance
• Three jailed on felony charges
• Easy tips for banishing nightmares
• Public meetings
• CMHS students dress up, go out for prom night
• Election candidate profile: John C. Casey
• Four booked on felony charges Saturday
• Do You Remember?
• Election candidate profile: Randy Wiles
• City partners with company to offer rain barrels at reduced cost
• Bowling party to benefit veterans, toddler diagnosed with leukemia
• Authors, scholars entertain during book festival
• Education, history celebrated during banquet
• Heart Walk raises money for research
• Six Democrats campaign in contested House primaries
• Festival full of handmade fun
• Print/E-Paper exclusives for Saturday, April 21
• Economy, drug problems top concerns for Wayne candidates
• Party on the patio
• Workshop provides real-life experience for journalism students
• Obama or Romney for Manchin?
• Woman reports being hit, threatened in front of children
• Spaghetti dinner helps raise funds for St. Joe school
• Marshall Relay for Life exceeds goal of $25,000 for cancer research
• Turnpike Ford to host test-drive fundraiser
• Volunteers needed for Spring Festival
• Fourpole Creek Cleanup scheduled for April 22
• Marshall students to receive Kente cloths at ceremony next Thursday
• Ohio River Festival Of Books 2012
• Conference focuses on school wellness
• Huntington kicks off inaugural Art Walk
• Have some juice to help pulp you up!
• Drug takeback locations
• Meeks ready to start life anew
• Huntington woman reports being shot multiple times with BB gun
• Kellogg Elementary evacuated due to small fire
• CMHS teacher being investigated, students suspended
• Bingo fundraiser to benefit Little Victories
• Spanish-themed event scheduled for April 21
• Party on the Patio event to rock Heritage Station tonight
• Lavalette man charged with child neglect after 12-year-old found drunk
• Raese draws criticism for Holocaust remarks
• Marshall University fans can buy special badges for Greenbrier Classic
• Police blotter: Woman reports possible hit put on her by ex-husband
• Officials: Smoke alarm saved lives in Rome Township fire
• Wayne County fire deemed suspicious
• Skin cancer screenings set for Tuesday, April 24
• A protein-rich diet is always good
• Election candidate profile: J.D. Beane
• Election candidate profile: Joe Hutchinson
• 27 vie for seven magistrate positions
• Feds indict Mich. man on sex crimes against preteen girl
• HMDA looks for new options
• Police seeking suspect in beating
• City officials touring Chattanooga riverfront
• W.Va. Catholics react to Bishop abuse allegations
• Print/E-Paper exclusives for Wednesday, April 18
• Huntington woman reports TVs, computers burgled from home
• 'Spring Fling' benefit to be held at Huntington's Kitchen on Friday
• Marshall University students taught interview, dinner etiquette Tuesday night
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• Five inducted into MU Business Hall of Fame during ceremony
• Drug takeback locations
• Family safely escapes Jefferson Avenue fire
• Report: Death of Bateman resident was 'sudden'
• Actions speak louder than words at CMHS truancy hearing
• The hidden Easter Egg has been found!
• Print/E-Paper exclusives for Tuesday, April 17
• Troopers investigating reported armed robbery
• Do You Remember?
• May 29 'Riverdance' performance canceled
• Driver pulled from burning car following crash Monday
• Last-minute tax assistance available Tuesday
• Officials looking at suspicious garage fire
• Election candidate profile: Tom McCallister
• Election candidate profile: JoAnn Hurley
• Classes, programs & screenings
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Monday, April 16
• Friends of local musician host benefit
• One jailed on felony charges early Sunday
• Road to be closed in Cabell County
• Huntington East High School Class of 1952 gathers for reunion every month
• Tri-State Hero: Lance Cpl. William Paul Lloyd Jr.
• Public meetings
• Election candidate profile: Scott Bias
• Election candidate profile: Charles "Chuck" Zerkle Jr.
• List of benefits unending for Omega 3
• Work on Greenup Locks and Dam to begin in June
• Milton church honors its youth volunteers
• Central City festival now seeking vendors
• Girl safe, father in custody after Amber Alert
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Sunday, April 15
• Coach Holliday sees good plays from both offense, defense
• Pancake breakfast to benefit Boy Scouts
• HHS goes Japanese for 2012 prom
• Zumba open house planned for May 1
• Man charged with DUI, child neglect following high-speed chase
• Community making strides toward healthy lifestyles
• Toughest Monster Trucks event revs up in the Tri-State
• Student artwork celebrated at museum
• ‘Bikes, tikes and riders’ make Veterans Bike Show a hit
• Heritage Farm hosts weekend fun
• Marshall looks to increase tuition
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Saturday, April 14
• Do you remember?
• Students, teachers raise money with 5K event
• Restaurant inspections
• Seniors do some spring shopping
• Head lice, not very nice
• Checkpoint set for this weekend
• Theft leads to vandalism, train accident
• 5K event to raise funds for epilepsy services
• Election candidate profile: Bethann Houser Earl
• Arbor Day event held at Ritter Park
• Heritage Farm welcomes students, readies for its Way Back Weekend
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• Couple accused of kidnapping, beating
• Prescription drug bill facing opposition from MDs
• Drug takeback continues its success with April drop-offs
• Amber Alert issued for W.Va. child
• Forever Young club to meet this morning
• W.Va. county democratic conventions taking place across state on April 14
• Cellphone use and pregnancy: What's safe?
• City Mission Golf Classic scheduled for June 16
• 1 of 2 overnight fires in Huntington ruled arson
• Election candidate profile: Gary Hale
• Senior lifestyle event set for today at Huntington Mall
• Amber Alert issued for W.Va. girl
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Thursday, April 12
• Man throwing rocks at Taco Bell arrested on drug charges
• Local school takes hands-on approach to science
• Healthy apps can aid motivation, accountability
• Election candidate profile
• Election calendar
• Drug suspects face new charges
• Adopt-A-Highway cleanup registrations deadline April 14
• Woman reports tax return stolen from bank account
• Event gives mall-goers chance for health screening while shopping
• W.Va. 6th District candidates talk agendas
• 4 arrested following police chase
• Police investigating armed home invasion
• Domestic dispute leads to kidnapping arrest
• Huntington business reports second AC unit larceny in one week
• Man robbed at gunpoint amid used vehicle deal
• Man admits to role in oxycodone operation
• Huntington readies for Arbor Day celebrations
• Prescription drug summit draws area leaders
• Man arrested in two-building fire
• Anderson believes higher taxes are not the solution
• Forensic center lauded
• Beshear wants U.S. painkiller tracking
• Election candidate profile
• Burp alert: How to tame your tummy
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• Gallery: Do you remember? -- April 10, 2012
• State money revives local pool
• Friends, family remember Toni
• Election candidate profile: Opal Sanders
• Election candidate profile: Sherry Lynn McClanahan
• Election calendar
• Classes, programs & screenings
• Huntington begins spring paving program
• Tomblin signs legislation authorizing fundraising bond for Beech Fork
• Local nursery to plant trees along 8th Street today for Arbor Month
• Police respond to possible burglary, find only a broken window
• Synthetic drugs confiscated from Tri-State Airport
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Monday, April 9
• Marshall percussion ensemble to perform Thursday, April 12
• Marshall University renews Athletic Director's contract through 2017
• Empty Bowls focuses on helping the hungry in the Tri-State
• City Mission serves Easter dinner to needy
• New therapy available for peanut-allergy sufferers
• Election candidate profile: Samantha Fooce
• Election candidate profile: Steve Deweese
• TRI-STATE NEWS QUIZ ANSWERS
• Christians celebrate on Easter Sunday
• News in brief
• Goodwill, museum offer after-school art program
• Nominate your star student
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Sunday, April 8
• Election calendar
• Two booked on felony charges
• Red Cross to host blood drive in Louisa, Ky.
• Election candidate profile
• Participants place in annual Academic Festival at MU
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• 'A Night for Toni Black' wrestling event planned for April 14
• OLBH launches new CT lung scan initiative
• Prominent local attorney Keith Newman passes away
• District 3 candidates focus on jobs, community
• Probing arsons a unique challenge
• Election candidate profile
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Saturday, April 7
• Hospice, veterans home offering training for veteran volunteers
• Old Main Corridor ready for striping
• KDMC to offer free joint pain screening
• 3 ways to feel younger
• Election candidate profile
• Grand jury indicts man on drug charge, gun violations
• Police blotter: Woman reports neighbor assaulted by man with baseball bat
• Marshall to conduct community blood drive
• Grand jury indicts man on drug charge, gun violations
• Milton woman charged with embezzlement
• Dinner, bake sale to raise funds for hospice
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Friday, April 6
• Career Services to host part-time job and internship fair
• Tomblin, W.Va. honor fallen miners
• Woman admits storing, selling drugs
• Police pursuing leads in museum break-in
• Crime spree reported overnight Tuesday in Huntington
• South Side residents get look at candidates
• Election profile: Ralph William Clark
• Get healthy: Colon test smart choice
• Election profile: Karen Nance
• Christian musician David Phelps brings national tour to local church
• Tomblin signs bill creating state minority affairs office
• Painkiller sales soar around U.S., fuel addiction
• W.Va. pauses to remember 29 miners
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• Branches plans spoken word event on April 16
• Easter dinner planned Sunday at City Mission
• Keeping athletes' shoulders healthy
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• Another blaze added to suspicious fire list
• OLBH program offering CPR class April 20
• Man charged with public intoxication, possession
• Man arrested on crack charges
• Kenova Parks and Rec to meet tonight
• Reservations being taken for ARTS show
• Work to begin Monday, pending approval
• Museum robbery thwarted
• Anderson pledges better accounting, more services
• Massey execs targeted in latest lawsuit
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• October event to celebrate state's mining enterprise
• 'Team Toni' rallies in support as Chesapeake woman returns home
• Proctorville Easter egg hunt set for April 7
• Evensong Tenebrae service planned
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• Vinny Curry to sign autographs at Huntington Mall
• Easter egg hunt scheduled for April 7
• Man flees home through window after suspected break-in
• Republican group to host event April 13
• Voter education seminar is planned for April 14
• Downtown congregations sponsor Good Friday service
• Report: Cabell ranked among unhealthiest W.Va. counties
• Suspicious fire count hits 37
• Car crashes into Julian's Market
• Two sunken barges being removed from Ohio River
• Board requests probe into end of billing service
• George Jones coming to Huntington on June 2
• Five injured in head-on collision
• Lawrence County Easter egg hunt Saturday, April 7
• Work to close part of Fourth Avenue today
• KDMC to offer free aortic valve screening April 20
• Marshall honors female student-athletes
• Tickets on sale for April 19 Manilow concert
• Dine and Discover lecture set for tonight
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• Election candidate profile: Jeanne A. Crum Wray
• Military credit stymies officials
• First-time homebuyers face obstacles
• Marshall Chamber Choir performs at home after trip abroad
• OUS seeks volunteers for horse riding center
• Health Week promotes healthy living
• KDMC receives donation for mobile health initiative
• Gallery: Dave Trippin' to Canaan Valley
• Hundreds mourn 6 of 9 W.Va. fire victims
• Event opens cycling benefits to kids, parents
• Memorial run's final lap draws hundreds
• 5 incarcerated this weekend
• 4-H All Stars hosting day of festivities April 7
• Wall of Fame nominations being accepted
• KDMC announces contributions to Ky. tornado victims
• Competition showcases Tri-State students
• Spikefest gives players big competition, opportunities
• Woman hospitalized following crash Friday evening
• Volunteers clean up Chesapeake
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Sunday, April 1
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets share lottery jackpot
• Citizen Award: Verna Gibson helps shape downtown and Marshall
• Americans bet nearly $1.5 billion
• Rally seeks answers, unity in wake of Trayvon Martin incident
• Victim's ID keeps alleged shooter behind bars
• Ky. bill would put limits on cold meds
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• Anderson named executive director of Huntington Sanitary Board
• Maintain order in the ear canal -- but carefully
• Fire damages vacant house in Huntington
• Marshall club to host charity pancake breakfast today
• Tomblin signs substance abuse bill
• Election profile: Sheirl Fletcher
• West Virginia GOP chairman to step down after 2 years
• Newman Center to hold Taize' service tonight
• Little Victories to host open house March 31
• Wayne man reports two burglaries at home in one week
• Deputies uncover meth lab in Ona
• Man arrested during unrelated investigation for threatening police
• Authorities seeking info in abduction attempts
• MU Pre-K program goes from nap time to tech time
• Milton man arrested on drug charges
• State Police investigating meth activity in Barboursville
• Stuart resigns as W.Va. GOP chairman
• Marshall career fair focuses on veterans
• Teens further drug prevention mission at Teen Summit
• Huntington man pleads guilty to pill trafficking
• Landbank eyes funds to raze fire-damaged structures
• Man hospitalized following ATV crash along East Pea Ridge
• Public invited to attend rally for Florida teen
• Prestera opens new apartment complex
• Young boy runs into car in Kenova
• Authorities searching for suspect in armed robbery
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• Staying fit in your 50s and beyond pays benefits
• Newman Center to hold Taize' service March 30
• Landlord: Charleston house had smoke detectors before fatal fire
• W.Va. lottery revenue surges
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• West Hamlin woman arrested on federal drug charge
• Cabell BOE sets price, auction date for property
• Detroit woman receives 18-month prison sentence
• Police search for man in abduction attempt in Kanawha County
• Police blotter: Man arrested after attempting to escape police custody
• Eastern Mining Collectors Association to meet, offer show
• Lawrence Board of Elections plans recount for several races
• Commission to consider Barboursville EMS station
• Two arrested in Tuesday crash, shooting
• Shapiro takes over School of Medicine
• Huntington Area Food Bank collects food, supplies for victims of recent storms
• New power plants face tough EPA restrictions
• Sen. Manchin: EPA fully engaged in a war on coal
• Citizen Award: Jacob Burcham on fast track to national success
• MSHA wants more teeth in mine regulations
• 36 fire deaths in W.Va. since January
• Marshall names new med school dean
• Dr. Joseph Shapiro named dean of Marshall University medical school
• Woman charged with prescription fraud
• Vacant home destroyed by fire
• Council members approve 5-year storm water plan
• Group set to open community garden plots at Spring Hill
• SwineFest 2012 accepting applications for vendors
• Election candidate profile: Josh Stowers
• A guide to the Citizen Awards
• Public meetings
• Greek Week kicks off at MU
• Commission approves $20.5 million budget
• Man charged with sexual assault of teenage girl
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• Marshall University to co-sponsor upcoming Appalachian Health Summit on neurological disorders
• 90-day health challenge
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• Crews respond to two structure fires
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• Council to look at plan for storm water-related pollution
• State Police releases Lincoln County statistics
• Museum of Art ball raises $72,000
• Print/E-paper exclusives for Sunday, March 25
• Election candidate profile: Danne J. Vance
• Retired reporter to speak in Charleston
• Three jailed on felony charges since late Friday
• Record number of tires scrapped during event
• More than three dozen attend beekeeper school
• Hurricane Civil War Weekend continues
• Milton Easter egg hunt set for April 1
• Huntington teens make debut as debutantes during cotillion
• Local Lions Club hosts 5K
• Parking garage fall victim remains in critical condition
• 8 killed in Charleston house fire
• Woman critical after fall in garage
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• Local NAACP chapter shares in sorrow following death of Martin in Fla.
• Cabell Commission considering $21M budget
• Woman second to be convicted in burglary case
• Two accidents snarl rush hour traffic on U.S. 60
• Woman reports television stolen, door to home left open
• Residents in 3 counties eligible to apply for federal disaster unemployment funds
• Judge sets $1M bond in January killing
• Groups work together on vital repairs to chimney
• Election candidate profile: Louis Palmer
• Judge: EPA veto of W.Va. mine permit overreached
• FEMA to set up 2nd site in Wayne County
• Park District warns city of lack of payments
• Police blotter: Man on dirt bike reports being chased down by neighbors
• 'The Sound of Music' continues through Saturday
• Fundraiser for Abigail Young set for Saturday
• Stand tall to improve your health
• One 4 All Disabilities Expo set for March 31
• Stars R Us troupe presents 'Wine in the Wilderness'
• 10 convicted in truancy program
• Group working to improve area wellness issues
• Create Huntington celebrates year of success
• W.Va. ag. commissioner candidates: Feds threaten farms
• W.Va. supporters mark health overhaul's 2nd year
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• Victim reports two men with guns forced entry into his apartment
• Former Hanging Rock officer gets 3 years in prison
• West Virginians for Life endorses Maloney
• Election candidate profile
• No arrest in reported abduction attempt
• Ellis sworn in as new fire chief
• Another suspicious fire investigated
• Local heat enters record territory
• Bachman & Turner, Eli Young Band to play Summer Motion in Ashland
• Civil War Weekend kicks off today
• Complement your workout with Yoga
• Election candidate profile: Johnny McCallister
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• Restless leg syndrome: What's in a name?
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• Railroad Historical Society announces new D.C trip
• Huntington man arrested in connection to suspicious fire
• Lions Club Celebrity 5K Run/Walk coming up
• Alpha CEO to speak at UC on March 27
• Wis. college students spend spring break working on local Habitat home
• Man charged with DUI following crash along I-64
• Kenova Volunteer Fire Department receives donation
• Firefighters respond to house fire
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• Injuries reported in Tuesday vehicle crash
• Man arrested in suspected arson
• Pennington's foundation awards grants to area groups
• Police blotter: Several vehicle break-ins reported between late Thursday, early Friday
• Boyd County grand jury indictments
• Dennison promoted at Marshall University
• River Cities Local Food Council addresses area producers during dinner
• Mild winter keeps W.Va. students in school
• Crews quickly extinguish house fire in Huntington
• Budget session set for Barboursville
• Authorities search for suspect in flea market shooting
• Judge sentences Blevins to 16 to 20 years in prison for 2009 stabbing
• Election candidate profile: J. Larry Crawford
• Classes, programs & screenings
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- 1980 tornado in Catlettsburg, Ky.
• Gallery: Huntington's Kitchen celebrates St. Patrick's Day
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• Dr. Corley Dennison named associate VP for academic affairs, dean of undergraduate studies at Marshall University
• Researchers present at international scientific meetings
• MU female athletes to be recognized as part of Title IX celebration
• Rough crossings targeted for repair
• Election candidate profile: Doug Reynolds
• Public meetings
• Water service returns after interruption
• Registration open for annual golf event
• Red Cross documents stories of tornado survivors
• Elks dinner to benefit homeless veterans
• Church moves into Cinema 4 movie theater
• After fight, Century Aluminum retirees mark victory
• Meeting set to discuss Field House site plans
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• Huntington Symphony Orchestra ends winter season with jazz-infused show
• Kiwanis Pancake Festival settles into new location
• Clothing sale provides professional clothing to women in need
• 2 arrested with meth-making materials while children in home
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• Driver killed in fatal collision identified
• NAACP candidates forum set for April 23
• Missing dog
• Fifth Avenue Baptist Church members active in community
• Tuna makes innovative burger choice
• Big Sandy hosts annual cheerleading competition
• Dropout prevention targeting the young
• City Council looks at cuts to avoid $2 fee increase
• Victim in fatal crash identified
• Report: W.Va. firm expects to build cracker plant
• 3 fatally shot in southern W.Va., man arrested
• Woman arrested after smuggling pills into Western Regional Jail
• Two post offices trimming services
• Three arrested during undercover prostitution investigation
• Public gets chance to try new surgical system today at Huntington Mall
• Central City Elementary students shine at talent show
• Legursky speaks at Boys, Girls Club fundraiser
• Get healthy: Healing power of touch
• Debutante cotillion scheduled for March 24
• Election profile: Suzanne McGinnis Oxley
• Wall of Fame nominations sought
• Tire collection set for March 24 in Milton
• One dead in head-on collision
• Marshall University School of Medicine places 100 percent of graduating seniors in national match
• Convenience store to remain closed
• How to help storm victims
• Huntington Housing Authority, Prestera receive federal funds
• Thrift store relocates to Main St. in Ceredo
• Celebrities slam dunk for a good cause
• Good intentions the road to good health
• Upcoming forum to focus on Alzheimer's
• Fire captain chosen to be next chief
• Underwood Choir preps for fundraising show
• Election candidate profile: Troy Andes
• Barboursville Lion's Club to host 5K Saturday, March 24
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• Ceredo man arrested after attempting to pawn stolen amp
• Heating program application acceptance period starts March 19
• Family creates website for disabled child
• Neighborhood association to hold meeting March 19
• Award winning artist to visit local gallery
• Latest Dine and Discover cancelled
• Authorities find meth lab in home of runaway boys
• Man arrested in late Tuesday stabbing
• Detroit man arrested on drug charges in Huntington
• Circus entertains, thrills during stop in Huntington
• Partnership expands Huntington Kitchen's menu
• MU to host meeting regarding Field House on March 19
• Pastor to continue Bible lecture series
• Election profile: Johnny R. Bowman
• Early voting for primary creeping closer
• Get your cardio on this March and April
• Eastern Mining Collectors to have spring meet, show
• Civil War round table sponsoring symposium
• Crews clean up illegal dump site
• Residents pitch in at recycling bins
• Residents pitch in plenty at recycling bins
• Student loan rate ready to double
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• Dress for Success hosting Overstock Sale on March 17
• Benefit for Prestera Center set for April 21
• Camp Good Grief offered April 28-29 for children who have experienced loss
• Avoid sulfur-rich food to reduce 'price' of gas
• Child in critical condition days after wrong-way crash
• Prosecution to extend plea offer in 2008 homicide case
• Missing Mason County brothers found
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• Green Cleaning expert featured in Marshall University's Lunch and Learn sustainability lecture series
• Marshall University hosting Visiting Fulbright Scholar from Czech Republic
• City Council approves deal with EPA
• Two killed in Friday collision indentified
• Charges filed in Pita Pit fight
• Alzheimer's support group to meet March 13
• Health events, groups coming up in Tri-State
• Huntington man reports electronics stolen from home
• Huntington's Kitchen to host themed events
• Four displaced in Monday Coal Grove fire
• Local AARP chapter hosts health fair for members
• National commander speaks at American Legion event
• Election candidate profile: John Dennison
• 2012 Perfect Pet contest begins
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• Wolfe Lecture Cancelled
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• MU event to focus on Blair Mountain preservation fight
• Four people jailed on felony charges Sunday
• Huntington-based writer to appear on Internet radio show
• 90-day health challenge
• Spring Clean-Up at Beech Fork set for April 7
• Support offered for those with chronic lung diseases
• County commissions throughout W.Va. receive state grants
• Christian acts perform at Keith-Albee
• Press leading efforts to open Ky. child abuse records
• Gallery: Benefit for Lydia Peyton
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• Truck lands on side in afternoon accident; no injuries reported
• 'Cash Mob' patronizes local businesses in full force
• Lil Lambs Sale set for March 16-17
• Dessert spread recipe a light alternative to pumpkin pie
• How to help tornado victims
• Council reluctant to cut police budget
• W.Va. State Police issue warning for financial scam
• Four jailed on felony charges early Saturday
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• W.Va. State Police blotter: Dog stabbed, items reported stolen in break-in of home
• Beech Fork lodge funding clears Legislature
• Police investigate cause of fatal crash on Interstate 64
• Local trucker to be remembered Saturday
• Minority affairs legislation moves step closer to passage
• Police blotter: Huntington police officers arrest two people on drug charges
• Jury begins deliberations in 2010 fatal beating
• Disaster recovery center opens in Morgan County, Ky.
• W.Va. House of Delegates passes graffiti bill
• Symphony members visit with Spring Hill students
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• School employee groups endorse Hurley, Fraley
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• Jury begins deliberations in 2010 fatal beating
• VFW, Wendy's teaming up for fundraiser
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• Public Relations Campaign Club to host Bob Evans Family Fun Night for River Valley Child Development Services
• Marshall to honor degree candidates with two ceremonies; Countdown to Commencement set for March 13-14
• Larry King appears on Marshall University student late-night show
• Self-identified feminists to discuss religion and feminism
• Former Hillary Clinton campaign manager urges women to take on leadership roles
• Product may aid W.Va. against meth
• Council sorting through revisions
• Dresses for Domestic Peace set for March 11
• Heart failure support group sets meeting
• DAR to host monthly meeting March 10
• Milton Rotary Club hosting dinner, auction
• Sorority pageant to benefit Relay for Life
• 36th Street Tabernacle hosts fundraiser March 10
• Police: Two die in Lincoln County fire
• Support group for college-age students with difficulty communicating with their parents starts this month
• Campbell named Director of Diversity for Marshall Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy
• Marshall University to host public meeting on soccer field project
• Marshall ceramics student to display work at national conference
• Legursky to speak at fundraising event
• Fire in West Huntington latest in string of suspicious blazes
• Harlem Globetrotters wow crowd at Big Sandy
• Man accuses co-defendant of killing in murder trial
• Genealogist to speak tonight in Huntington
• Marshall students attend Career Expo
• W.Va. candidates receive endorsements
• Man faces federal firearms charge
• Lincoln County man indicted after allegedly pulling a gun on FBI agent, state official
• Deadline for Build-A-Bed event set for March 9
• Church, restaurant partner to raise money
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• Romney, Santorum show Ohio GOP ideological divide
• Union law issue in some Ohio legislative primaries
• Romney grabs Ohio from Santorum in tight duel
• Ohio treasurer secures Senate nomination
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• Graffiti bill advances to House
• Mine safety bill ready for governor's signature
• Lawrence voters approve Collins Career Center levy
• Author shares message of broadening feminism
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• The good-to-be-slow weight-control plan
• OLBH is offering surgical relief for sinusitis
• Teen arrested in connection with Barboursville meth lab
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• Violauta Duo, Linda Dobbs to give recital March 14
• Fire damages three houses
• Officials tour storm damage
• Thousands turn out to honor Marine
• Storm death toll increases to 22 in Ky.
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• Mason County sheriff resigns amid charges
• Woman reports vehicle damage to Huntington police
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• Snow leads to school delays, closings, handful of minor traffic accidents
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• Classes, support groups offered
• Gallery: Snow scenes from March 5
• Gallery: Habitat for Humanity kicks off Silver Lining Raffle
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• Funeral for Barboursville Marine set for Monday
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• Huntington Campus on 2-Hour Delay, Code A, Monday, March 5
• Application process under way for Summer 2012 Graduate Scholarship Tuition Waivers
• StartUp WV Manufacturing program announces first class of entrepreneur awardees
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• State police bust meth lab in Lincoln County
• KDMC offers cancer screenings in March
• Event to focus on archive research
• Stories of survival told in Kentucky as damage assessed
• Author and journalist Hernandez set to speak at MU on Tuesday
• Election candidate profile: Garland "Skip" Parsons
• Online sessions move W.Va. toward transparency
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• Gallery: ARTS Cotillion dinner/dance
• Lawmakers not inclined to restrict Amish tractor
• 9 W.Va. counties under emergency declaration
• Ohio River village assesses storm damage, 3 dead
• Tornadoes strongest to hit eastern Ky. in 24 years
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• Huntington's Disease support group to meet
• Clay County student to perform for Young People's Concert, other upcoming orchestral performances
• Levy a top issue on Super Tuesday Ballot in Lawrence
• Culloden nursing home awaits licensure approval
• Tomblin pleased with legislative agenda
• 2 arrested after deputies find meth making materials in car
• G842 Juried Exhibition debuts in downtown Huntington
• Annual car show takes over Big Sandy arena
• Rummage sale set for March 3
• AK Steel worker dies in conveyor belt accident
• South Point man charged with kidnapping in W.Va.
• 5 arrested on drug charges
• Police blotter: Chesapeake man arrested for breaking into home, striking officers
• Day care celebrates Seuss' birthday with MU athletes
• Ironton man prepares for trial in '10 beating death
• Wind damage reported in parts of W.Va.
• Beshear declares state of emergency after tornadoes hit Ky.
• Marshall University presents Young People's Concert
• Distinguished biographer, Jean Edward Smith, to sign books on Marshall's campus Monday
• Marshall University School of Medicine names Dr. Larry D. Dial to administrative post
• Toyota to expand, will add 80 jobs
• Residents input concerns, ideas for new city plan
• MU student's run on 'Idol' ends
• Huntington man indicted on federal for heroin charge
• Man indicted in Pea Ridge killing
• Fire reported in restaurant at Tri-State Airport
• Legendary broadcaster shares stories at Keith-Albee
• No injuries reported in Huntington fire
• Two arrested following Wednesday Wayne County high speed chase
• Multiple car break-ins reported in Huntington
• Blood drive set for March 4 in Ashland
• Election candidate profile: Charles E. Sammons
• Kenova rummage sale set for March 2-3
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• Former Hillary Clinton campaign manager to speak at Marshall
• Marshall to host two guest saxophone programs this month
• Gallery 842 to open Juried Exhibition Friday
• Women of Color program set for March 6 at Marshall University
• Bill that would help build conference center, lodge at Beech Fork passes
• Substance abuse bills move on
• Bill to give elected officials raises seems dead for 2012 session
• Meeting to discuss Huntington's future
• Nuisance hearing postponed
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• Huntington man charged with burglary, beating ex-wife
• Computer repair leads to child pornography arrest
• Felony neglect charge filed against Green Valley woman
• Kenova Parks and Rec Board to meet
• Charleston bus service could end June 30
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• Mine safety bill clears House, 95-0
• 2 scrap metal bills pass Senate
• Scioto man arrested on burglary, other charges
• Gas prices increase nearly 16 cents in W.Va.
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• Cabell Commission meets on Thursday
• Boyd man arrested on drug-related charges
• Man arrested in attempted home invasions
• Man arrested on burglary charges
• Group hosting day of prayer March 2
• Food council to meet at Heritage Farm
• OLBH to host events for National Sleep Awareness Week from March 5-11
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• Dow closes above 13,000 for first time since 2008 crisis
• Senate OKs change to W.Va. deer farms oversight
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• Stonewall Resort to host dance weekend
• Group hosting day of prayer March 2
• Charge against pharmacy owner dropped
• No injuries in Wayne County fire
• Marine from Barboursville dies during desert training
• Bishop, state superintendent visit Huntington
• Chesapeake man charged with neglecting 5-month-old infant
• Man dies in Sunday evening vehicle crash
• City Council discusses community programs
• Auto dealer coming to KineticPark
• Man confesses to 4 burglaries
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• Tri-State Hero: Colonel Thomas L. Payne
• MU hosts Soul Food Feast
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• W.Va. Farm Bureau fills shelves at state Ronald McDonald House
• Buffalo Creek disaster remembered 40 years later
• Proctorville home destroyed by fire
• Fire destroys vacant Stella Fuller Settlement building
• Man in custody following break-in of home
• Crews fighting fire on Washington Avenue
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• Doo Wop Cavalcade coming to Keith-Albee
• Car accident causes water main breaks, street flooding
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• CMHS hosts annual Rhythm in Red Show Choir Invitational
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• Low-fat Cornbread good option for any meal
• Two bodies found in house fire in eastern Kentucky
• Election candidate profile: Tyler Beckett Smith
• Items from Field House up for sale to public
• MU hosts Festival Band Weekend
• Local family works to instill sense of pride of culture with Heritage Farm Museum & Village
• Longaberger Basket Bingo set for Feb. 25
• Police pull over suspected mobile meth lab
• Benefit for Westwood fire chief set for Feb. 26
• Road opens again after bar fire
• Ashland woman indicted on manslaughter charge
• Burglar wakes woman in her Huntington home Thursday night
• Charges dismissed in 2011 assault case
• Election candidate profile: Alvin L. Bowyer Jr.
• Man thrown from truck in Ona crash
• Having faith is good for your body and soul
• Consignment sale in Milton on Feb. 26
• Events set to advocate for patient safety
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• Marshall University to celebrate 175 years of education at State Capitol on Tuesday
• World-class English hornist to perform at Marshall University Monday
• Music faculty members to give duo recital Sunday, March 4
• Man arrested in apartment building arson
• Health occupations conference set for March 2 at Marshall
• Police looking for 14-year-old Ceredo girl
• Burlington church to host event March 3
• Deputy's pursuit leads to crash
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• Two charged with prescription fraud
• Huntington roller derby team celebrates first anniversary
• Winning the kid vs. veggie wars
• String of car break-ins reported to Huntington Police Department
• W.Va. Tea Party to host meet and greet Feb. 27
• Tickets on sale for St. Jude Dream Home
• Human rights training offered at Marshall
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• Marshall University Psychology Clinic forming a transgender therapy group
• Marshall University to host Festival of New Music March 1-4
• The Point industrial park to receive $3 million grant
• Legislators: $1.5B road bond issue likely dead
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• Community Hospice spring show planned
• Indoor biking a good winter cardio option
• Drinking water problem corrected in Kenova
• Robbery reported at Mason post office
• Fallen tree closes Madison Ave. on Wednesday evening
• Senate passes college readiness bill
• Legal fees for proposed tax cost city $100,000
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• Art faculty members' work on display in 'OH + 5'
• Police blotter: Three issued citations in underage alcohol operation
• Award-winning Broadway show dazzles at Keith-Albee
• Lusk: Economic development possible in trail development
• Armed robbery at Husson's Pizza
• Tascali's to host evening of stand-up comedy
• Habitat to raffle car, cash, trips, gift cards
• Woman and pets escape house fire
• Wire transfer questions keep store owner in jail
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• Voting organizations prep for election year
• Local WWII veteran presented with medals
• Bill that would ban children from tanning beds advances
• Pipe slows barge facility decision
• W.Va. House passes new human trafficking bill
• Woman, pets escape Huntington fire
• Appalachian Film Festival 2012
• City's spring softball league starts up May 7
• Ky. woman charged with prescription fraud
• Tenant jailed on federal charge
• Healthy activities offered in the Tri-State
• Crews dig deep to build MU parking garage
• Voting campaigns launched in W.Va.
• Police blotter: Manager reports air conditioning unit stolen from business
• W.Va. Birth to Three Program celebrating 20 years of service
• Two taken to hospital after vehicle crash
• Senate committee advances parole bill
• Lawrence County seeking to extend Airpark runway
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• Herald-Dispatch offices under planned power outage
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• Three booked at regional jail on felony charges
• Van to make stops to offer free tax prep help
• DNR plans meetings on proposed regulations
• Presidents Day closings
• High court to look into lying about military exploits
• Public meetings
• Mother-daughter event set for April 20 at church
• Huntington man jailed after standoff with police
• Donated dresses raise funds for Branches
• Cargo fleet at Ohio base allows medical missions
• Cleopatra takes center stage at Bodyshots VI
• Sewer testing scheduled Monday
• Presidents Day closings
• Help us recognize the top business leaders for 2011
• Board of Health meeting set for Feb. 22
• Huntington Awning closes after 97 years in business
• Help us recognize the Tri-State's top citizens for 2011
• ThunderTones Chorus to host open house
• Strong snow storm to 'exit quickly' from Tri-State area
• Huntington workers, residents voice concerns about user fee increase
• Scouts attend Merit Badge College
• Council moves to nip fee hike
• OLBH to host Take the Leap to a Healthy Heart on Feb. 29
• Comfort House celebrates 13 years of service, hospitality
• Police arrest seven during drug sweep
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• Holiday closings list
• Artist to perform in Barboursville on Feb. 26
• ACTC Theatre to hold auditions Feb. 21, 23
• No problems reported at Blair Mountain protest
• One man arrested, another in serious condition in stabbing
• More than $1,900 embezzled from local bookstore
• Skin cancer screenings set for Feb. 23 in Russell
• Ebenezer Medical Outreach Inc. awarded breast cancer grant
• Murder suspect jailed after violation
• Bioengineering company bringing ideas to Huntington
• Nicotine patches get a bad rap
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• Former football player released from custody
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• Marshall announces top-scoring freshmen on Collegiate Learning Assessment
• BRAIN STORM! game show features African American trivia
• Marshall University School of Medicine provides specialty care in Mingo County
• Pulitzer-prize winning play performed at MU
• Neighborhood Assocation meeting set for Feb. 20
• Keep brain healthy by boosting good fats
• Cyclist struck by car in Huntington on Thursday
• Signal project to be done in March
• Huntington man struck by vehicle following verbal altercation
• Term limit amendment proposed
• Trial date set in sex abuse case
• 4 firefighters injured in Rome Township blaze
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• Rahall receives Waterways Council service award
• Branches to offer prom dress drive
• Mardi Gras party set for Feb. 18 at St. Joe
• Anti-graffiti bill passes W.Va. Senate
• Police blotter: Huntington man arrested, charged in hit and run
• Vandals hit Barboursville church, vehicles
• Tweak your recipes to conform to your diet
• Pills, crack cocaine lead to man's arrest
• Time restraints limit redistricting options
• OLBH accepts grant to support bicycle safety
• W.Va. prison bill targets drug treatment, parole
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• Annual Soul Food Feast is Sunday, Feb. 26, at Marshall
• Cancer researchers to lead sessions at upcoming biosciences conferences
• Marshall staff making its dollar HERD through Family Campaign
• Visiting historian to discuss discovered Carter Woodson manuscript
• Seizures in probe could total $92K
• Pill mill doctor gets life in prison
• Kenova men arrested in gas station robbery
• Firefighters extinguish late-night house fire
• Legislators not optimistic about lieutenant gov position
• City's redistricting committee to meet
• Eastham withdraws from mayor's race
• W.Va. cigarette tax increase proposed in bill
• Same-sex couples seek 'marriage equality'
• Two men arrested in connection with car break-ins
• W.Va. officials certify candidates
• W.Va. lawmakers reviewing Tomblin's drug bill
• W.Va. anti-abortion groups tout personhood bill
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• Four computer science students selected for national supercomputing program
• Redistricting issues arise at meeting
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• AARP hosts Valentine's bingo
• Council OKs receipt of tree grants for Ritter Park
• Mason Commission files paperwork to impeach sheriff
• School bus crash reported in Lincoln County
• Flames damage house, no injuries
• 11-year-old girl recovering after transplant
• Protest for same-sex marriage set for today
• Man gets 30 years in Java Joe's robbery
• Man sentenced on federal drug charge
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• Bill targets session fundraising
• Concert benefits Little Victories Animal Shelter
• Council to discuss tree grants
• Fire destroys home near Barboursville
• 'Cracker' plant among W.Va. Legislature issues
• Author to give reading at Marshall
• W.Va. bishop to visit Huntington on Feb. 27
• Marshall to host stair-climbing competition April 7
• Beech Fork State Park to tighten golf cart regulations
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• Officials: Risk of chemical exposure contained
• 5 members elected to board of directors
• Children's consignment sale planned in Milton
• Two hospitalized in three-car accident
• Tri-State gets dusting of snow
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• Risk of chemical exposure contained during fire at local business
• Milton Police officer involved in morning crash that hospitalized 2
• Huntington's Kitchen to host healthy workshops
• St. Mary's to host prayer breakfast Feb. 20
• Community banquet scheduled for Feb. 24
• Meteorologist: Snow fall to be significant, but short-lived
• Strategies for stopping stress
• United Way accepting letters of intent for funding
• Cabell GOP to host monthly meeting Feb. 13
• Area Republican women to visit W.Va. Capitol
• Alzheimer's support group to meet Feb. 14
• 2 injured in 2-vehicle accident on W.Va. 10
• Huntington High show choir dines and delivers during fundraiser
• Uzbek man pleads guilty in plot to kill Obama
• GOP contender in W.Va. ag commissioner race drops out
• Man arrested in stolen copper case
• Valentine's event raises funds, spirits
• W.VA. DOH to make repairs to road slip in Lavalette
• Arts awards nominations being accepted
• Hands-on science work by HHS students leads to White House
• Silent auction to benefit mission trip to Africa
• Is your weight crushing your sex life?
• Valentine's Party set at AJ's Sundowner Key
• Pancake breakfast in Milton on Saturday
• Judge looks to use experience on state Supreme Court
• Woman's quest to find father spurs inspirational one-woman show
• More arrests in parking lot robbery
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• Stair-climbing contest set for April 7
• Culloden man arrested following Monday I-64 crash
• OLBH to host prostate support group Feb. 14
• Four charged in federal heroin cases
• Volunteers pack bags with food during drive
• Wolfe to deliever State of the City on Feb. 15
• Burlington church to host heart luncheon
• Cabell Midland student charged with malicious wounding
• DAR meeting, awards scheduled for Feb. 11
• Dining with Diabetes class set for Feb. 14
• OLBH plans to host seminar on sinus pain
• Marshall student advances to Hollywood Week competition on American Idol
• Marshall University School of Pharmacy reaches next step toward accreditation
• St. Joe hosts Mardi Gras Extravaganza on Feb. 18
• Prestera Center president Hansen to retire Sept. 30
• Police blotter: Man reports attack at Huntington business
• No foul play in body discovery in Hurricane
• GOP to slow down bill to pay off retiree costs
• Fundraiser for Hanah Baker coming up Feb. 11
• Kick your soda habit with advice from the experts
• Two arrested in pill conspiracy
• School employee accused of sex abuse suspended with pay
• School of Pharmacy getting site visit at MU
• Catlettsburg gives bank an ultimatum
• New program teaches students gardening, technology, business
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• Cleopatra latest subject for Body Shots presentation at Marshall
• Police blotter: Thief knocks woman down in her home, takes cash and jewelry
• Texting-while-driving ban moves on
• Task force targets dropout issue
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• Financial partnership to hold meeting today
• Boyd County grand jury returns six indictments
• Kentucky Gov. Beshear calls for coordinated effort on drug abuse
• Several health classes available
• Sewer rehabilitation causes road closures
• Adult drug court opens in Wayne
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• Students promote local food hub
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• Marshall to host College Goal Sunday event Feb. 12
• Fiction writer Donald Ray Pollock to read from his work at Marshall
• WV lawmakers discuss lobby ban
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• TimberTrek named as top attraction by magazine
• Report: 18.7 percent of WV residents lack nest egg
• Cabell Democratic Committee to meet
• West Virginia Recycling Directory updated
• Six jailed on felony charges Sunday
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• Amateur radio license testing this week
• Center hosts 11th annual fundraiser
• Date-walnut cake high in iron, potassium
• Kiwanis Pancake Festival moving to new location at local church
• Tuskegee Airman, community centers view ‘Red Tails’
• A shop with something for everyone
• Hospice hosts annual beach party fundraiser
• Son dead, father stable after attempted murder-suicide
• Woman struck by vehicle in West Huntington Friday
• State looks at wild animal owners
• Woman arrested on drug charges, found unconscious in parking lot
• Educator pleads not guilty in child porn case
• Group adds recycling drop-off as demand grows
• Drug-free ways to ease pain that won't quit
• Jury acquits man in Smokin' Aces case
• Pancake breakfast set for Saturday
• Talent agency to host open auditions
• Repeat offender accused in shooting
• West End apartment building blaze displaces 18 people
• W.Va. human trafficking bill takes shape
• Autism insurance gap not intentional, W.Va. insurer says
• Komen reverses decision on cutting Planned Parenthood grants
• Stocks jump as unemployment shrinks
• Group aims to help you cope with types of loss
• Foods that make skin younger, healthier
• Autism law in jeopardy, supporters warn
• Legislature seeking to crack down on graffiti
• MU jazz festival features best of big bands, area high schools
• MCTC campus slated for summer move-in
• Man arrested for stalking woman in attempt to deliver love letter to her sister
• Commission opens new courthouse fire alarm bids
• Fire chief candidate list trimmed
• Corrections
• W.Va. election fraud guilty pleas set for March
• Tomblin expects lawmakers to OK miner drug testing
• W.Va. 'Cracker' plant chase enters waiting phase
• Marilyn Thornton Schraff will visit Feb. 11
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• 'Dine and Discover' series begins Feb. 7
• Red Cross to host blood drive in honor of Kaelyn Wellman
• Copper thefts reported in Spring Hill neighborhood
• Texting ban on fast track in Senate
• Goodwill students help with bake sale
• Prosecutor: Pill woes rampant in eastern Kentucky
• Funding for Beech Fork lodge advances
• Firefighters successfully battle late brush fire
• Federal grant awarded to THINK program
• Husband, wife arrested on meth charges
• Want to lose weight? Exercise alone may not be enough
• Fix for W.Va. retiree costs passes Senate
• Accidents down in biggest coal district in U.S.
• W.Va., DOJ reach deal on English learner program
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• Hurricane High student struck, killed by train Tuesday
• V-Day Marshall joins global effort to stop violence against women and girls
• Fruits of their labor
• Taking drug for cholesterol could be bigger lifesaver than you think
• Urgent Care employee reports prescription tampering
• Charles running unopposed for Ashland mayor
• Home confinement denied for suspect
• Garner to wait out appeal in prison
• Discussion under way about West Virginia's substance abuse problem
• Mission M-Possible 5K Run set May 12
• Magistrate education bill stalls in Senate
• Thundering Word takes third among 15 teams in tournament at OU
• Marshall Jazz Festival to feature the Dirty Dozen Brass Band
• Schools hosting vaccine clinics
• Lincoln sheriff, clerk caught in vote probe
• City of Ashland hires three police officers
• Ronald McDonald House employee reports stolen items valued at $950
• Students build communities with LEGOs
• Tenn. man pleads guilty to Barboursville bank robbery
• Two Marshall scientists publish breast cancer research
• 2 Pikeville players injured in bar brawl
• West Virginia candidates continue filing for office
• Lung specialists offering low-cost screenings to qualifying patients
• Huntington woman gets probation in abuse case
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• 'Cracker' may require more
• Heuton, Kirtley promoted at Marshall University
• Marshall University cancer research included in Department of Defense publication
• Broadway hits Huntington
• Three booked at regional jail on felony charges
• Comfort house set to celebrate anniversary
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• United Way gets grant for tax preparation aid
• Lack of candidates shape legislative races
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• Opposing sweet, sour flavors of red cabbage make recipe just right
• Cabell library celebrates Chinese New Year
• Comfort house set to celebrate 13th anniversary
• St. Cloud Commons hosts annual Snowball Softball Tournament
• Help us recognize the Tri-State's top citizens for 2011
• Heritage Station hosts forum for prospective businesses
• Mason woman arrested on meth charges
• Community shows support for MU softball
• Pinewood Derby raises funds, spirits for local Cub Scout pack
• Frat member's bottle rocket prompts lawsuit
• Help us recognize the Tri-State's top business leaders for 2011
• W.Va. candidates file for office
• Man arrested in Huntington home invasion
• Prominent local attorney Hatcher dies
• Embattled sheriff files for re-election
• Driving dangerously under the influence of a bad cold
• Emergency crews force entry into burning home
• Police blotter: Woman stalker offered $5,000 to man to plant drugs in her home
• Candidates file for public office as deadline looms
• Man pleads innocent in pipe bomb case
• Ex-NFL player says Donnan duped him
• Artists Series hosts scotch-tasting event
• Blevins' father jailed for contempt of court following son's trial
• Man to plead guilty in governor election threat
• Goodwin to serve on U.S. trade panel
• Grad's degrees, jobs line up with W.Va.'s needs
• Murder suspect accused of violating home confinement
• Bill would add more money to Bucks for Brains
• Used books will be on sale at Cabell library
• Hospice to offer sessions on coping with grief
• Wayne police blotter: Man arrested following short chase in Lavalette
• Prevent incontinence with these simple tips
• Blevins convicted on lesser charge
• Event aids community homeless
• MU jazz fest to feature Dirty Dozen Brass Band
• Community rallies support for heart failure patient
• Candidates completing primary filing
• Mitchell-Bateman dies at 89
• Taize song service set at Lutheran Church
• Snowball Softball Tournament set Saturday, Sunday
• Tascali's to host evening of stand-up comedy
• Man arrested with 56.9 grams of marijuana in vehicle
• Gov. Tomblin promotes W.Va. in Houston as site for 'cracker' plant
• Mental health pioneer Mitchell-Bateman dead at 89.
• Gallery: 1937 Flood historical photos
• Murder suspect jailed on home confinement violation
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• West Virginia Legislature passes tax break for 'cracker' plant
• Cabell library marks Chinese New Year
• Tascali's to host evening of stand-up comedy
• Energy aid program application deadline nears
• Proctorville woman arraigned on federal drug charge
• Barry Manilow to perform April 19
• New Guyandotte bridge still on pace for May completion
• Car dealer, developer eye KineticPark
• Mayoral race heats up with new candidates
• Huntington man pleads guilty to amended manslaughter charge
• Man sentenced to 2 years for role in drug ring
• Prosecutors secure tougher indictment in drug trafficking case
• MU police blotter: Two larcenies reported from Twin Towers East
• Training event focuses on tax credits, facing poverty
• Traffic light installed in front of Riverfront Park
• Police blotter: Man reportedly catches thieves trying to steal copper
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• Fire collapses Kenova home
• With four days left to file, candidates eyeing state offices
• City street closed for road painting
• Hospital receives $40,000 grant from Avon
• Dog involved in biting child to be put down
• Qualls contests police account of arrest
• Police blotter: Several cars broken into overnight Monday in Huntington
• Cabell-Huntington Board of Health to meet
• Legislators split on cellphone ban
• Work progressing on Huntington's dog park
• W.Va. teen makes it to semi-finals of 'American Idol'
• Gallery: Volunteers of the the Cabell-Wayne Animal Shelter
• Man who admitted to bombing house freed
• Weed and Seed program growing
• New board member to be sworn in today
• Magistrate candidate continuing campaign
• Local delegates file for re-election
• Two taken to hospital after bitten by dog
• Three arson investigations sent to state fire marshal's office
• Alves performs during MU faculty recital
• Paramount announces concert series
• Police arrest two after robbery at Go Mart
• Local neighborhood association meets today
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• W.Va. seeks edge for 'cracker' plant
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• WMUL students receive 26 awards in fall 2011 competition
• Council to hear rezone request
• Local group to screen documentary Jan. 26
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• Jim's back in business after late-night robbery Friday
• Outage affects thousands
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• Gingrich wins S.C. primary
• Candidate for Cabell magistrate arrested Saturday
• Senate bill slots money for Beech Fork resort lodge
• Marriage equality demonstration scheduled for Feb. 14
• End of tournament means beginning of end for Veterans Memorial Field House
• Appalachian Uprising lineup announced
• Two arrested in connection with Ky. burglaries
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• Gallery: WSAZ Invitational wrestling tournament, Jan. 20, 2012
• W.Va. Symphony Orchestra flutist shares talent at MU event
• Hypothermia likely cause of death for woman found along I-64
• WVSU Extension Service workshop series kicks off Jan. 31 in Milton
• Tickets on sale for Billy Currington concert
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• Man sentenced on firearms charges
• Huntington native wins essay NASCAR All-Star contest
• St. Mary's donates new ambulance to Cabell EMS
• Pipe bomb case to be presented to grand jury
• W.Va. church finds Jesus statue shot
• Police found body beneath trap door
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• Marshall to test MU Alert emergency messaging system
• MU military director awarded Salutes Plaque
• Guest lecture on ceramics to take place Thursday, Jan. 26
• Ky. man arrested in Ashland pipe bomb case
• Home invasion targets four victims
• Man arrested in connection with Wayne crash
• Police blotter: Man reports being tied up, beaten in Altizer
• Police find pills in restaurant restroom
• New trial date set in football coach killing
• Man on parole arrested in connection to break-ins
• 8th Street closed due to sinkhole
• Boyfriend's shooting death not warranted, witness says
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• Contract awarded for new Ironton-Russell Bridge
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington Museum of Art Teams up with Doodle 4 Google
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• Gallery 842 to open 'Thermal Traces' this weekend
• 32 Marshall students among participants in Undergraduate Research Day
• Marshall University School of Pharmacy moves forward with addition of new faculty
• Police blotter: Church reports copper stolen from air conditioning unit
• Derailment serves as lesson for special needs registry
• Upward Soccer gearing up for new season
• Kenova City Council meeting Thursday
• Middle school hosting multicultural assembly
• No Republicans have filed yet for Commonwealth's Attorney in Ky.
• Pedestrian killed in Greenup County
• Miller appointed to House Finance Committee
• Two commissions to meet Thursday
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• Tomblin introduces plan to lure 'cracker' plant with tax breaks
• Newsboys to perform at Big Sandy arena March 11
• Race for House of Delegates heats up
• Police probe screams reported by neighbors
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• Opportunities to give blood
• Residents sign up for energy assistance
• Man arrested after shots fired along Ohio River Road
• Domestic homicide heads to trial
• Standoff ends, suspect hospitalized
• W.Va. redistricting stay opposed
• W.Va. DNR says hunters bagged 2,007 bears in 2011
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• Man arrested in Wayne County crash
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• Events honor MLK's legacy
• Assistant prosecutor appointed to House of Delegates
• Philanthropy society seeks award nominations
• Several healthy activities lined up for week
• American Red Cross officials urge blood, platelet donations
• Four jailed on felony charges
• Protesters rally about working conditions at state hospital
• Pharmacist charged in alleged pill mill
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• American Legion plans to host spaghetti fundraiser
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• Annual horse hippology clinic scheduled in Wayne County Jan. 21
• Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.
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• Hospital offers education, drug take back event
• Cabell Midland soccer program reaches fundraising goal during annual event
• Challengers to incumbents register for candidacy
• Man arrested for soliciting minor online
• CCCSO director named state commissioner
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• Man brandishes knife in local ER
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• State organizations to host Martin Luther King Jr. weekend events
• Man sentenced in robbery, shooting
• 2 arrested in prescription fraud case
• Helping hands rewarded
• Wayne BOE to pick new member Tuesday
• W.Va. seeks redistricting stay in U.S. Supreme Court
• Man sentenced in abuse case
• Two dogs die in Cannonsburg fire
• Man arrested in armed robbery of delivery driver
• Breast and Cervical Screening Program hosting events Jan. 19-20
• Gov. privatization talk scheduled for Jan. 16
• Small fire reported at Special Metals
• Local production company debuts show at MU
• Marshall to present play for MLK Day
• Visiting Writers Series sets spring readings
• Choral Union seeking singers for spring semester
• Student receives grant to study diabetic retinopathy
• Payne named director of public affairs for Marshall University schools of pharmacy, medicine
• Highlawn Elem. hosting spaghetti dinner Jan. 13
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• Five arrested on drug charges
• Huntington Young Professional Committee takes community efforts to Weed and Seed
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• American Health Centers to host interviews for competition
• KSP reports holiday traffic enforcement statistics
• Lesage fire dept. gets funding
• Changes to city charter discussed
• Video gaming system stolen from library
• Fire destroys Guyandotte home
• State races getting crowded
• Three juveniles cited in vandalism at April Dawn Park
• $21,000 taken in Stonewall holdup
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• W.Va. gov to propose mine safety, drug testing
• Tomblin upbeat in State of State address
• April trial for Mason Co. sheriff on 42 counts
• Fire destroys Guyandotte home
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• Police blotter: Woman reports $5,000 in vandalism to son's car
• MU-ADVANCE names faculty fellows, awards mini-grants
• Man arrested in mobile meth lab incident
• Caregivers find support during workshop at Cabell Huntington
• Plea nets man reduced sentence in child sex case
• St. Mary's doctors share 'Heart to Heart' with cardiac patients
• Ky. police report more traffic deaths in 2012 so far
• Vegetables can prevent a major cause of heart attacks
• Local residents file for May primary
• Fire reported in rural Lawrence County, Ohio
• Tomblin's State of the State address is Wednesday night
• W.Va. redistricting deadline lifted
• U.S. Attorney touts forensic center
• Men's stories highlight impact of the Healing Place
• Romney wins New Hampshire primary
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• Career Services announces new hire to build intensive internship program
• Play based on fictional meeting between King, Malcolm X takes place Jan. 16 at Marshall University
• Allied Realty Company gift to support Marshall Institute for Interdisciplinary Research
• Man arrested in deadly shooting
• Manchin talks D.C. in Milton
• Men sentenced in Huntington for drug charges
• Police blotter: Three teens arrested in 800 block of Bronson Court, charged with burglary
• No arrest reported in Ceredo stabbing
• Ashland woman indicted on forgery charge
• United Way accepting applications for funding
• St. Albans native Dr. Robert C. LaLance Jr. dies at 72
• Healthy activities scheduled throughout Tri-State
• Ashland school officials to decide on project to expand, renovate Verity Middle School
• Woman arrested in Lincoln shooting
• Man arrested in deadly shooting
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• Education audit complicates session
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• Arts Day scheduled for Feb. 27 at State Capitol Complex
• Oratorical contest postponed until Jan. 15
• Local schools get aid from McDonald’s fundraiser
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• The anti-cancer shot that saves kids' lives
• Residents enjoy warm weather, sun
• Inmate safety added to W.Va. legislative agenda
• Authors share lifestyle message with new book
• Woman faces meth charges in Mason
• Kids get creative with Bowersocks' art classes
• Area lakes freshly stocked with trout
• Program accepting applications for low income energy assistance
• Support group to meet at area hospital
• Seminar on history of W.Va. glass coming up
• Salvation Army distributes coats at luncheon
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• W.Va. woman arrested following bullying report
• W.Va. DUI arrests increased in 2011
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• Cabell school bus involved in accident
• River Valley contemplating full-time use of Barnett Center
• Manchin to be in Milton on Monday
• Mason school official faces bribery charges
• Three more candidates file for City Council
• Path for Cure donates $7,000 to Paul Ambrose Trail for Health
• Police search for Wayne shooting suspects
• Happy birthday, Cabell County
• Parking lot on MU campus closed for construction
• Local church opens Family History Center to public
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• Prenatal vitamins can lower autism risk
• Gov. releases sweeping review of education system
• W.Va. man claims $1M MegaMillions prize
• Country music legend Glen Campbell performs at Keith-Albee
• Deputies investigating connection between two break-ins
• Surpluses to be used for budget stabilization
• Mason County sheriff faces 42 charges
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• Cartmill to continue as president
• Efforts to make hospitals safer and healthier working
• Huntington woman reportedly catches burglary in progress
• N.Y. man facing homicide charges
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• Lawmakers to appeal court ruling
• Marcellus not likely a major W.Va. legislative session topic
• Report: W.Va. State dorms should be razed
• Occupation Charleston ends encampment
• W.Va. town seeks mayor, 2 council members
• Marshall University assists Mount View High School with solar panel installation project
• Veggie group meeting Friday
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• Man taken to hospital after rollover crash
• Editor to offer writing classes
• Story times set for Boyd library
• Try investing in your own well-being this year
• Group to host public policy forum today
• Sen. Jenkins to speak at forum in Arizona
• Ky. Police Post 14 releases monthly statistics
• Cabell County offering adult LPN program
• Bystanders assist elderly woman in catching purse snatcher
• Kentucky troopers hunt for fugitive
• Marshall University Maintains Prestigious AACSB accreditation for College of Business and Accounting Department
• MU Foundation annual report wins CASE award
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• Flight makes sudden landing in Ashland
• Magistrate dismisses charges in recent arrest
• Cabell Huntington hangs wreath for cervical cancer
• Hearing delayed for 2nd time in shooting
• Ken Hechler: Jenkins gets political baptism in 1856 convention
• Church reports theft of heating and air conditioning unit parts
• Firefighters called to grease fire at mall
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• Annual FluteWorks to feature principal flutist of West Virginia Symphony Orchestra
• W.Va. marks start of year with tax cuts
• Police make multiple New Year's DUI arrests
• Wayne County School Board to meet today
• Loretta Lynn concert postponed again
• DMV changing license requirements
• St. Mary's Ironton campus more than half complete
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• Snow arrives in downtown
• First newborn of 2012 welcomed
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• New Year's Day fire destroys home
• King's Daughters Home Medical Equipment to host sale
• W.Va. author to have seminar
• 3 volunteer fire departments respond to Boyd County fire
• Man incarcerated on felony drug charge
• Vet office on schedule for February opening
• Local church has Emancipation Proclamation commemoration service
• Auxiliary presents $100K check in support of Children's Hospital
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Look back at 99-year-old train tragedy
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• Clyde Beal: Losing weight for New Year’s resolution is a piece of cake
• Cabell County Republican Executive Committee elects new chairwoman
• Two men rob Gallia County Foodland
• Visitors Center to host birthday celebration as Cabell County turns 203
• First 2012 prescription drug takeback scheduled
• Ashland Police arrest man on burglary charge
• Wettest year ends with little snow
• Tri-State residents seek more in 2012
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• Charleston officer a one-man DUI checkpoint
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Finding the right bubbly for New Year's
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• United Way again offering assistance with tax preparation
• Tutor training starts in Jan.
• Auxiliary donates another $100,000 toward Children's Hospital
• Coffee racks up points as a cancer killer
• Health care providers can guide on pap tests
• V Club hosts musical food bank drive
• Barboursville man reports vehicle break-in
• Men charged with Kenova burglaries
• Huntington property owners to pay higher service fee
• W.Va., Fla. drug defendants sentenced to prison
• W.Va. awards $21 million in rate increases to utilities
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local pastor part of 'Food Revolution' authors new book
• Smoke evacuates Teays Valley Holiday Inn
• Songwriting seminar planned for Jan. 27-28
• Deadline nears for Appalachian film fest
• Green Acres seeking donations for lighting
• Clark celebrates 40 years of New Year's Eve
• Small acts of kindness key to happy marriage
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
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• New Year's celebrations mean extra patrolling
• Ohio prepares to privatize some prisons
• Police say holiday theft still a problem
• Wynonna Judd engaged to Highway 101 drummer
• Two indicted in mid-November drug case
• Students gear up for New Years Eve during craft event at local library
• Wayne blotter: Kenova man reports burglary at home, suspects caught on tape
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• Man injured in jump from bridge
• Two found dead at Gallipolis home
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• Two puppies die in mobile home fire
• Delivery employee threatened with knife, robbed
• Gold Star Chili to donate portion of sales to Team Bellefonte
• Wayne BOE interviews eight for vacant seat
• Paramount Arts Center adds third concert featuring Murphy
• Ky. man transported to hospital after stabbing
• Consumers given tips to avoid scams
• TTA reports increased ridership
• Stay comfy during cool-weather workouts
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• Men with local ties graduate from military school
• Task force to help residents meet healthier goals in 2012
• 1937 Flood plans CD release party on Friday
• Art decorates trees in museum exhibit
• Ex- Putnam man charged with abusing two girls
• Jeep crashes into Huntington house
• Investigators to look at 'suspicious' fire in Ky.
• Police blotter: $600 in stolen goods taken from home in break-in
• Huntington artist, author Elaine Blue dies
• Firefighters battle two fires in Huntington
• Murphy performs in Ashland
• Camping measure talks to continue
• W.Va.'s new congressional map still under scrutiny
• Fire from abandoned home damages town hall in Fort Gay
• Social networking site gives new meaning to viral
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• Young lawyer enters politics
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Boster enjoys being a Secret Santa
• Free workshop focuses on helping to cope
• How to use Cabell's recycling program
• Healthy screenings, programs coming up
• No injuries reported in Putnam County fire
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• Ohio man sentenced in September holdup
• Youth program hosts pizza party for honor roll students
• Huntington Museum of Art to host guided holiday tour
• Flags to be lowered in honor of Lakin
• Residents give 'perfect gift' at blood drive
• Putnam man charged for sexual abuse of minor
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Dec. 26, 2011
• Morning accidents close parts of I-64
• This week in W.Va. history
• Scholarship established for ACTC students
• Trees get new life after holidays
• Sugar -- the breakfast cereal shocker
• Many in Tri-State take holidays to heart
• Tri-State News Quiz answers
• Hitting the movies still a holiday tradition, but numbers are down nationwide
• W.Va. music-in-schools effort will grow in 2012
• Social Security service can issue replacement cards
• Biker church members gather to celebrate 'the indescribable gift'
• W.Va. music in schools effort will grow in 2012
• Mine blast in compliance
• I-64 back open following multiple morning wrecks
• Print/E-paper exclusive: A look back at 2011 in the arts
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Those we've lost in 2011
• Church offers holiday feast for city mission residents, community
• Shoppers flock to stores to put finishing touches on holiday gifts
• Area blood donors can get gift set
• High-profile cases solved in 2011
• Friend provides liver transplant
• Special election, surprise deficit, tax proposal dominate year's headlines
• Top photo galleries
• Most-read stories from 2011
• Last combat troops out of Iraq return
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• Tri-State news quiz
• Quinoa pairs with variety of seasonings to make tasty dish
• Gallery: William and Kate visit charity
• Tomblin signs W.Va. drilling bill
• Fan motor sparks small fire at local business
• How to use recycling drop-off program
• Kentucky men caught stealing scrap metal in Cabell County
• MU Rec Center hosts holiday camp for kids
• New implant eases chronic pain
• NORAD to track Santa on journey around globe
• Holiday closings list
• New day care opens in Huntington
• More retailers pull formula after infant death
• Air Jordans cause nationwide shopping frenzy
• KSP trooper recovering after crash
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Rick Simmons column
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Wayne students advancing in robotics, engineering
• Do you remember?
• Wolfe invites city to his home for the holidays
• House GOP agrees to Senate's tax terms
• Family pet rescued in Huntington house fire Thursday
• Residential recycling drop-off program launched
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Why fresh or frozen has it over most canned foods
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates home in time for Christmas
• Huntington firefighters bring Christmas to city mission
• Print/E-paper exclusive: 'Layaway angels' help out in Cabell, Putnam
• Huntington police seeking suspect information in West End robbery
• Holiday closing list
• Residential recycling drop-off program
• St. Mary's department donates $3,000 to Hospice of Huntington
• Two arrested with 'distribution quantity' of drugs in Huntington
• Get Healthy Tri-State: How to enjoy holiday dishes without setting yourself back
• Share your holiday home photos with us
• Do you remember?
• Sentencing delayed in drug case
• Boyd County Library holiday concert program has come to a close
• EPA tells power plants to clean up (INTERACTIVE MAP)
• MSHA issues hundreds of citations in November
• 8 US soldiers charged in death of bullied comrade
• White Castle burger chain considering alcohol sales
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Lawrence County adopts 2012 budget
• Community rallies for Boys and Girls Club Christmas celebration
• Salvation Army gets donation
• Fans proud of season, hopeful for bright future
• CSX gives $25,000 for research at Marshall University
• Church to offer choral service, communion
• Groups hosting holiday season blood drive
• Business sponsoring toy and coat drive
• Police blotter: Business owner reports hundreds of lottery tickets, cash stolen
• Ohio AG: Pain clinics gone from hard-hit county
• Road in Guyandotte closed Thursday for floodwall exercise
• Recycling drop-off program started around Cabell County
• Ken Hechler: Path leads Jenkins to a career in law
• Holiday charities
• What is at the top of your wish list this year?
• Do You Remember?
• Long-time reporter Hardin dies
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Hickman's friends focus on good memories
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Repaying compassion
• More traveling during holidays
• Herd fans ready for bowl game
• Information on new recycling program
• Norma Gray building going up for sale
• Renaissance singers present final 'Where Do Christmas Songs Begin?' performance
• Hospice to offer classes to help cope with grief
• Hanukkah, festival of lights, begins today
• River and Rail Bakery offers workshop to create Christmas goodies
• Man in critical condition after being hit by car on U.S. 60
• Holiday charities
• Wayne restaurant inspections
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• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Dec. 19, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: "Cricket's Kids" party serves 2,000 children
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Lawrence County emphasizes fire safety
• Lawmakers see gains heading into '12
• Tri-State news quiz
• Do you remember?
• Tri-State Youth Orchestra performs Christmas concert
• Keeping colds, flu and heart disease out of your house
• EPA rules threaten older power plants
• Public meetings
• DUI checkpoints net 4 felony arrests
• Community groups hold Christmas party for veterans
• Gallery: Gaither Christmas Homecoming
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington Symphony back in action
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Housing official working, drawing pension simultaneously
• Clyde Beal: Christmas, as viewed through the eyes of a child
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• Tri-State News quiz
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Sweet potato, peanut stew perfect for cold winter night
• Sunday's child
• Soup With Santa helps raise funds for local children's charity
• Gaither and friends perform at Big Sandy
• MU hosts Toys for Tots campaign
• W.Va. thrift store finds grenade among donated items
• Print/E-paper exclusive: South Florida couple keep Herd roots
• Meth making drug profitable for companies, officials say
• Plan on blowing out at least 90 candles
• Recurring calendar events to expire at the end of 2011
• Faith in action hosts annual log cabin concert
• Gas leak forces downtown evacuations
• 'The Nutcracker' marks milestone
• Deal extends Social Security tax cuts
• Cabell Republican Women elect officers
• 5 sentenced in Boyd court
• Wayne County to pilot new leadership program
• W.Va. man convicted of killing toddler sentenced
• U.S. Senate reaches last-minute accord
• 53 W.Va. teachers achieve national certification
• Stranger's holiday decor honors missing W.Va. girl
• Ex-DHHR official to lead W.Va. AARP
• W.Va. gov, partners sign McDowell school covenant
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Kids' rockets are go for launch
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Doctors push plan to fight prescription abuse
• Christopher Hitchens, militant pundit, dies at 62
• Doctors group pushes plan to combat drug abuse
• Lexington police arrest man wanted in Ashland stabbing
• Ky. Congressman Geoff Davis won't seek re-election
• Police blotter: Copper, aluminum taken from church's air conditioning units
• Secret to successful weight loss
• Ironton man sentenced to six years in prison
• Lawrence officials to take up 2012 budget issue
• Three injured in vehicle accident on W.Va. 10
• Toy drive for Ronald McDonald House
• Vehicle fires, explosion on W.Va. police lot
• Obama stands by Medal of Honor award
• W.Va. DNR struggling with jump in deer poaching
• DEP shuts down W.Va. gas well operation
• Turnaround targets rural schools
• W.Va. car shop accused of using junkyard parts
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cafe Huntington
• Local woman's club to host event Dec. 17
• CCCSO hosting Christmas dinner
• Cabell County Sheriff's Deputy receives award
• HPD, City Hall honor fallen police officer
• Tascali's to host evening of stand-up comedy
• Lampwork bead artist to showcase art Dec. 17
• Personal photos become calendar themes during class at Kentucky library
• MU med school working on probation issue
• Students learn about Japanese language, culture at library
• Commission approves precinct changes
• New W.Va. bullying policy protects LGBT students
• Manufacturer closing Ky., W.Va. plants
• Gallery: Historical photos of the 1967 collapse of the Silver Bridge
• Student-designed sculpture dedicated at Harris Riverfront Park
• More than 50 students graduate from St. Mary's Nursing School
• Print/E-paper exclusive: New middle school could be over budget
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Program gives students H.E.L.P.
• Two Huntington stores report theft of cash, cigarettes
• Green Acres hosts holiday fundraiser
• Children's Hospital project receives $50K fundraising boost
• Boy kept deathbed promise to mother
• Animal shelter forced to euthanize 16 cats
• WVU buys .xxx addresses to protect trademarks, MU passes
• W.Va. doles out $15 million in infrastructure grants
• W.Va. judge addresses lawmakers over truancy
• WVU buys .xxx domain names to protect trademarks, MU passes
• Several health activities planned
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Woman awarded for impact at group home
• Eve Marcum-Atkinson: Heritage Station offers variety of shops to buy locally during holidays
• Christmas trees
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• HOLIDAY CHARITIES
• Tractor trailer overturns on Waverly Road
• Fire destroys section of Chesapeake storage facility
• Man shot; suspect in custody
• Wayne, Lincoln counties get state grant funds
• Multiple Huntington residents report stolen televisions over weekend
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Dec. 12, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Firm to be selected for MU athletic facilities
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• W.Va. nears public worker benefit plan
• Supreme Court Justice, judge to meet with legislators
• Food pantry gets grant from neighborhood endowment fund
• Do you remember?
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• This week in West Virginia history
• South Point school board to meet Monday
• Compassionate Friends of the Tri-State hosts candlelight ceremony
• Huntington home damaged in fire
• Top 10 photo galleries for 2011 on www.Herald-Dispatch.com
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Small business finds its niche in Huntington
• TRI-STATE NEWS QUIZ
• Ridgeway to speak at Capitol on Dec. 14
• Participants Jingle Bell Walk around Ritter Park
• Dress for Success hosts holiday brunch
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• Campbell concert postponed, rescheduled
• Another birthday hits the century mark
• Christmas coming to hundreds of Cabell kids
• Heritage Station shops celebrate holiday season
• Driver's missteps with alcohol didn't bring action in federal case
• 1,200 graduate from Marshall
• Repeat DUI offender avoided felony charge
• TIMELINE: STEVE HARLAN STOVER
• Public hearing on gas drilling set
• Photo History
• Felony arrests
• Glen Campbell show rescheduled
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Campbell to receive honorary degree
• Trial postponed in Andy Dick case
• CMHS musical group entertains during annual Christmas dinner
• Business, community leaders mingle during holiday luncheon in Ironton
• Owner of local tow company shocked by suspension
• New book describes heaven for kids
• Nicholas County students receive training on cyber safety
• Huntington man charged with child abuse, domestic battery
• Teen to graduate from MU
• School of dance brings act to Milton nursing home
• Marshall December Commencement
• WVU tries to keep Big East lawsuit alive in W.Va.
• W.Va. gun season buck kills up 38 percent
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Wayne police blotter
• MU class pitches in on flooding problem
• Kids get into holiday spirit with crafts at the library
• At least 7 council members to seek re-election
• Christmas trees
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• Local author, doctor to sign copies of book
• Police blotter: Woman reports break-in at Monroe Avenue home
• Salt Rock Elementary closed Friday due to heating problem
• Towing company under investigation
• Evening of Memories
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• Appalachian states see increase in marijuana
• W.Va. Farm Museum opening display
• Nitro officer hit on duty moved to rehab center
• W.Va. judges OK slurry pollution settlement
• W.Va. teacher pleads guilty to embezzlement
• W.Va. bus driver acquitted of threat charges
• GOP blocks Obama nominee from heading agency
• Young readers, big stories
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Brenda Lucas Column
• Print/E-paper exclusive: 'American Pickers' episode to feature Heritage Farm
• 2011 the wettest year on record for city
• Casey and Jennifer Williams: The best gifts are sometimes free ones
• Holiday 5K events scheduled for Dec. 10
• Breakfast with Santa events on Saturday
• Mother, daughter die in vehicle crash
• Cricket's Kids to host fundraiser Dec. 8
• Missing man charged in Mason murders
• Man arrested in pill case
• Ohio worker who claimed bias gets settlement
• Fed. panel sets Dec. 27 W.Va. redistricting hearing
• Kohl's to present check to WVU Children's Hospital
• Urban schools improving in reading, math
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell School Board commits $250,000 for Milton traffic light
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Remembrance services accompany Hospice Memorial Tree Campaign
• Woman gets early 'special delivery' for Christmas with surprise birth
• Commission to take action on personnel
• Police blotter: Man caught with pills in courthouse
• New officers in place for women's club
• Grab that second cup of joe
• Court suspends law license of local attorney
• Hospital to host 'Evening of Memories'
• Drug dealer pleads guilty in online sex case
• Genomic research institute dedicated
• Tri-State to remember Pearl Harbor
• MU Foundation issues reminder for holiday season charitable contributions
• Green Acres hosting Christmas party Dec. 6
• False report causes lockdown at SVHS
• Crash victim identified as missing man
• Small fire breaks out in Ashland business
• Huntington's Kitchen hosting workshop today
• Surveys: Few parents recall doctor saying child overweight
• River and Rail Bakery hosts cookie decorating classes
• Rash of copper thefts reported during weekend
• Three file as candidates for Ohio house 93rd district seat
• Huntington man sentenced in '08 arson
• Library sponsors wreath-making class
• Correction
• Mall hosts re-opening gala
• Debate on restricting cold meds heating up
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Candlelight tour visits area homes
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Let's hear it for beans
• Cabell board of education to decide on gymnasium name
• Send us your holiday sweater photos
• Tri-State news quiz answers
• Holiday charities
• Museum open house full of holiday spirit
• Temple hosts annual Hanukah Bazaar
• Private college presidents' pay up; Moutain State prez. at No. 6 despite problems
• Crews out daily to clear deer from W.Va. roads
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Sarka-Kauffmann celebrates 40 years of business
• Heritage Farm puts local artisans in spotlight
• Send us your holiday sweater photos
• New middle school poses traffic puzzle
• Ashland Christmas Parade winners named
• Holiday charities
• Mayo Clinic offers recipe for rustic tart
• Fire Department raising money for needy children
• Tri-State news quiz
• Pullman Plaza Hotel's event raises funds for Art Cart
• Dingus files as candidate for Ohio state legislature
• Legislative auditors investigating W.Va. consulting deal
• Miners' families await MSHA report on blast that killed 29
• Herman Cain suspends presidential run
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Shrunken sweaters turn into business boom
• City water woes
• Herman's Hermits rocks Keith-Albee
• Toy Train coming to Huntington on Dec. 10
• River and Rail Bakery hosting cookie-making classes
• Wayne police blotter: Tolsia High School reportedly broken into, vandalized
• Hospice hosting tree dedication service
• Felony charge filed against man who crashed into bank
• Annual holiday event raises $10,000 for local Boy Scouts
• Lottery tickets, cigarettes lead to break-in arrests
• Teen gets 50 years in 2010 homicide
• Church to offer Breakfast with Santa on Dec. 10
• Artisans to offer goods during Holiday Market
• As the economy tiptoes up, heel heights go down
• W.Va. OKs new mental health hospital
• Nation needs to be ready to help vets, soldier says
• Dedication for Jeffrey George Comfort House Tree of Lights is Dec. 3
• Aquatic ecotoxicologist joins Marshall University as Eminent Scholar
• Winter Commencement set for Dec. 10; nearly 1,250 students to be honored
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Man who ran truck into bank may face heftier charge
• Run, Run Rudolph 5K
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Make achy joints feel better, not worse, in winter
• Ronald McDonald House to host lighting ceremony
• Man charged with sexual abuse at local elementary
• Little Victories to host open house, baby shower
• Holiday Market offered Dec. 3 at Heritage Farm
• Local young acting group opens up holiday performances
• Santa and his elf promote safe driving
• Man reportedly cuts cord, takes register from local restaurant
• Tri-State fares poorly on human trafficking, according to report
• Christmas parade to make its way through downtown Huntington
• Heritage Farm goes 'Way Back'
• Advisory board seeks financial aid of public access channels
• Michigan man arrested for federal drug charges out of W.Va.
• Drummer for Ricky Skaggs dies before S.C. show
• Man who drove into bank had prior DUIs
• Man indicted on federal drug charges
• Holiday charities
• Huntington man reports more than $10,000 in electronics stolen
• Sexual assault suspect arrested
• Local artists' guild hosts ceramics sale at MU
• Do you remember?
• Send us photos of your least favorite holiday sweater
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• MSHA: 8 mines show potential pattern of violations
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Wolfe to run for mayor in 2012
• Business council meets in Ceredo
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Chew gum, lose weight
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• Putnam woman arrested in drug case
• Christmas artisans, antiques show planned
• Huntington woman appears on 'Jeopardy!'
• Detroit man gets nearly 20-year sentence
• Rep. Carey resigning to take SSU position
• Musicians sought for library performances
• Keith-Albee hosts 'Warhol Screen Tests'
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• Hit-and-run goes to grand jury
• Car accident on W.Va. 2 sends two people to the hospital Tuesday
• Police: Ceredo man died from possible suffocation
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Community man, community market
• Annual Christmas parade draws crowd
• MU Jazz Ensemble 12.0 to present 'Senior Day' concert
• Healthy activities scheduled in the Tri-State
• Send us photos of your least-favorite holiday sweaters
• Air handler malfunction closes pool
• Police look into alleged assault of 9-year-old
• Rep. Johnson tours site for future St. Mary's Medical Campus Ironton
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• Community Hospice hosts holiday open house
• Huntington resident to compete on Jeopardy
• Local man charged in S.C. stabbing
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Nov. 28, 2011
• Council wants evaluation of services
• Marshall University Jazz Ensemble 12.0 to present 'Senior Day' concert Saturday
• Tri-State News Quiz answers
• Public meetings
• Christmas trees
• This week in W.Va. history
• Holiday charities
• House in Spring Hill area damaged by fire
• Four jailed on felony charges Sunday
• Do you remember?
• Crews put out West Virginia Building fire
• Business group to host 'town meeting' at Rocco's
• Funeral home's annual memorial program focuses on grief
• Bridge closed for hours after being struck by barge Saturday
• Sensitive Santa to visit Ashland Town Center
• Christmas trees
• W.Va. Christmas tree growers expect good sales despite customers spending less
• Sheriff releases name of father killed in hunting accident
• Marathon bus strike of ’71, ’72 wrote an end to private service
• Help needed in restoring home
• Children line up to make wish list known to Santa at Huntington
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• Theater company shares message through performance
• Ohio woman shocked to find $322 library fine
• W.Va. lawmakers get to enjoy hunting season
• Ohio-W.Va. bridge closed temporarily
• W.Va. inmate with staph infection files suit
• New WV senate chief removes committee chair
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Black Friday warriors
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Looking to root out abuse
• TTA board OKs fare for shuttle to Pullman
• Veterans to be treated to Christmas party Dec. 18
• Holiday charities
• Former Cabell Circuit judge under investigation by feds
• Christmas trees for sale
• Local businesses report early weekend increase in checked deer
• Model trains mean big fun during annual show at Field House
• Sound off! Say 'turn it down' -- and mean it
• Hunter killed in accident near Hanging Rock Friday evening
• WVU researchers to study warbler decline
• Hunter killed near Hanging Rock, Ohio
• Shoppers rush to midnight openings
• Trio charged in federal investigation
• Couple's evergreen becoming state Christmas tree
• Local artists' work in calendar
• South Point family displaced by fire
• Online shoe boxes a new option from 'Operation Christmas Child'
• Committee to discuss storm sewer permit fine
• Turkey Trot at Ritter Park draws record crowd
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• Sewer work to cause some traffic delays
• Colonoscopy could be getting a little easier
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Barboursville police blotter
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• AAA offers Black Friday shopping tips
• Time to make healthy lifestyle changes is now
• Man flees after being stabbed Tuesday
• Thanksgiving day closings
• Husband says he wants justice in wife's hit-and-run death
• Tip lines help with meal preparation issues
• Lending a helping hand
• MU professor named to environmental board
• Annual holiday festival offers events, activities for the whole family
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Columns tell story of Jenkins
• Ashland Christmas parade draws hundreds despite frightful weather
• Man reports $4,000 in jewelry stolen from Merritts Creek home
• Family Urgent Care Center to close Nov. 24, reopens Nov. 25
• Green Acres fruit basket and poinsettia sale starts Nov. 29
• Cabell Huntington Health Department to host flu clinic Nov. 26
• W.Va. denies tax credit to MTV show producers
• Sexual assaults reported at Marcum Terrace
• Man charged in pedestrian's death
• Former Marshall football player pleads guilty in drug case
• Hospice of Huntington honors veterans
• Holiday travel up this year
• Police: Three killed, one injured in Ky. shooting
• Cabell County Commission allocates $10,000 to Downtown Live committee
• Type 2 diabetes can -- and should be -- kicked
• Rowe to run in W.Va. Supreme Court race
• Driver in fatal crash had history of DUIs
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Hurricane High cheerleaders chasing state title
• Ashland company to pay over harassment
• Spring Hill students get tutorial on etiquette
• No seat belt worn by deceased in vehicle crash
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Several health events scheduled for week
• Pond cleaning at Steel of WV emits strong odor
• National group recognizes local judge
• Do you remember?
• Detroit man eyes January trial date
• Names released in fatal crash
• Marshall groups, WV Symphony Chorus to present Haydn, Beethoven works
• Tips offer safe practices while preparing holiday meal
• TRI-STATE NEWS QUIZ ANSWERS
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Walking provides 'Miracle-Gro' for memory
• Tip lines offer help for meal preparation
• Public meetings
• This week in W.Va. history
• Hospice set to pay tribute to vets Tuesday
• Do you remember?
• Funeral home hosts remembrance service
• 1 dead, 6 injured in bridge wreck
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• Sheriff: Alcohol likely factor in W.Va. 2 crash
• Candidates shell out $10M-plus in election
• Deer buck gun season begins
• TRI-STATE NEWS QUIZ
• Highlawn community works to clean up streets
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Sweet potatoes recipe full of flavor, little fuss
• Nine inducted into W.Va. Broadcasting Hall of Fame
• Marshall hosts Military Spouse Day
• Local bank to team up with Little Victories for food drive Nov. 26
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• Sunday's child
• Send us your charity information
• Body found in Ky. woods identified as missing woman
• Nitro man indicted in 2001 slaying
• 'Spirit of W.Va.' calendar on sale
• Residents of Lesage invited to Christmas tree ceremony
• New role for iPhones: Stroke victim's best friend
• Funeral home to host annual Holiday Memorial
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Locally-owned businesses look for holiday boost
• FBI celebrates construction of W.Va. facility
• Police find man's body in shoplifting response
• CCCSO continues holiday feeding
• Reported robbery leads to pill bust
• Police blotter: Theft reported at Culloden residence
• DNA could hold critical link in deadly pedestrian crash
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• Huntington Mall to offer Sensitive Santa, get visit from Garfield
• Spine Center to host 'Back Boot Camp'
• Local author to sign copies of newest book
• Two dead in 'horrific' crash along W.Va. 2
• W.Va. student claims JROTC instructor molested him
• W.Va. doc's wife convicted in fraud scheme
• W.Va. EDA votes to save money, reissue bonds
• UMWA marks 43rd anniversary of W.Va. mine blast
• Perdue calls for cooperation in federal investigation
• Fla. Craigslist jobseeker found dead in Ohio grave
• Marshall University study shows nanoparticles being used as additives in diesel fuels can travel from lungs to liver
• W.Va. justices hear redistricting arguments
• Court rejects Holmes' murder appeal
• Co-pays to go up, premiums stay same
• Michael McDonald performs at Keith
• Police blotter: Huntington man arrested on child neglect charge
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• Former student acquitted of filing false report
• Don't just sit there, do something -- anything
• MUPD blotter: Metal theft reported at loading dock at RCBI
• Animal in southern Wayne tests positive for rabies virus
• Students prepare vegan, gluten-free dishes for Thanksgiving meal
• HUD funding aimed at W.Va. disabled
• W.Va. justice wraps up regional truancy meetings
• W.Va. mountaintop mine remains in limbo
• Registry helps those with special needs
• Federal and local authorities hunt for alleged sex offender
• Barboursville Urgent Care to host health fair
• Nanotechnology leading innovation in health care and manufacturing
• One killed in Boyd County fire
• Local man charged with embezzlement, extortion
• Community steps up for Baskets for Branches
• Are you a devoted fan of MU's Thundering Herd?
• Handbag, home goods company donates to Boys and Girls Club
• HIMG to host free program Nov. 28
• Woman hit by van; husband arrested
• Gov aide: Marcellus bill needs work
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• The Epilepsy Foundation to host event Nov. 30
• Ashland man faces drug charges
• Cops say drugs found on W.Va. missing girl's mom
• Firm denies blame for W.Va. festival death
• California package leads to marijuana bust
• Police: Violating court-ordered visitation led to child’s abuse
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Columns tell story of Jenkins
• One person injured in I-64 crash Tuesday
• Children participate in Thanksgiving craft day at Barboursville library
• Casey and Jennifer Williams: Combat blight by keeping city clean
• Nail salon robbery suspect charged in Putnam County
• State Police seize more than a pound of marijuana, make one arrest
• Putnam County brush fire quickly put out
• Corrections officer celebrates retirement
• Sheriff's lieutenant recovering from minor injuries after accident
• New W.Va. Senate chief targeting Marcellus
• Maloney outspent Tomblin before close W.Va. gov win
• Man jailed on child porn charge
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Landers' dream becomes real life success
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Weight loss, support group events coming up
• Dementia workshop focuses on keeping positive mindset
• Man dies in motorcycle accident
• Charleston man arrested in nail salon robbery
• Woman reports vehicle break-in, stolen purse containing $600
• Recurring calendar events to expire at end of 2011
• St. Mary's inducts students into honor organizations
• City Council approves sanitary board projects
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Nov. 14, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Church celebrates new charter
• MU hosts International Festival
• Animal hospital expansion on agenda
• MU memorial service set for Monday
• Whitaker Boulevard to be closed Nov. 14-15
• Tri-State news quiz answers
• Do you remember?
• Eat this every day and you'll be happier and healthier
• $1.5M contract awarded for Ironton riverfront project
• MU hosts International Festival
• TEXT: Gov. Tomblin's inaugural address
• Gallery: Gov. Tomblin's inauguration
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell kids eating from own gardens
• TRI-STATE NEWS QUIZ
• Many U.S. public workers get sick time 'cash-out'
• Economic gains could yield health gains, speaker says
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Christmas tree sale set for Nov. 26
• Boot drive raises money for families
• Alzheimer's presentation scheduled for Nov. 14
• Clyde Beal: Another veteran who served his country well
• Fire engulfs car before spreading to garage, home
• Santa Claus has come to Huntington Mall
• Bicycling event focuses on safety, health
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Grant to encourage gardening education
• Veterans honored with events
• Cabell Huntington to host 'Breakfast with Santa' Dec. 3
• Sensitive Santa event offered Nov. 19 for kids with special needs
• Sharp to compete in tourism pageant
• Lady Antebellum coming to Huntington
• Kroger to add recycling bins at 2 stores
• Talent show proceeds benefit United Way
• Murphy to perform for packed house at the Paramount
• Free parking days in Huntington scheduled
• Dove-award winning musician to visit local church Nov. 13
• W.Va. volunteer fire department becoming nonprofit
• Hearing set in dispute with MTR gaming
• Producers of W.Va. film 'Doughboy' donate to vets
• Ky. rehab clinic reopens after raid
• W.Va. approves higher rates at 10 hospitals
• Some question need for W.Va.'s 311 phone system
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local man celebrates birthday in monumental fashion
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Comcast ready to deal with franchise agreement
• Dr. Jamie Warner to deliver winter commencement speech at Marshall
• Marshall Recreation Center to host Pump and Run competition
• Marshall University hosts Military Spouse Day Nov. 19
• 'Frankenstein' comes to life at Keith-Albee
• Barboursville Volunteer Fire Dept. to hold annual boot drive Nov. 12
• DAR to host meeting at Ritter Park Nov. 12
• Knife-wielding robber strikes Huntington convenience store
• Laila Herbert: Daughter remembers dad's service
• Woman jailed after found with syringe, child in car
• Woman accepts pre-trial agreement
• Church group celebrates World Community Day
• Lecture series honors local military veterans
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• Milton toddler struck by tombstone fights to recover
• Wild Fire 4-H club to assist Green Acres
• Bench plagued by joint pain
• Police blotter: Car reported stolen in Huntington located in Ohio
• Memorial pays tribute to those who lost lives in wars
• Local nail salon reportedly robbed by former employee
• Virginia fugitive arrested by Kentucky State Police
• KDMC to celebrate opening in Proctorville
• Little Caesars to provide free Crazy Bread to military vets
• School chief ordered to change emergency certification policy
• Hundreds turn out for city's Halloween events
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Born to cook
• Chili Willi's 28-year history comes to bittersweet end
• Democratic Women's Club to host luncheon
• Salamanders subject of Dine and Discover talk
• Three area women advance in W.Va. pageants
• Healthy activities offered in the Tri-State
• Local bow hunter kills 14-point buck
• Sheriff releases name in fatal crash
• Marshall cheerleader spearheads 'Be the Match' bone marrow drive
• Recycling program starts this week
• Murder charge dropped in bar shooting
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Oct. 31, 2011
• Trick-or-treat times
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Church hosts “Kirkin’ of the Tartans” service
• Huntington's Kitchen offering classes on holiday dinner preparation
• Public meetings
• Local girls scouts celebrate 100th anniversary
• Former W.Va. Senate president dies at age 93
• Ashland Little Caesar's robbed at gunpoint
• Dryer fire causes smoke damage at laundromat
• Beauty school students host Halloween hair show
• Huntington Area Habitat for Humanity dedicates 76th house
• Spaghetti dinner raises funds for Ceredo fire department
• Gallery: Habitat dedicates 76th house
• 1 man dead in overnight shooting
• Snow smacks region, Northeast power could be out for days
• Heritage Station's Fall-o-Ween celebration offers fun, shopping
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• Harley shop celebrates Halloween with family trick-or-treat event
• Lawrence volunteer fire departments give away smoke detectors
• Cabell County GOP group to host fall dinner
• Woman dies after auto crash in Milton
• Marine Corps signs agreement with Marshall
• 'Monster Mash' event a charitable smash for local organization
• Good friends, good food keep tailgaters warm
• Pills pour in for event
• W.Va. likely to seek waiver
• What the waiver will mean
• Trick-or-treat times
• Clyde Beal: Area clogging group is searching for new members
• Pumpkin-Hazelnut Tea Cake a perfect fall treat
• Library campaign to raise funds for Confederate History collection
• Church to host crusade event Saturday, Nov. 12
• Marines can earn Master of Arts in Leadership Studies at Marshall
• Print/E-paper exclusive: 2011 rain nears record mark
• Activist Ken Hechler visits Occupy Huntington base
• Man jailed in March homicide
• Peace Corps volunteer back in Huntington
• United Way gets donation from AT&T
• Trick-or-treat times
• Genoa man hits $100,000 jackpot
• Jewelry, video camera reported stolen from home
• WVU going to the Big 12
• Teen reportedly injured in drive by shooting Thursday
• Man charged with bringing drugs to courthouse
• Winter storm watch issued for parts of W.Va.
• Elkhorn, W.Va. post office closing
• New River Bridge lighting considered
• Program urges smokers to switch to smokeless tobacco
• Free haunted trail planned in Wayne
• Man charged with bringing drugs to courthouse
• Marshall University community to experience 'Tunnel of Oppression' Wednesday, Nov. 9
• Tri-State offers variety of prime spots to view autumn's colors
• Local schools engage in online contests for cash, playground overhaul
• Man charged with having sex with teenager
• Financial director: Huntington budget stable
• Trick-or-treat times
• Cabell Commission selects firm for courtroom project
• Dieting? Do this to shut down snack cravings
• Hechler to visit Occupy demonstration
• Rape crisis center to host interactive exhibit
• St. Joseph to host shopping event Nov. 4
• Drug arrests move to fed court
• Owner reunited with dog, arrest warrant filed for man who stole truck, beagle
• Two W.Va. recreation spots getting national attention
• Missing dog reward grows to $2,000, family says
• Marshall musical trio explores instruments through composition
• Annual Walk for Women set for Oct. 30
• Boil water advisory issued in Ceredo, Kenova
• Armed robbery reported at Guyandotte convenience store
• IRS warns public of phishing scam
• Junior League to host market event Nov. 12
• Use those muscles or you risk losing them
• Some Fort Gay residents without water for past month
• Former city councilman Rev. Larry Patterson dies
• Poll: Many boomers expect to retire where they are
• Official convicted of obstruction to be sentenced Feb. 29
• WVU plan encourages rural health care service
• Official convicted in W.Va. mine explosion
• 25th annual Yeager Symposium at Marshall University spotlights gender and societal issues
• Celebrated West Virginia writer to appear at Marshall University
• First Honors College da Vinci Faculty Fellows named
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Man sees both sides of food pantry
• Parade of pumpkins kicks off C-K Autumnfest 2011
• City to raise fees to match shortfall
• Huntington Kitchen launches new website
• Democratic committee to meet at courthouse
• Hospital to become smoke-free campus
• Sunday Dinner with Rocco set for Oct. 30
• Lions Club to host a healthy cooking demo
• More than $55,000 raised at cancer awareness event
• Union: Massey's actions at Upper Big Branch amounted to homicide
• Kenova fire ruled an arson
• Sandy White: North Boulevard couple wins final Yard of the Month award for 2011
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Boo! Make sure your skeleton wins this fight
• Trick-or-treat times
• Prescription Drug Take Back
• Ceramics artist to have piece exhibited at national conference
• Send us your holiday event information
• W.Va. police arrest 6 suspects in copper theft case
• W.Va. lawmakers to certify Tomblin on Nov. 13
• Manchin touts jobs act
• Protesters march on Marshall
• Musicians celebrate Octubafest
• St. Mary's hosts healthy cooking event
• More testing needed in woman's death
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• Fire marshals called out to Kenova blaze
• Two children hit by car Monday morning
• Club Scene calendar undergoing changes
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• Four deputies join Cabell County Sheriff's Office
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Oct. 24, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Chili Willi’s to close its doors after 28 years
• Marshall Psychology Department to offer Social Anxiety Group
• Nov. 16 collection date set for 'Baskets for Branches'
• Marshall University residence halls open for community trick or treat
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Council to discuss privatization, fee hikes
• Survivors gather for breast cancer reunion
• Huntington church hosts book giveaway
• Heart attacks run in your family? You can fix that
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• Trick-or-treat times
• Gospel Chorale performs at Marshall
• Send us your holiday events
• Chili Willi’s to close after 28 years
• Gallery: Chili Willi's through the years
• Tri-State Marching Band Festival Results
• Pipestem to open new tower named for park superintendent
• Print/E-paper exclusive: NAACP event raises funds, awareness
• Print/E-paper exclusive: More locations set for drug ‘take back’
• Festival attracts thousands
• Expo helps community stay healthy
• Fellowship, worship draw hundreds to church concert
• Dentists bring fun-loving atmosphere to Huntington
• What happens if you default on student loans?
• Contestants sought for Ashland beauty pageant
• Five jailed on felony charges Saturday
• Local church to host youth rally Nov. 5
• Local church to host arts and crafts fair
• Loretta Lynn concert to be rescheduled
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Conference game a friendly household rivalry for local family
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Lawrence County students to publish coffee table book
• Wayne jury convicts man in sex abuse case
• Woodlands to host 'mini' fundraiser
• Police blotter: Toddler overdoses on sibling's prescription meds
• Drug Market Intervention initiative making strides
• You send your holiday events, we publish the list
• Cabell Midland student to share humanitarian experiences
• MU student files lawsuit against local sorority
• Balloons released as tribute to those affected by breast cancer
• MCTC's new home making progress
• Marshall University fills two fundraising positions
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Amtrak showing increase in passengers
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Research pays multiple dividends, experts say
• Weisberg family donates art warehouse
• Trick-or-treat times
• Prescription Drug Take Back
• Wayne libraries continue preschool reading program
• Police blotter: Woman arrested for firing shotgun to scare neighbor
• Kenova sewage rate increase, surcharge suspended
• Fall foliage slowly reaching its peak in W.Va., Ohio, Ky.
• Cultivate a bedroom habit that's good for your blood pressure
• Residents get pumpkin painting tips, techniques at Paramount workshop
• Cardinal boosts Amtrak's bottom line despite service disruption in July
• W.Va. Housing Development Fund opening new office
• 12-mile section of King Coal Highway opens
• Feds seek to warn miners of nearby machinery
• Report: Mine shelters across US at risk of failure
• Plans expanded for Upper Big Branch memorial
• W.Va. woman admits lying to feds before shootout
• EPA to regulate disposal of drilling wastewater
• Department of Music to celebrate 'Octubafest' next two Mondays
• Library Campaign to Aid Confederate Collection
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell Circuit Court
• Man reportedly stabbed in Huntington Tuesday evening
• Ky. doctor charged with fraudulently billing patients
• Trio charged with attempted murder in Lincoln Co. incident
• PSC enforces trucker laws during week
• Ohio troopers warn against distracted driving
• MU to host marching band festival Oct. 22
• Tri-State storms aggravate flood-prone areas Wednesday
• City signs energy-saving deal
• Fire Department evacuates downtown Huntington building
• Counter demonstration encourages social dialogue in Huntington
• Holy Spirit Orthodox Church dinner planned for Oct. 23
• TOPS busts common workout excuses
• Mini Fall Fest planned Oct. 22 in Guyandotte
• Young Life celebrating 70 years at banquet
• Pillow pets sought as gifts for sick children
• Veteran Christmas party set for Dec. 18
• W.Va. gas prices rise
• Air tests show no problems near W.Va. gas wells
• W.Va. mother convicted in daughter's death
• Marshall to welcome 32 bands Saturday for Tri-State Marching Festival
• Marshall University celebrates pharmacy school progress
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Ground could move on intermodal facility by Spring 2012
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cheer competition results
• One sentenced, two admit guilt in federal court
• 'Take a Flower to Childcare Day' celebrates development, education
• Police blotter: Two arrested after attempted theft at hospital
• Prescription Drug Take Back
• W.Va. ski resorts offering Mountain Pass for season
• STD clinic for Oct. 20 now canceled
• City taking steps to collect delinquent fees
• Rick Simmons: Guyandotte VFW to host bingo
• Man holds up local convenience store
• Ford workers ratify new contract with UAW
• W.Va. undecided on seeking "No Child" waiver
• WVSU introducing older generations to video games
• 2 W.Va. counties get transportation funding
• W.Va. miner killed on the job
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Dawn Drown helps from the heart
• Boyd teenager arrested on robbery, weapons charges
• Fire damages Dan's Sport Shop
• Two jailed on drug charges in Mason County
• Author speaks to packed crowd
• Trick-or-Treat times
• School's outdoor classroom continues to grow
• Two incarcerated on felony charges
• W.Va. students urged to participate in Teen Read Week Oct. 16-22
• Classes, screenings available this week
• W.Va. educators studying year round schools
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Oct. 17, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MU board to vote on pharmacy school tuition, fees
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Recycling program starts next month
• Send us your holiday events
• Tri-State news quiz answers
• Trick-or-treat times
• Rome Township trustees to meet
• This week in West Virginia history
• Two men reported robbed in separate Ashland incidents
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Walking outdoors offers extra benefits
• Improvement phase includes mural, informational kiosk
• Wayne County 'Parent Chat' set for Tuesday
• Rome Township hosts Fire Prevention Parade
• Conway faces GOP prosecutor in attorney general race
• Three-way race for Ky. state treasurer
• Bridge Day jumper injured in fall
• Reform starts to pay off for some
• U.S. drops plans to keep troops in Iraq
• Thousands pack arena for Reba McEntire
• White Cane event educates about the blind
• Ashland mall Trick-or-Treat is Oct. 25
• Greenbo Lake to feature international cuisine
• Clyde Beal: Museum of radio, technology is total family entertainment
• Gospel Chorale to perform at Marshall Oct. 17
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• W.Va. orders emergency mine inspections
• Former Dunbar mayor refuses to pay ethics fine
• Habitat to host fundraising dinner
• Public park closed for water line repairs
• Wilson has early lead in Tri-State's Got Talent
• Members of local unions, Occupy demonstrators combine efforts
• KDMC to offer open house in Russell, Ky.
• Hospice to honor veterans with program
• Police blotter: MU fraternity member reports head stolen from memorial statue
• New gym for local children's home to benefit kids, community
• Students compete in AAA's teen driving competition
• Victim details assault during hearing
• Kenova pastor authors book on efforts for healthier food
• Get Healthy Tri-State: That ringing in your ears? It's not your cellphone
• Send us info on your holiday events
• Prescription Drug Take Back
• Trick-or-treat times
• Coming Sunday in The Herald-Dispatch
• MU fan brings Barber-themed doll to games
• W.Va. worker killed while working on power line
• CIA recruiters to visit Marshall University's Huntington campus
• College of Liberal Arts sponsors October lectures
• Marshall to kick off United Way campaign Oct. 17
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Commission approves hiring of new deputies
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Drunk driver pulls in at Barboursville jail
• Man charged with taking vases from cemetery
• OLBH to host annual fall party Oct. 21
• Huntington man reports $7,000 in hunting equipment stolen from vehicle
• Send us your holiday events
• Trick-or-Treat times
• Community center director retiring
• Meth making ingredients located at Milton residence
• Police investigate armed robbery at Little Caesars
• Publishing company celebrates 15th anniversary
• Officials: Few W.Va. inmates got jobless benefits
• Police say couple shoplifted, left kids
• Most states want exemption from 'No Child Left Behind'
• 3 groups sue to stop W.Va. mountaintop mine
• PSC reduces W.Va. American Water layoffs
• Permit fees kept in W.Va. Marcellus measure
• Marshall University homecoming video subject of contest
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Eight sentenced, two plead guilty in federal court
• Broadway musical rocks Paramount
• West Virginia PEIA considering higher co-pays, no premium hike
• Abandoned Huntington house burns Wednesday night
• Bond set in gasoline station armed robbery
• PSC orders lower gas rates in WV
• Huntington business reports stolen tools
• Funding opportunities available for W.Va. libraries
• Robbery suspect charged in federal court
• Group wants to warn seniors about drug theft
• Mom, children uninjured in rollover crash
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• Guyandotte church's renovation finally under way
• Mall costume contest, show is this Saturday
• Little Victories hosting fundraiser Saturday
• Is your workout working out OK?
• Finalists chosen for Tri-State's Got Talent
• KDMC to sponsor remembrance day
• W.Va. PEIA studies higher co-pays, no premium hikes
• Jungle Jack Hanna turns Keith-Albee stage into a zoo
• Funds from Ladies in Pink Luncheon go to Pink Ribbon Fund
• Print/E-paper exclusive: EPA hits Huntington with $150K fine
• Police blotter: Bronze vases reported stolen from Woodmere Memorial Park
• OLBH celebrates Respiratory Care Week with luncheon
• Protesters within rights, city says
• Woman injured in U.S. 60 crash
• Run in Remembrance scheduled for Oct. 15
• Police: 3-car accident slows afternoon traffic
• Robbery suspect linked to local heist
• Detectives seeking information in mysterious burn incident
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Football player's family questions investigation
• MU Homecoming Court announced
• Trick-or-Treat times
• YMCA to feature Dr. Amber Kuhl as special speaker for women's health issues
• Outreach to distribute farm produce Oct. 13
• Hospice program to honor veterans, active duty military
• Cabell Huntington to host free event Oct. 12
• John Oxley: Shoulder pain causes can be prevented or minimized
• Amtrack to offer dome car service
• Huntington YMCA completes renovations
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• Philosophy professor from Princeton to speak at Marshall Oct. 21
• Tri-State news quiz answers
• Public meetings
• This week in West Virginia History
• Wrestling tag team makes stop in Huntington
• Money management classes coming up
• Huntington native Bob Riter recalls being diagnosed with breast cancer
• Environmental Quality Incentives Program seeking applications
• New VA clinic to open Tuesday
• Recycling grants given in West Virginia
• Several jailed on felony charges over weekend
• Japanese culture enthusiasts head out for annual convention
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Karen's Place making a difference
• W.Va. Women's clubs meet for annual convention
• Elvis Costello and the Imposters rock the Keith-Albee
• Cabell Huntington raises awareness for breast cancer with fashion show
• Spring Hill finds recipe for success
• Fire prevention parade scheduled for Monday night
• Trick-or-treat times for the Tri-State
• Hundreds participate in Zombie Walk for Little Victories
• Airport excursion, plane rides treat for kids of Club Ed
• Contractors to work on Four Pole Road
• Fatal accident reported in Wayne County
• W.Va. air show gets support despite fatal crash
• Thunder in the Valley continues today
• Sheriff's department hosting Sheriff's Cup
• Police: Two shot in Huntington
• River Valley K9 Dog Sports Club to conduct its first pet fair Saturday, Oct. 15
• Wall of Fame ceremony set for Oct. 13
• Don't let a kid's cut or scrape turn deadly
• Lighthouse Baptist Church to offer community event
• Send us your Halloween photos
• Split in cultural conservatives could help Romney
• Author to read from work at library
• Kickball team competes in Las Vegas tourney
• Ex-W.Va. deputy sentenced in sexual assault
• MCTC celebrates work on new campus
• Mountwest Community and Technical College Consolidating
• Marshall to present recital by visiting Brazilian students
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Colleges try to draw potential students at expo
• HPD honored as top police agency
• Plan outlined for pursuing signal near Milton school
• Chico’s Gibson: Downtown on right track
• Mason County man charged with illegally dumping sewage
• Boyd County to conduct checkpoints
• Dress for Success River Cities hosting overstock sale
• Breast cancer awareness events set for weekend
• YMCA planning regular Masala Bhangra classes
• City's budget gap grows to $4.2 million
• Church to host fall festival Saturday, Oct. 8
• Judge sides with coal industry in EPA challenge
• Lawsuits coming against W.Va. redistricting plans
• Tow truck driver chases down purse snatchers
• Lee sexual assault hearing delayed again
• Wind energy efforts shift from WVU to Marshall
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall Career expo
• Man extradited from Virginia, arraigned in Cabell County
• Work to cause lane closures on I-64
• MCTC celebrates work on new campus
• The Shape Shop manager reports 16 missing bank deposits
• Two plead guilty in U.S. District Court this week
• Tomblin likely to face same challenges in next election
• Frustration builds over park vandalism
• Japanese group performs show in Huntington
• Clarification
• Publishers Place to celebrate 15 years
• Pi Kappa Phi members observe Disability Awareness Month
• 'Fast Five' to be featured at Boyd County library
• Tomblin sees gov. win as policy mandate
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dies
• Searchers: No sign of missing plane lost near W.Va./Va. border
• Man convicted in W.Va. postmaster slaying
• Wall Street protests spread to Ky.
• Georgia Southern professor to speak in series on constitutional democracy
• State Wind Working Group to be transferred from WVU to Marshall
• Marshall University faculty provide training on digital forensics to West Virginia arson investigators
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Family ditches mini-van for bikes
• Voting totals by county
• Wayne High School Class of 1961 to reunite
• Ky. State Police arrest two from Virginia on drug trafficking charges
• Liquor stores pleased with Election Day sales
• Dinners to benefit Cricket's Kids Christmas Party
• Sanitary Board to meet Thursday
• 'American Pickers' films in Tri-State
• Shelter to host Branches Walk for Awareness
• Bridge project won't have private partner, state says
• Water company: Protection plan is legit
• Haunted house returns 'Nightmare' to 3rd Avenue
• Search resumes in W.Va. for missing plane
• Some W.Va. DMV services will be unavailable Saturday
• Children's flu clinic scheduled for Oct. 22
• Friends of library book sale is Thursday
• Practicing yoga can improve love life
• Henry Dillon: Retirement still possible with proper planning
• Milton native earns 2011 literary award
• Wall of Fame induction ceremony set for Oct. 13
• 2nd 8 week courses begin Wednesday, October 12, 2011
• Election Day closings
• Barboursville council meeting rescheduled
• South Point couple wins $100K from lottery ticket
• Get a lecture, burrito and brew at MU
• Police blotter: Television, jewelry stolen from E. Pea Ridge home
• Two men sentenced on drug distribution charge
• Two ejected from car in Monday crash
• Healthy programs offered in the Tri-State
• Big Sandy sets stage for dancing event
• Player sues Donnan in GLC's demise
• Halloween season inspiring homeowners, upcoming events
• Italy appeals court clears Amanda Knox of murder
• Marshall to host event featuring music from Germany and France Oct. 5
• Wayne County restaurant inspections
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• Gallery: Amanda Knox's murder conviction overturned in Italy
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Oct. 3, 2011
• Distinguished scholar on history of African diaspora to deliver lecture Oct. 6
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Tips can help seniors avoid theft of drug prescriptions
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• Tri-State Hero: Spc. Richard Matthew Hatton
• Women's clubs to host convention
• This week in W.Va. history
• Hospice to participate in tax credit program for donors
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• Multicultural events set for MU this week
• W.Va. special election closings
• Excessive overtime can drain Ohio pension systems
• Arts and crafts festival wraps up
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Early voting wraps up
• Tri-State news quiz
• Autism educational group to meet Oct. 11
• Election day closings
• National Life Chain event set for Sunday in Kenova
• Huntington Garden Club to meet Monday
• New book documents life and times of Civil War's Albert Gallatin Jenkins
• Tri-Staters brave cold for Oktoberfest
• Boyd County library to host book sale Oct. 8
• Hundreds turn out for PATH to the Cure event
• Clyde Beal: The age old hobby of model airplanes
• Kusimo to discuss American dream at NAACP banquet
• Forum to focus on truancy problem
• Dueling options greet voters
• All sides mum on $35 million coal slurry deal
• When it's OK to shop on an empty stomach
• Mark Ratliff of Flatwoods, Ky., given keys to Toyota Camry he won at raffle at ChiliFest
• Special election closings
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• Fall forest fire season brings limits on burning
• Early voting ends today
• Local church offers annual blessings Saturday
• Police blotter: Huntington woman reports armed robbery at home
• South Point mother arrested after three months on the run
• Arts and crafts show going strong despite logistics concerns
• Man with Detroit ties charged in shooting
• Hospice in Wayne to host spaghetti dinner
• 6 W.Va. communities get police hiring grants
• W.Va. fire departments get computers through grant
• VA seeks developer for vet housing in W.Va.
• Nitro employee claims sexual harassment
• Groundbreaking set for Coalfields school
• Judge: W.Va. gun lawsuit should be in state court
• Fracking begins at Morgantown gas well site
• Judge sets trial date in W.Va. pollution case
• Air Robotics Airborne Vehicle Systems founder guest speaker at RTI Transportation Seminar Series event
• Those who help disabled honored
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Barboursville police blotter
• Wayne County police blotter: Spring Valley man reports missing wedding ring set
• Pump iron for better chance at kicking smoking
• Gallery 842 to open photography exhibit
• Trick-or-treat times
• Republican nominee Bill Maloney rallies support in Huntington
• Police blotter: Culloden woman reports $24,000 in jewelry stolen
• Agreement to allow interim VA-staffed outpatient clinic in Chapmanville, W.Va.
• Pulitzer Prize winner Lawrence Wright shares experiences in Middle East, meeting al-Qaeda
• Two face federal drug charges
• Woodlands community celebrates 15 years
• Economic growth focus of W.Va. higher ed. meeting
• New owner to cap old W.Va. coal-tar dump site
• W.Va. town buys post office building in bid to keep it open
• Local Rosh Hashanah celebrations under way
• Artists Series to benefit from grand opening of Soma Intimates
• Tomblin campaign visits region
• Bear Creek Road paving to start Sept. 30
• Trick-or-Treat times
• Boyd County man arrested Tuesday
• Agriculture rep to visit Huntington today
• Get your body fit by being in sync
• Christmas charity gets early kick off
• PATH to the Cure to aid Pink Ribbon Fund
• Huntington business reports $1,000 in radiators stolen
• Detroit man sentenced to six years in '09 killing
• Food bank planning open house Sept. 30
• Report all dog bites to the health department
• Twelfth Sale-A-Bration is planned for Oct. 1
• Gas prices drop in W.Va.
• National Guard ends lease for W.Va. hunting area
• Cantaloupe outbreak worst in a decade
• Kidnapping, animal cruelty trial set for W.Va. man
• Mountwest Awarded $5 Million Grant:
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: City street paving set to resume
• St. Mary's hosts Community Healthy Fun Night at Symmes Valley
• Couple's cornfield maze leads to many friendships
• MCTC gets $5M to help students
• Author needs women to interview for new book
• Madie Carroll House to host Heritage Day
• Construction company reports copper theft
• Book drive to benefit MU pediatric literacy program
• Two sentenced in marijuana conspiracy
• Meth lab found over weekend in Raceland
• Cabell commission to meet Thursday
• Lions Arts and Crafts Festival coming to the Big Sandy arena this weekend
• Eve Marcum-Atkinson: People can make difference in the city
• Is it OK to mix alcohol and stress?
• Roxy Theater stood on 4th Avenue until fire destroyed it in 1952
• Marshall University to host Native American powwow
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local Masons receive highest honor
• Earth slip in Four Pole Creek raises concerns
• Print/E-paper exclusive: New CMHS band director marches to his own winning beat
• MU students sign up for volunteer opportunities
• Blessing of the Animals service planned Oct. 1
• Food Day organizers seek vendors for event
• Training for election alternates held in Barboursville at 6 p.m.
• Curtain rises on W.Va.'s fall foliage show
• 64-year-old man reports $600 handgun stolen from residence
• Lavalette man pleads guilty in circuit court
• Police seek information on armed 'wolfman'
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Sept. 26, 2011
• Career Expo to take place Wednesday, Oct. 5, at Marshall University
• New high-performance computing cluster gives Marshall unprecedented research, teaching and learning tools
• Parade kicks off Pumpkin Festival
• Tomblin keeps fundraising edge in gov race
• This week in West Virginia history
• Local kitchen seeks more volunteers
• Shooting victim jailed for failure to appear in court
• Tri-State News Quiz answers
• Three things your brain needs most
• Pilot Club Antique Show wraps up
• Meeting to discuss proposed changes to coal rules
• Marshall president named W.Va. Roundtable chair
• Women face felony charges after attack at Salt Rock home
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall reaches out through medicine
• Police searching for answers following shooting Saturday night
• National Life Chain event set for Sunday
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• Antique Extravaganza celebrates history in Old Central City
• First Stage Theatre Company to perform 'Schoolhouse Rock Live!'
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• Former Huntington city manager dies
• Ky. state police warn of military scam
• Former Huntington city manager dies
• St. Joe Grade School hosts annual carnival fundraiser
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Dawson surrenders medical license
• Weed and Seed program in midst of transition
• Lesage man reports missing metal, follows suspects to recycling center
• Three new reasons to love walking
• Rob Reed now associate pastor at River Cities
• Hundreds rally at Keith-Albee for 'Save Our Sign' fundraiser
• W.Va. medical group endorses Tomblin
• Wurtland, Ky. motorcyclist injured in two-vehicle crash
• Hamlin teenager wins United Way Idol 2011 competition
• Senate kills House aid bill
• Industry: W.Va. gas plants could create 12,000 jobs
• Movie 'Freedom' to be shown Oct. 3
• Marshall University department participates in national 'Worldwide Day of Play'
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local, state officials field occupation tax questions
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MU Faculty Sentate tables tenure, promotion policy changes
• Wayne County libraries begin preschool reading program
• Poker run to benefit Mason County teen
• Hampton Inn will be built at KineticPark
• Nearly $1,500 in copper stolen from power lines
• Rick Simmons: Girl Scout brings community commitment to Guyandotte
• Fight pain with your posture
• No items taken in attempted holdup
• Work release escapee captured in Cleveland
• Healing Place offering community tours
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• W.Va. female prison to hold vigil for murder victims
• Congress bitterly divided as economy sputters
• Marshall's School of Journalism and Mass Communications to host golf scramble fundraiser at Twin Silos
• Doctoral student and professor write chapter for molecular biology publication
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Bank teller reports receiving counterfeit bill
• We are looking for Herd fans
• Man indicted for failing to register as sex offender
• Panelists discuss keys to open government
• 2 die as car crashes into Ironton creek
• Boyd County releases indictment list
• Kentucky to recognize National Public Lands Day
• Ky. man wins 2011 California Special Mustang in raffle
• Volunteer tutors sought for Tri-State Literacy Council
• Products, tricks keep up bright white smile
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Tobacco use down among teens, survey finds
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Amazon.com work hits big rock
• Kidnapping, assault suspect arrested
• Gubernatorial early voting starts Wednesday
• Harvest of Books sponsoring book drive
• Police blotter: Three men reported involved in Ohio River Road armed robbery
• Mayor plans cuts in sanitation
• One person dead following head-on crash in Lavalette
• Gallery 842 to host local improv music group
• Hearing to focus on barge proposal
• Richard Marx performs at Paramount Arts Center
• Advance donates $1,000 to United Way
• Two sentenced, 1 pleads guilty in federal court
• Tri-State's Got Talent winner to perform with Huntington Symphony Orchestra
• West Virginia Pumpkin Festival parade moved to Sept. 25
• Prunes toughen up your bones
• Longaberger CEO to visit Huntington
• Records show Chevron buying Marcellus acres in W.Va.
• Officials aim to curb fires after WVU-LSU game
• Police target drugs in Jackson County, W.Va.; 61 indicted
• Boyd public library celebrates 'International Talk Like a Pirate Day'
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Voice of the Herd has staying power
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• Boyd County library displays its annual Scarecrow Spectacular
• Police blotter: Cabell Sheriff's office investigating reported home invasion
• We are looking for herd fans
• Marshall announces essay contest winners
• Beer distributors help firefighters
• Activities offered around the Tri-State
• Found dog
• Baker trial delayed by recordings
• Covidien Innovation Tour brings training class to local surgeons
• Gallery: Herd fans and Herd kids -- send your photos in
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Sept. 19, 2011
• Volunteer Fair set for Sept. 26 at Marshall University
• Marshall University to host Ohio River Basin conference next week
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Man sentenced in ‘10 crime spree
• 'Modern Family,' 'Mad Men' win big at Emmy Awards
• Complete list of winners from Emmy broadcast
• Get Healthy Tri-State: A wonderful cookie from childhood
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• Tri-State Hero: Pfc. Bryan Blake
• Gallery: 2011 Emmy Awards
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• Democratic Women's meeting wraps up
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• MU Constitution Week events start Tuesday
• Man charged in connection with killing girlfriend
• MU hosts NFL Punt, Pass & Kick competition
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• One killed in W.Va. air show crash
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall student interning with Orlando firm
• Sunny and mild in the Tri-State Sunday
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington Prime to offer penthouse banquet room
• Jessica Slash: Amazing All Stars shine in Challenger Division of Huntington Little League
• Ashland Town Center to host 'Night of Giving'
• Poage Landing Days takes over Ashland
• Paramount to hold play auditions Sept. 19
• Red Cross urges public to provide blood donations
• September CAFE Huntington dinner set for Sept. 19
• Huntington hosts state's Democratic women
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Meningitis outbreak reminder that flu season is coming
• Print/E-paper exclusive: POWs honored locally
• Herd superfan Caleb Gibson supports the Herd at home and away, has an extensive memorabilia collection
• Say 'om' and stay young with meditation
• Michael W. Smith coming back to Tri-State
• SBIRT screening program showing promise
• Moses AutoMall to host child passenger inspection
• Schools reschedule football game over concerns of viral meningitis outbreak
• Beulah Chapel Freewill Baptist has new pastor
• Tires slashed on vehicles in Southside neighborhood
• Mayo admits to killing one man, robbing another
• More repairs planned for W.Va. turnpike
• 3 W.Va. schools honored for special achievement
• Corps to raise Gauley River flow for kayak fest
• W.Va. warns horse owners about West Nile death
• 'A Much Curious Coop' on display on South Charleston campus
• Gallery 842 to host improvisational music group
• Thousands flock to first show of CMT On Tour
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington attorney to become first director of Simon Perry Center
• Festivals kick off fall
• Run, walk to benefit foundation
• Judge recommends delay in parole for suspect
• It's not just dark chocolate that's good for you
• Wayne County woman charged with felony child neglect
• Cabell Huntington Hospital Auxiliary gives $100K toward children's hospital
• Verizon Wireless reports $1,315 embezzled since August
• Democratic women's group to meet this weekend
• Chamber After Hours event mixes business with mingling
• Fight brewing over W.Va. health provider billings
• W.Va. gov. candidate injured in crash on I-79
• General faculty meeting is Sept. 28; MU to introduce 46 new faculty
• Marshall University School of Pharmacy adds new research chair
• Marshall Rec Center to host Punt, Pass & Kick competition Sept. 18
• Kopp hosts quoits tournament at Marshall
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local man is Timbersports star
• More than $11,000 reportedly embezzled from Charleston business
• W.Va. native takes top prize on 'America's Got Talent'
• Students explore job options during MU job fair
• Scholarship to honor slain coach
• Ky. man charged with receiving stolen property
• Japanese woman starts two-year stay at MU
• Tomblin: Ready to lead W.Va. into the future
• Smokin' Aces lands big conviction
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• W.Va. Coal Association endorses Tomblin
• W.Va. Marcellus committee clears fee hurdle
• W.Va. State Police urges help for civilian workers
• W.Va. SAT scores top U.S. in writing, reading
• 8 W.Va. programs get funding to fight drug abuse
• Poverty rate climbs in W.Va.
• Hospital donates $50,000 to Ebenezer Medical Outreach
• Nearly 170 students expected for first Green and White Day of year
• Jomie Jazz Guest Artist Series presents Grammy Award-winning saxophonist Chip McNeill
• Tomblin, Maloney face off in final governor's debate
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Prichard facility finally on fast track, legislators say
• Fourth-graders learn agricultural and rural safety
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• Five proven ways to curb those cravings
• Hospital sponsoring annual 5K race Oct. 6
• Sanitary board OKs contract with asset management group
• Four face unrelated charges in court
• Father, sons sentenced in synthetic drug scheme
• Produce distributed from Second Harvest Foodbank
• W.Va. weighs future of health care office
• A new W.Va. prison means politics, lawmakers told
• Regional meetings on Truancy begin in Charleston
• Maloney hires ex RNC staffer involved in night club flap
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Council OKs $32K contract for fire department study
• Print/E-paper exclusive: First Presbyterian's new pastor finds Huntington church a good fit
• Ohio man sentenced on federal drug charge
• Ky. woman reported missing in Huntington
• Police blotter: People's Bank employee reports woman cashed $3,900 forged check
• Woman flown to hospital after car, semi tractor-trailer collision
• Healthy activities offered throughout the Tri-State
• Barboursville woman named finalist in Passion for Fashion Sewing Challenge
• Local woman named Cabell's top Democrat
• Golf outing raises $76,000 in funds for Children's Hospital
• W.Va. man to compete in 'Talent' finale
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• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Sept. 12, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Area services remember 9/11
• Tri-State news quiz answers
• Workshop focuses on how to properly plant trees
• Democratic women's meeting set for this weekend
• Sorghum Festival coming up Sept. 17
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• Boil water advisory issued for Salt Rock
• Tragedy inspires push for fitness
• Drug testing debate revisited
• Churches mark anniversary with special worship services
• Services pay tribute to lives lost on Sept. 11
• Gallery: New York remembers 9/11
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Community reflects on Sept. 11
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Column: Ambroses work to fulfill son's mission
• Marshall displays more than 3,000 flags to remember 9/11
• Tri-State news quiz
• Bead artist to make special appearance at Hospice Gift Shop
• Readers reflect on day of terrorist attacks
• New Life Writing Classes begin Tuesday
• Southwestern potato skins healthier than they sound
• Guyandotte goes all-out for final day of annual festival
• Performing arts center marks 80 years with tours, recreating its history
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MCTC gets ready to prep new building
• Speaker shares experience of 9/11 with students
• Marshall institute named for McKown
• Charges dropped; Evans back on team
• Hospice to host several community-based events
• Milton's Maize design honors Sept. 11 first responders
• Native American Indian Federation opening enrollment
• MADD to partner with Elder-Beerman stores
• Police blotter: Prichard man arrested for indecent exposure at cemetery
• Kenova police blotter: City of Kenova worker reports portion of motor stolen from sewer
• Man enters Kennedy plea in 2009 death
• W.Va. wildlife inspires nature artists
• Zuric wins W.Va. agencies' workers' comp bid
• 2 W.Va. inmates charged with holding guard hostage
• W.Va. man guilty in wife's arson death
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Man's sex crime charge elevated to federal level
• Community walk seeks to raise suicide awareness
• Fit Fest board receives new $10,000 footprint
• Farmers Market opens at 7 a.m. on Saturday
• Ohio home total loss in Thursday evening blaze
• Study links hearing loss to secondhand smoke
• Do you remember?
• Carter Caves hosts Fraley Mountain Music Gatherin'
• Readers submit their favorite Paramount Arts Center memories
• Man dies in train accident
• Artists Series kicks off with Cee Lo Green
• W.Va. lawyer nominated for federal appeals court post
• Gallery: The Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks
• Murphy in finals on 'Talent'
• Man dies in train accident
• Marshall's School of Journalism and Mass Communications launches four new graduate programs
• Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation awards major grant to Marshall University's Center for Rural Health
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Barboursville police blotter
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Tips for kids eating on their own after school
• Students explore extra curricular options during fair
• Huntington couple report $1,425 in forged checks in August
• Rally moved to 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 11
• Toddler hospitalized after three-story fall
• Three sentenced in federal court
• Milton considers roadway annexation
• Three charged with robbery
• Sixth-grade boy is accused of making bomb threat in Ironton
• Justices promote access to courts
• Candidates debate in W.Va.
• Kenova City Council to meet Thursday
• Murphy in finals of 'America's Got Talent'
• Chesapeake CEO takes on anti-drilling 'extremists'
• Constitution Week at Marshall features series of events
• Mountain Voice Quartet cancels Sunday performance
• Police blotter: Tools, construction equipment reported stolen from worksite
• Rain moves Cee Lo Green concert indoors
• 10th Street underpass mural completed
• 9/11 observance planned at Cabell Midland Sunday night
• Let us know how Sept. 11 affected you
• Marshall University's Week of Service begins Sept. 11
• Christmas toys accepted at SwineFest booth
• VA will not extend Logan and Williamson contracts
• The fruit that's even healthier than you think
• Arrests made in connection with armed robbery at Exxon station
• Student project to provide food for county
• Gunman kills 5 in WV, then self
• Vogt sets state record in national challenge
• Healing Fields events rescheduled because of recent rainy weather
• In financial crisis, Post Office turns to Congress
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Sept. 5, 2011
• League of Women Voters' Gubernatorial Candidate Questionnaires
• 9/11 not the same for some kids
• Marshall University professor edits new collection of essays
• Several health activities scheduled for this week
• Last "In Your Backyard" garden workshop taking place in Milton
• Five people jailed on felony charges on Sunday
• Let us know how Sept. 11 affected you
• Huntington Harvest sponsoring book drive
• Public meetings
• Congress reconvenes
• Rain dampens holiday events
• Rain, water main break pose no obstacle for annual run/walk
• Man arrested in weekend armed robbery
• Police investigate basketball academy in W.Va.
• Biden says labor under direct assault
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Healing Field flags wave in remembrance
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Spree suspects among those sentenced
• Dagmar to be honored at event
• Artists showcase work at Ritter Park
• Area children prepare for Fit Fest 2011
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• Share your thoughts on Sept. 11 with us
• Boyd library to host Lego party Sept. 10
• This week in West Virginia History
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• OH zoo's phone application monitors animal areas
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Broadband expanding in region
• Labor Day closings
• W.Va. Police arrest man on drug charges
• Huntington based artists provides artwork for new postal stamps
• Boyd County library to host book and movie feature event Sept. 12
• GHSB to present fall concert Sept. 11
• Two men booked on felony charges
• Let us know how Sept. 11 affected you
• Hundreds gather for worship, music during Praise Him in the Park event
• Community spirit focus of 'White Linen Night' event
• Pa., W.Va., Ohio vie for huge new Shell gas plant
• Flags placed for Healing Fields
• Fla. man busted in W.Va. with load of illicit meds
• Print/E-paper exclusive: WV Chamber poll shows Tomblin with hefty lead
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Wayne police blotter
• HHS band members reunite in harmony Friday
• Cabell Huntington honored for fight against infections
• Police blotter: Wireless communication companies report copper theft
• Hurricane High student dies in car accident
• Labor Day closings
• Huntington fall paving continues next week
• MU fans show spirit for College Colors Day
• Volunteers prepare flags for Healing Fields
• HHS band members reunite in harmony Friday
• Labor Day events
• KDMC offers program on heart, vascular health
• Remember when? The Huntington floodwall
• Four food swaps that stop diabetes
• W.Va. ABCA, police crack down on underage drinking
• Tomblin signs W.Va. House redistricting bill
• Labor Day closings
• Hurricane High student killed in car crash
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Summit puts focus on education, economy
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Commission approves purchase of 911 mobile command center
• No charges filed yet in fatal stabbing
• T-shirt sales to aid in breast cancer fight
• W.Va. chamber crowd hears from governor race candidates
• Fans pack Pullman Square for Herd Fest celebration
• Man charged with murder in shooting of Ironton resident
• Boyd library seeks scarecrows for its annual display, auction
• Ponderosa to offer free buffet for first responders
• Five new Huntington officers sworn in
• All W.Va. counties start school early
• Report: W.Va. rural roads 7th most deficient in nation
• Huntington man charged in Ironton shooting death
• Activists challenging coal co. settlement in court
• Rufus welcomes new community college partner
• Marshall to test MU Alert emergency messaging system
• Technology Transfer Office to present intellectual property seminar, introduce online invention disclosure system
• MU music faculty member to present paper in UK
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Blue Knights help Hospice
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell sees positives in WESTEST 2 results
• MU-WVU blood drive under way
• Project Safe helps save man from house fire
• Ironton man sentenced to two years in prison
• Police blotter: Man with concealed weapon arrested near Huntington grade school
• MUPD blotter: More citations issued at MU for underage drinking
• Huntington Junior College celebrates 75 years
• W.Va. doc fails to appear in federal clinic case
• School board to sign agreement with Marshall
• American flags to fill cemetery
• W.Va. man arrested on felony drug charges in Ohio
• Cabell County Commission to meet a
• Logan’s Landau Murphy makes the final cut on ‘America’s Got Talent’
• Victory fires now a felony in Morgantown
• Change of seasons doesn’t have to wreck your fitness
• Marker to honor Wayne soldier
• Herd fans encouraged to participate in College Colors Day
• Young Life hosting golf scramble
• W.Va. doc fails to appear in federal hearing on clinic
• Blackboard Connectivity Issues
• Parkersburg student first to receive graduate assistant award
• Demolition starts on Miller Elementary
• PATH mural nearly complete
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell indictments
• Print/E-paper exclusive: City paving projects named
• Parking passes available for home football games
• Prestera offering tax credit program
• Kids fair offers tips, activities to promote healthy lifestyles
• One admits to federal drug charges
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Get moving to alleviate stiff, achy pain in joints
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• Huntington woman reports more than $3,000 in electronics, jewelry stolen
• 2 W.Va. Massey mines risk becoming pattern violators
• Marshall University Alumni Association kicks off fall football season, new school year with 2011 HERDFEST
• Lawrence County grand jury returns 47 indictments
• Bus driver confiscates BB gun from a third-grader
• Renaissance Art Gallery offers art classes to the community
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MU student foresees major payoff for hard work
• We want your 9/11 story
• Police blotter: Witness reports vandalism at museum of art
• KDMC to offer free screenings Sept. 15
• Man pleads guilty to distributing oxycodone
• Man sentenced for possession of firearm
• News in brief: Wayne School Board plans to meet Thursday
• This week's planned meetings
• Judge frowns on Donnan-GLC deal
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• MU urges caution in wake of holdups
• Guyandotte Bridge construction makes visible progress
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Aug. 29, 2011
• Herd supporters encouraged to participate in College Colors Day
• College of Health Professions dean selected to serve on Allied Health NetWork Steering Committee
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Church garden deemed a success
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Get kids from summer to school without meltdown
• Dress sale benefits domestic violence shelter program
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• Fresh Market to remain open into fall
• Man incarcerated on felony DUI charge
• Three robberies reported early Sunday
• Dancing with the Tri-State Stars planned for Oct. 7
• Home invasion reported in Huntington
• Ohio EPA proposes pollution limits for drilling
• Breast cancer support group meets Thursday
• Church blesses community garden
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Kids learn at Safety Town
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Other parties try to stop settlement between Donnan, GLC
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• Tri-State News Quiz
• Clyde Beal: Teachers who inspire really can change lives
• Red Cross to host annual Save-a-Life blood drive
• Manchin staff to host meeting in Cabell County
• Church women mark 70 years, honor local woman
• Bakery to host Cafe Huntington Aug. 30
• Visually impaired take park in Walk for Sight
• Music for Monica
• Kelly green apparel hot
• Tri-State residents ditch unused prescription drugs
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Wayne Police Blotter
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Hechler shares his stories of government, history with high schoolers
• Police blotter: Employees from two Huntington medical facilities report drug theft
• Two SeniorWise fall excursions offered
• VA seeks caregivers for medical foster program
• HealthNet marks 25 years at Cabell Huntington Hospital
• Local volunteers aim for the eye of Hurricane Irene
• Red Cross seeks blood donations before Hurricane Irene hits land
• W.Va. man receives 40 years in prison
• Goff receives indefinite term of 15 years to life
• Annual festival pays tribute to Huntington performer, the arts
• Federal grants announced for three W.Va. airports
• Tomblin outraises Maloney in W.Va. gov. race
• Japan Outreach Initiative program coordinator begins two-year stay at MU
• Summer concert series rocks to a close
• Ground broken for Wayne County emergency facility
• Woman charged with stabbing cousin
• W.Va. bridges, mines show no quake-related damage
• Troopers arrest 2 in drug case
• Poker run set for this weekend in Pikeville
• Occupation tax hearing scheduled for October
• Market to offer local produce Saturday
• Man arrested following police chase; pills found in vehicle
• Weekly newspaper publisher Butcher dies
• ThunderTones to perform at Pullman Square Aug. 30
• YMCA undergoing major renovations
• Faith in Action hosting 'Sip & Savor' event
• 7 daily habits you can change to cut your Alzheimer's risk in half
• Let us know how the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks affected you
• SilverSneakers program offered
• Rick Simmons: Glamour, glitz on tap for festival
• Retirement reception set for longtime librarian
• W.Va. man pleads guilty to illegal digging
• W.Va., Tenn. mines named as pattern violators again
• Huntington man sentenced in fatal armed robbery
• Trip to Africa subject of promotional night sponsored by MUAA
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington to update city plan
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Medical board investigating operator of Williamson clinic
• Man charged with sexual assault on MU campus
• Drug Take Back event planned for Saturday
• Send us your memories of the Paramount Arts Center
• Circuit train your way to a better butt
• Youth orchestra begins regular season rehearsals
• New Sons of American Revolution chapter to host meeting Aug. 29
• Dutch Miller Summer Concert Series show set for this evening
• Child injured in vehicle accident
• Lesage man pleads guilty, receives probation
• EPA meets with residents over gas drilling fears
• Museum hosts Tuesday Tour of Beautiful Obsolescence exhibit
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Simulcast to focus on Bible, prophecies
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• Let us know how the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks affected you
• Share your Paramount Arts Center memories with us
• Diet food you need most: High protein snacks
• New trial date set in '09 killing
• More than $4,000 in electronics reported stolen during the weekend
• Prescription Drug Take Back event
• Man reportedly threatens officer following arrest
• Third man charged in 2010 fatal beating
• Carnival company skips Wayne fair, court hearing
• WV State president presents retirement plan
• Judges to probe leak of $35 million settlement
• W.Va. landowners criticize new gas drilling rules
• Fall 2011 Academic Calendar Reminder:
• New trial date in ‘09 killing
• Third man charged in fatal beating
• Bond set in Pea Ridge homicide
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local woman to honor grandmother's memory by walking in Komen '3-Day for the Cure'
• Former Cabell magistrate acquitted
• Milton man reports handgun stolen from residence
• Meeting scheduled for Aug. 25 in Burlington
• Group to host annual Senior Picnic on Sept. 16 at Ritter Park
• Skeens to undergo psychiatric treatment
• Council withdraws KineticPark land sales resolution
• Marshall students finish first day back
• Prescription Drug Take Back event
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Aug. 22, 2011
• Rally on the River concludes
• Print/E-paper exclusive: South Point man sentenced to 10 years
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Council member seeks to throw out resolution
• Democratic Club set to meet Aug. 27
• Good Samaritan Soles 5K Run/Walk seeks to help community
• Wallace Circle to host yard sale Saturday
• Tri-State News Quiz answers
• Hilltop: Books Only sale wraps up at museum
• Prescription Drug Take Back event
• Get Healthy Tri-State: How to get a kid to think twice
• Vogues perform for final Sundays in the Park concert
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Pre-K getting more kids ready for school
• Association seeks to address issues about Fourpole Creek
• Turn lane installation on U.S. 60 to begin in Boyd County
• Huntington man stabbed, arrest made
• Bridge cleaning to cause delays Aug. 22
• Fifth Third Bank celebrates new location
• Angel cake, summer fruit salad are light foods
• 3 Lincoln County men face meth charges
• Tri-State news quiz
• Film premiere receives positive review in Huntington
• Marshall University's third annual event showcases available campus activities
• News in brief: Strategy created for growth in chemical industry
• Plant has been preparing meat for Tri-State since 1970s
• Blues and Art festival seeking artists to share work
• Choir performance set for today at Ritter Park
• 'Kids Sale' planned for Aug. 22-26
• Safety Town gets a new look
• Tri-State native to compete in triathlon to raise awareness for veterans' issues
• Prescription Drug Take Back event
• MCTC students to be back in class Aug. 22
• Symphony concert this weekend
• Tomblin receives Teamsters endorsement
• Drug arrests made near Milton Elem.
• Veterans honored at Ironton's 21st annual Rally on the River
• Crawford found guilty of lesser charge
• Marshall University School of Pharmacy names associate dean
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Airport waits on $8.2 million grant
• Safe Harbor awarded $750K grant
• Print/E-paper exclusive: 911 center to gather bids for mobile unit
• Print/E-paper exclusive: New students convene for Marshall convocation
• Ground broken for dog park
• Feds: Ohio pill mill operators hiding income
• State troopers seize marijuana in Hamlin
• Kentucky, Ohio residents indicted on federal charges
• Symphony concert set for this weekend
• Haircutting fundraiser benefits MU student planning mission trip
• New York seeks financial documents from gas firms
• Marshall's Safety Technology Program reaccredited through September 2016
• Marshall welcomes class of 2015
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall police blotter
• Tips for buying items in bulk
• McVey to perform on 'America's Got Talent'
• Two plead guilty to federal drug charges
• AAA offers tips for driver safety as schools start new year
• Artists' exhibition to benefit Coalition for the Homeless
• Prescription Drug Take Back event
• Man arrested in weekend stabbing
• Emergency planning committee to conduct disaster drill Aug. 20
• Redistricting bill vetoed; new session starts today
• Chairs for Change fundraiser set for today from 4 to 10 p.m.
• Nixon's Air Force One pilot, W.Va. resident, dies at 88
• Wednesday afternoon obituary update
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Study shows W.Va. improving on ACT, still lagging in math, science
• Stephen Salyers & Friends Coffee House Series kicks off in Ashland
• Print/E-paper exclusive: School board signs agreement with MURC
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MU med students lend a helping hand
• Commission approves poll worker list
• HPD seeks information on stabbing suspect Jonny Eugene Carter
• Second man arrested in weekend shooting
• Milton man reports truck stolen from residence, valued at $20,500
• Small fires occur during mall renovations
• Dare to Care 5K scheduled for Aug. 19 at Central Park
• Ky. State Trooper Jeff Kelley wins award
• Great Balls of Fur Block Party set for Aug. 20 at Elks Lodge 313
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• Send us your first day of school photos
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Student successfully prosecutes criminal case
• Prescription Drug Take Back event
• Local Pilot Club members attend Dallas conference
• Health-related opportunities abound this week
• Bucks for Brains program halfway to funds goal
• Hospital donates live-saving equipment to community center
• Trial to begin in Sept. 2009 shooting death
• Industry applauds ruling on drilling ban
• Teams compete in annual golf scramble to benefit Hospice
• Minor electrical fire reported at Huntington Mall
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Aug. 15, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Committee to examine city charter
• United Way offering prescription discount card
• Prescription Drug Take Back event
• Local Corps man helping out in Joplin
• This week in W.Va. history
• Tri-State Hero: Lt. David L. Wray
• Public meetings
• Manchin visits Wayne, Huntington Monday
• Man arrested in connection with shooting
• Rib and Music Festival wraps up for year
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington food bank, Sysco host drive
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Schooner's to open up Stadium Front Grille
• Pancake breakfast to benefit Green Acres
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• Wayne school board set to meet Aug. 16
• River Magic Chorus hosting guest night
• Two Ashland men arrested in connection with 4-year probe of stolen motorcycles
• Clyde Beal: Local street rodder builds car from scratch
• 8 booked on felony charges
• ‘Fantasticks’ final performance is today
• Huntington man stabbed in back, listed in serious condition
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• Founding chair of pharmacy practice begins duties at MU
• Students honored for summer educational blogs, classes
• Groups host fifth annual celiac awareness walk
• Tascali's to host evening of stand-up comedy
• Moose Lodge to host national officer
• Building muscle can help fight off diabetes
• Schools to offer more free meals for students
• Prescription Drug Take Back event set
• Police blotter: Huntington man hospitalized following reported attack
• Federal appeals panel strikes health insurance requirement
• Print/E-paper exclusive: McCoy honored for nutrition efforts
• Hal Greer building fire ruled as arson
• Tomblin helps Cabell Dems open election headquarters
• Wayne County police blotter: Car break-ins reported during Wayne County Fair
• Rib festival goes on despite issue with amusement company
• Woman trapped for hours in W.Va. 2 crash
• Fire consumes trailer, threatens nearby homes
• Maloney's campaign manager leaving
• Meth cleanup under way at vocational school
• Police turn to Plan B for meth cleanup
• Tomblin receives NRA endorsement
• Five charged in two federal indictments
• Thieves target National Guard Armory
• Attempted murder case trial set for 2012
• Police blotter: Salt Rock man reports hunting equipment stolen from residence
• W.Va. man among helicopter victims
• Report takes aim at W.Va. prescription drug abuse
• Student Services Offices Will Be Closed
• Fall 2011 Book Vouchers
• Fall 2011 Payment Deadlines
• Marshall University School of Pharmacy names new department chair
• $220 million Powerball ticket sold in Minnesota
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Land bank sells first dilapidated house
• Investigation under way in fires at old UPS store
• Rahall joins mail carrier on route
• HHS men's soccer team to host breakfast
• Students receive health screenings, advice during 'Get Well Wednesday'
• Businessman Mansour dies at 81
• Fatal shooting moves on to grand jury
• Kenova City Council to meet this evening
• Milton woman reports $1,600 in copper stolen from AC unit
• Annual Labor Hall of Fame Banquet scheduled for Aug. 13
• Fatal shooting goes to grand jury
• Gallery: 2011 Greater Huntington Wall of Fame inductees
• Choral Union to begin 20th year with Castleberry as director
• Sale benefits Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Louisa drug rehab to open
• W.Va. redistricting spurs discussion of lawsuits, veto
• Golf scramble to raise funds for area Hospice
• Prescription Drug Take Back event
• Police blotter: Woman reports being beaten, robbed in Barboursville home
• Two sentenced, one admits guilt in Smokin' Aces case
• Carnival to benefit effort to rebuild A.D. Lewis Community Center Pool
• VA to review next step for clinic in Williamson
• Ga. man to face murder trial in September
• Expert testifies Goff feared for life
• Marshall dean hopeful of appeal
• Monkees cancel remainder of tour
• Law enforcement agencies crack down on warrants
• Gas prices drop a nickel in W.Va.
• Body in pond confirmed as Boggs
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Aug. 9, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Council committee to discuss use of KineticPark proceeds
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• Diva Handbags hosting contest for breast cancer awareness
• Kenova Elementary pushes first day of school to Aug. 15
• VA suspends services at vet clinic in Williamson
• MU's summer research program ends with reception
• Westmoreland Neighborhood Association to meet
• W.Va. children receive free immunizations
• Man reports three men forced their way into apartment, took $600
• Work release escapee caught in Ohio
• PetSafe releases final vote totals for 'Bark For Your Park'
• Four officers promoted at the HPD
• Gallery: 2011 Teen Choice Awards
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• Big Sandy hosts WKEE Fall Bridal Fair
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Trucks not sticking to proper routes
• Marshall University welcomes the Class of 2015
• MIIR director to be featured speaker at Huntington's Disease Society of America event
• Cyclists raise funds, awareness for local organization
• Huntington man in fair condition after shooting
• MU to select architect for engineering complex
• Martin named personal representative of Scottish Rite
• Man jailed on charges of malicious wounding
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• Bowens' home named July 2011 Yard of the Month
• Veterean news anchor leaving WOWK-TV
• Four local men jailed at Western Regional
• Ceredo-Kenova Alumni Band performs its annual concert
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• Tuna burger a healthy alternative to hamburger
• Wayne County Fair wraps up
• Little Victories fundraising events Aug. 15, Aug. 20
• Heritage Farm showcases W.Va. hardwood
• The Herald-Dispatch garners second place in WVPA
• Judge: W.Va. needs to beef up DEP to clean mines
• Court filing sheds light on W.Va. corruption probe
• Vigil held for missing man
• Institutions, state encouraged to aid transfer students
• Secret to long life may lie in marriage
• Authorities seeking escapee
• Police blotter: Two people charged with having drugs in presence of minor
• Dress for Success River Cities expands services
• Remember when? Dreamland Pool
• Wall of Fame Luncheon scheduled for Aug. 19
• Huntington man arrested on drug charge in Scioto County
• Small fire causes significant smoke at Huntington Mall
• Volunteers work to restore playground at Kenova school
• W.Va. independent film debuts this month
• Concord U. working on phone app for med students
• Dominion's W.Va. gas processing plant moving along
• W.Va. emergency crews control fire on CSX train
• FAA shutdown seems to be ending
• Marshall accepting applications for new medical school initiative
• Marshall professor presents oral cancer research
• Local high school students, teachers taking part in summer research program at Marshall University
• 'Go Green' program gives Herd fans opportunity to encourage local retailers to carry Marshall gear
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Federal indictments handed up
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• Little Victories to host rummage sale
• Jesse Stuart Foundation to mark Stuart's birthday
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• Sports for kids: Play it safe
• Charity dog show set for Saturday
• Local U.S. Army Corps officer deployed to Joplin, Mo.
• Hospice staff dedicates garden to former medical director
• Hospice staff dedicates garden to former medical director
• Opening arguments begin in Goff retrial
• Four charged with rape of local woman
• Blair Mountain defenders keep fight alive in W.Va.
• Investigators search for clues in missing Huntington man case
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MCTC to award bid for renovations
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Senate OKs $500,000 for Kenova Elementary
• Ky. State Police hosting Citizen Academy
• Police arrest man on drug charge
• One killed in Lincoln County vehicle accident
• Local church to host rummage sale Aug. 6
• No charges in fatal truck bed incident
• Ironton In Bloom taking submissions for annual Church Yard Award
• Five indicted on federal drug charges
• Opening statements in Goff retrial to begin Thursday
• Police: Pipe bomb caused Ky. vehicle explosion
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• Huntington attorney named founding director of Simon Perry Center for Constitutional Democracy
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Ohio officials talk industry on river
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell Circuit sentencings
• Cabell BOE to fill vacant teaching positions before start of school
• 49th annual Hamfest scheduled for field house
• Lawrence County gets emergency funds
• Trash dumped behind Salvation Army
• Community Hospice seeks Chairs for Charity entrants
• Painting classes coming up at gallery
• Chew on this: Fiber a miracle for weight loss
• Malfunction closes 2nd ride at Camden Park
• Event builds relationship between public, law enforcement
• Rockefeller having 2nd knee surgery Aug. 8
• W.Va. wildlife chief arrested on DUI charges
• WVU out of top 5 party schools
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Guyandotte gearing up for boat races
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• W.Va. lawmakers launch redistricting session
• Zumbathon to raise funds for juvenile diabetes
• Car hits child, injuries not serious
• Ironton Social Security Administration Office moving to new facility
• Mother arrested in death of child
• Investigation continues in weekend homicide
• St. Mary's 5K program off and running
• Weekend motel raid nets multiple drug arrests
• Zatar named interim dean of Marshall CITE school
• Debate awaits redistricting session
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• Dog park frenzy continues Monday
• Donations sought for backpack giveaway
• Country legend Haggard performs in Ashland
• Husband charged with murder
• Drug testing orientation online for Cabell schools
• Cabell BOE to renew police contracts
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• Jury selection to begin in Goff trial
• Murder mystery wraps up at Heritage Station
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Sunday business personnel
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• Woman dead following reported accidental shooting
• Wayne Fair kicks off with horse show, beauty pageant
• Four sentenced in circuit court
• Police investigate armed robbery on 6th Avenue
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• Small storm does big damage in Wayne
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Grilled Tuna Nicoise Salad is a great choice for a summer dinner
• Workshop highlights Conservation Day
• W.Va. OKs AT&T purchase of T-Mobile
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Turman: Barboursville not giving land away
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• Huntington still in running in dog park contest
• Local youth work together at performing arts camp
• Watson named 2011 campaign chair
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• Hospital to offer cargivers support group
• Great Adventures in Faith
• Money available for emergency programs
• New center for homeless veterans opens in Huntington
• Investors pulling money out as default deadline nears
• Tomblin orders review of W.Va. coal exhibit
• MSHA updates, lowers June actions
• U.S. 23 open after oxygen leak at Ky. plant
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Students undertake summer research projects
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• Police blotter: Man arrested for obstruction at Cabell County Fair
• Two fires damage local homes
• 'Walk a Mile' event scheduled for Aug. 13
• Crash sends four to hospital
• Huntington woman charged with child neglect
• Experts say copper theft hinders telecommunication improvements
• Latta's marks 80 years
• Wayne County Fair kicks off this Saturday
• MSHA releases latest results of mine inspections
• Worker electrocuted at coal prep plant in W.Va.
• Post office closures would hurt hikers
• Woman suffers burns in car explosion
• Two arrested, third on loose in break-in, high-speed chase
• Gallery: Bob Hope's 1965 visit
• Marshall University employee wins educational technology award
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Kinder College gets young ones ready to go
• 5-year-old girl reportedly locked in bedroom by relative
• New York man pleads guilty to federal contraband charges
• Heart rate can be indicator of heart health
• Bonnie Bus to offer appointments Aug. 18
• Barboursville ambulance station talks heat up
• Charleston author and artist winner of CAFE Huntington award
• Roosters restaurant to open at Pullman
• Motorcycle rally to benefit cancer patient
• New high school under construction in Boyd County
• Big push planned for dog park funding
• Grad rate could dip as formula changes
• West Virginia Lottery ends a three-year streak of losses
• Logan County man advances in "America's Got Talent"
• Tree-sitters in 8th day of W.Va. mine protest
• Health care lawsuit reaches Supreme Court
• Poultry maker expands chicken recall
• MSHA says 14 miners died in first half of 2011
• Proctorville mayor "Sam" Stapleton dies
• Gallery: Aid workers rush to help East Africa's hungry
• Huntington in second place with one week left in dog park contest
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• Huntington in second place in dog park contest
• Blenko Glass seeks photos for project
• Rahall supports dog park effort
• KDMC to offer free screening Aug. 5
• Local teenagers get their hands dirty in statewide summer workforce program
• Remains of two missing W.Va. women identified
• Big names dominate Marshall Artists Series
• Brother of deceased says Marine deserves award
• American Red Cross in need of blood donations
• Remains of 2 missing W.Va. women identified
• W.Va. boy dies after being found in pool
• W.Va. pump malfunction leads to sewage spill in lake
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Norway tragedy affects local family
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• Residents assess storm damage
• Police blotter: Woman reports items stolen, damage to parked vehicle
• Boyd grand jury indicts several on drug charges
• Boyd County Fair begins Tuesday evening
• Mayor: Claims made against fire chief unmerited
• Huntington in first place in dog park contest
• Kenova Unsafe Buildings Commission to meet
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• 2nd conviction in leukemia patient beating
• Cabell County children compete in summer reading program
• Gallery: Do you remember -- July 25, 2011, the Greenbrier Resort
• Marshall Foundation receives Gold ADDY® for annual report
• Summer undergraduate researchers to present their work
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Council to vote on multi-million dollar energy efficiency plan
• 3 injured after ride malfunction at Camden Park
• Redistricting framed by history
• Tri-State Hero: Spc. Mathew Wray
• Monkees tickets go on sale Monday
• W.Va. resort traces its beginnings to 1788
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• WVU study: Poverty, mountaintop removal linked
• Camden Park back open day after Spider ride accident
• Rebate money still available for energy efficient appliances
• Fairfield West man gets 75th Habitat home
• Three hospitalized after Spider ride collapses at Camden Park
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local members of Army Corps helping out in Joplin, Mo.
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell County Fair kicking off
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Children of inmates face challenges
• Green Acres Foundation holds Hillbilly Luau
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• Pioneer Life Week set for July 25-31
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Casserole full of veggies, whole grains
• Bike ride helps Cricket's Kids program
• Boil water advisory issued in South Point
• Walk benefits Center for Independent Living
• Renovation underway at Canaan Valley
• Lowball gas drilling leases haunt Pa.
• W.Va. GOP to select delegates in primary
• Mason authorities investigate trio's disappearance
• Gallery: Bombing, shootings rock Norway
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Napier, Ceredo mayor for 40 years, dead at 79
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Habitat to dedicate 75th house
• Two people hospitalized in accidents Friday along I-64
• Woman dies in vehicle crash in Greenup County
• Thompson elected chair of Southern Legislative Conference
• Hospice rummage sale planned for Aug. 4-6
• Avoid food poisoning by following four simple tips
• Huntington returns to first place in dog park contest
• Robbery reported at Ironton store
• Huntington's Kitchen hosts 'Fresh Market'
• Tri-State temps to stay scorching this weekend
• Donnan denies GLC allegations
• Woman struck by vehicle in Huntington's West End
• Dissent slams ruling on W.Va. medical malpractice cap
• Deportations way up
• Officials: W.Va. worker dies at Pa. gas drilling site
• Partisan dispute to partially shut down FAA
• WMUL celebrates 50th anniversary; faculty manager honored
• Crowd braves the heat at Pullman Square
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington's Human Relations Office closes
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• Police: Woman lied about robbery
• Huntington in second place in dog park contest
• Hospice to host Camp Good Grief retreat Oct. 1
• Residents split on House plan
• Salt Rock woman injured in accident
• Share your Thundering Herd fan photos with us
• Hospice schedules volunteer orientation course
• Kenova singer to speak at sports event
• EPA keeps surface mining water quality quidelines
• Judges refuse to dismiss suit against Massey
• TOPS' 10 overrated items in restaurants
• Marshall Recreation Center hosting kids running class
• Volunteers are needed for forest help in Morehead, Ky.
• Library of Congress bus to make stop in Ashland
• Warrant issued for suspect in Huntington fraud case
• W.Va. Poison Center offers tips for pesticide use
• OLBH to host Safe Sitter class Aug. 9
• Annual Walk for Independence set for July 23 at Ritter Park
• Himalayan monk shares message with local residents
• Fire damages roof of J.H. Fletcher building
• Cricket's Kids event scheduled for July 23
• House moves toward shutdown with Senate on FAA
• Cline foundation makes $5M donation to MU for sports medicine
• Gallery: The All Good Music Festival
• Cline Family Foundation makes $5 million gift to Marshall University for sports medicine research
• MU Guitar Ensemble to perform in Brazil
• S.C. man indicted in Cabell, Kanawha holdups
• Little Victories to host 'Cram the Van' event
• Former Hospice director Conjura dies after illness
• Disabled children able to learn to ride bike at camp
• New class highlights cooperation in Iraq
• A rested wife makes for a happy marriage
• Teacher facing porn charges suspended
• Little Victories to host 'Cram the Van' event
• Judge Daugherty retires amid investigation
• Participants let imaginations run wild at museum camps
• Hospice to conduct 'Introduction to Grief'
• Garwood indicted in Cabell, Charleston robberies
• Mountain State Forest Festival focus of exhibit
• Deputies seize synthetic drugs
• Hospice to conduct life skills class on dating
• Food pantry hosting community barbecue
• W.Va. election ad rules again struck down
• W.Va. delegates divided over House redistricting
• Hearings scheduled on gas drilling in W.Va.
• Jury clears deputies in shooting suit
• Local libraries provide many summer outlets for children
• Dog, owner look-alike contest planned July 30
• 'Jule Huffman Run for the Kids' set for July 23
• Woman reports wedding ring valued at $2,800 stolen from residence
• Woman taken to KDMC after being struck by vehicle
• Huddleston Bolen to give seminar July 21
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• Pilot Club of Huntington enjoys summer heat with Patio Pool Party
• Tri-State offers several health activities for upcoming week
• Marshall alumna's blog up for award
• Redistricting meeting is Thursday in Huntington
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- July 18, 2011
• The Herald-Dispatch experiencing phone issues
• Native American jewelry, weavings on display at museum
• Conservation Day planned for July 30 at Ritter Park
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Follow these simple steps to keep your bones strong
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• Tabernacle of Praise to host event for kids July 18-22
• The Cause to celebrate first anniversary
• Civil War Days wraps up in Barboursville
• Band brings jazz to Sunday in the Park
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall trying to draw more foreign students
• Six hospitalized following head-on collision
• Cincinnati woman takes position at B'Nai Sholom
• Museum contains more than just old cars
• Huntington in first place in dog park contest
• Hospice to conduct six-week grief class
• Tri-State News Quiz
• Hungtington's Kitchen offers free fondant demo
• 100-Petti March promotes joys of being a child
• TTA marks 39th anniversary with giveaways, free bus rides
• 2011 Lawrence County Fair closes with demolition derby
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Boyd prison sentences
• Kids construct cities from around the world with LEGO
• Tips offer ways to to deal with soaring summer heat
• Central City Farmer's Market to have produce available today
• No injuries reported after vehicle collides with Huntington store
• 3 superfoods just got better
• Huntington native to put on show tonight
• Organizers celebrate positive differences in Wayne
• Hospice of Huntington to host event July 25
• Huntington in first place in dog park contest
• Officials investigating TB case in Westmoreland
• W.Va. State Building and Construction Trades Council endorses Tomblin
• MCTC board of governors tour upgraded Center for Culinary Arts
• Ashland Town Center to host ARC blood drive July 22
• DNR wants to stop W.Va. shooting range damage
• Testimony sought from doc in pill mill probe
• Gallery: Croquet at Woodlands
• Woodlands residents compete at croquet
• Lawrence, Putnam fairs continue through Saturday
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Wayne County crime
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Digital footprint overtaking physical evidence
• Annual Barboursville event re-enacts past battle
• Make your doctor's visit pay off
• Luncheon to focus on healthy bones, joints
• 'Click It or Ticket' nets more than 21,000 citations in Kentucky
• Huntington Habitat makes magazine's top 100
• City explores options for water utility
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• EPA questions need of gas line through forest
• Mexican restaurant owner gets prison
• W.Va. auditors unable to track $23 million from DEP
• WVU's Busick back in jail on 2nd robbery charge
• Print/E-paper exclusive: HSTA camp teaches students about serious issues
• Local Habitat for Humanity earns rank in magazine list
• Camp Good Grief to offer family retreat
• Comedian's arraignment postponed
• Wayne County 2020 Celebration planned
• 37 counties to split more than $300,000 in technology funds
• Dropout re-entry program begins Aug. 5
• Man arrested on sexual assault charges
• Police blotter: Owner reports copper wire stolen from Barboursville business
• Rhythm in Red offers show choir camp for area youth
• City to look into storm water utility
• City in contest finals
• Rain pushes work back
• Capito receives House support for jobs-related EPA measure
• Legislators revisiting Marcellus debate
• W.Va. lawmakers eye changes after Casey Anthony verdict
• How to vote for Huntington's dog park
• Capito gets bi-partisan support on amendment to make EPA look at jobs
• MU graduates launch engagement with final shuttle about to take off in Florida
• Police search for vehicle in woman's death
• Tough trucks clash at Lawrence County Fair
• Tomblin visits Cabell County to 'rally the troops'
• Pulmonary rehab center to offer free event today
• Belle of Cincinnati to return to Point Pleasant Aug. 2
• MU board accepts six new members
• Green Acres to host 'Hillbilly Luau' July 23
• Car show to benefit American Cancer Society on July 23
• Officials identify Guardsman killed during training
• Foes say New River area too special for strip mine
• W.Va. lawmakers asked to revisit racetrack purses
• Martinsburg man gets probation for embezzling
• Bank employee who embezzled gets 10 years home confinement
• New blog keeps up with Hunt for the Herd Contest
• Man named Kentucky Colonel for aiding vet
• Officials identify Guardsman killed during parachute training
• Fire breaks out in abandoned home on 8th Ave.
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Resident's love for community keeps him busy beyond retirement
• Several health-conscious classes available across Tri-State
• Tri-State Literacy Council piloting new tutor training
• Blood donors get free ice cream in July
• Police blotter: Chesapeake man charged with battery against officers
• Huntington residents sentenced on federal charges
• Museum hosts summer art camp
• Police continue probe into Kenova woman’s death
• Ky. 757 to close temporarily for repairs
• Dance event scheduled for Carter Caves
• Are you an '80s fan? Get published!
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- July 11, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: American Kennel Club hosts 90th dog show
• Foundation Board of Directors announces six new members
• Lost dog
• Council to vote on rezoning issue
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• Man jailed on DUI charges after wreck
• Get Healthy Tri-State: The breakfast special that curbs cravings
• Kids let their creative side loose during KidsArt event at museum
• Rally, forum focused on Marcellus Shale drilling
• Events to receive hotel-motel tax distributions
• HSTA camp kicks off at Marshall
• Rahall staffers to meet with public this week
• "Achieving 2020 Vision" celebration, picnic set for July 15
• Three jailed on felony charges
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Student first at MU to study abroad in Middle East
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Johnson to receive Governor's Service Award
• Clyde Beal: Navy veteran still loves being near the water
• Himalayan Monk 'Swami V' coming to Huntington
• One arrested following hit-and-run accident
• John Ramspott: Huntington a place with strong bonds among people not found in many other cities
• Grilled chicken dish great as is or served with brown rice
• Event raises funds, honors Burlington natives
• Couple wed in downtown Huntington street
• Crowds come out for 'Wedding Singer' performance
• Free flights help spread joy of aviation
• Buyout bittersweet for those in flood area
• Efforts aimed at helping youth earn award
• Ken Hechler writes Civil War book
• Jazz band performs at Paramount
• Tickets on sale for Picnic with the Pops
• Copper stolen from cell tower
• Cabell Democratic committee to meet
• Scouts and skills
• Meth lab bust nets arrest in Lucasville
• Locals take part in state pageant
• New exhibit to open at Gallery 842
• Two-vehicle collision causes minor damage to insurance building
• Drill prepares officials for flu pandemic
• Trial set for man accused of killing coach
• Keith-Albee's sign taken down
• W.Va. gets credit rating upgrade
• W.Va. to improve 2-lane portions of U.S. 35
• Advance only tickets available for Marshall University's 14th annual Paint the Capital City Green rally
• Marshall University partners with Toyota on student business project
• Wayne courthouse gallery honors local military
• Camden Park invites all kids
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell summer school paving way for classroom changes
• Huntington woman, Ky. man plead guilty to drug charges
• Wayne police blotter: Man reports $55,000 in cash stolen
• Fed agency to discuss 2010 DuPont W.Va. plant leaks
• MU police blotter: Computer, microphones taken from Corbly Hall
• Sobonya to introduce 'Caylee's Law'
• Funeral home seeking relatives of deceased Donald Ray Miller
• Pulitzer-nominated author Ekert dies
• Little Victories to host dog wash July 9
• Obesity problem growing
• Child porn case goes to jury
• Keith-Albee sign to be removed Friday
• W.Va. won't label Blair Mountain unusable for mining
• Mayor, union meet; still no decision on fire chief
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Council approves arena seating contract
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Farmers feeling pain from wet spring
• FEMA approves buying out 14 homes
• Guyandotte library holds story time
• Cabell Commission to meet today at 10 a.m.
• Huntington man sentenced in felony firearm possession case
• Authorities investigate W.Va. eagle shootings
• Huntington Area AARP to meet July 11
• Gun found by children discharges in Billy Bob's
• Gas line work closes part of 10th Street
• Committee advances rezoning petition
• FEMA approves buying out 14 homes
• Deadlines extended in Blair Mountain court fight
• Court affirms withholding of W.Va. Medicaid funds
• County seeks ex-prosecutor's removal from W.Va. case
• Body found in river identified
• No injuries reported in Proctorville house fire
• Marshall University science educator wins research award
• Summer Motion enters the 'Danger Zone'
• Bill Rawlinson: We can all do our part to alleviate problems
• Prevent cancer now with these nine tips
• Billy Ray Cyrus on hand for Independence Day fun at Ashland's Summer Motion
• Kids participate in MCTC youth cooking class
• Tuesday fire damages house on Hall Ave.
• Local racers to compete in Super Kids Classic
• Rally encouraging a moratorium on Marcellus drilling set for July 11
• OLBH prostate cancer group to meet July 12
• Landslide slowly demolishes family’s home in Huntington
• Marshall still accepting $100 enrollment deposits for newly admitted students
• Gallery: Ray Guy's kicking camp
• Independence Day a local affair for Kenova residents
• Cabell Midland show choir hosting camp
• Huntington Kennel Club to hold annual dog show
• Fans vote during Battle for X-Fest
• Several health events scheduled for week
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• Memorial car show planned in Proctorville
• Nominations taken for wall of fame
• 2 hurt in Spring Valley accident
• Local band entertains Guyandotte
• Norminations being taken for Huntington Wall of Fame
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local military newlyweds traveled around the world before finding each other
• Cabell Midland show choir hosting camp
• Kenova to host free July 4 celebration
• Dodge these sneaky diet wreckers
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• Christian concert rocks Big Sandy Arena
• U.S. Archives provides past of nation's independence
• Historic Huntington House showcases new sign
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• Ironton In Bloom garden tour July 10
• Fireworks locations
• Guyandotte hosting 4th of July gathering today at VFW
• Gallery: Do you remember? July 5, 2011
• Gallery: 1996 Scottown, Ohio, fireworks fire kills nine
• Tri-State celebrates July 4th holiday
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Scottown fireworks disaster 15 years later
• Huntington native among WWII U.S. servicemen identified
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• Green Acres Foundation selects board members
• Grilled angel food cake is low-fat, airy dessert
• 35th anniversary of the Culture Center to take place July 9-10
• Clyde Beal: Local woman does her part to support the military
• Huntington's Kitchen hosts kids cooking camp
• Ohio community sets the stage for a good time
• Kentuckians buying fewer cigarettes
• Tomblin explores state's drug problems
• Tomblin explores state’s drug problems
• Marshall rec center partners with older adult exercise program
• Fourth of July closings
• Huntington man arrested, charged with felony possession
• Summer Motion schedule
• Beech Fork hosting contest for Fourth of July
• W.Va. PSC approves AEP's $98.7M rate increase
• Boyd, Ky. man arrested after high speed chase, cruiser collision
• Fourth of July closings
• Tri-State offers several fireworks displays for holiday weekend
• Summer concert series kicks off holiday weekend
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Mayor wants details from union on fire chief
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Five ways to make your hospital stay safe
• Beckham to be ordained to priesthood
• Tri-State fireworks locations
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• Community shares ideas for aging pool
• Commission approves grants at special meeting
• Fire destroys Milton-area house
• Chesapeake man arrested on felony drug charges
• Keith-Albee sign coming down due to damage
• Point Pleasant museum installs riverboat pilot simulator
• W.Va. elevating vet agency, adding new laws Friday
• Registered sex offender facing new charges
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell indictments
• Nerhood named interim dean of Marshall's medical school
• Man indicted in connection with baby's death
• Squirrels cut electricity in Cabell, Putnam
• Two killed in truck accident
• Cabell-Wayne Association of the Blind hosts day camp
• Police blotter: Man wanted in Arizona caught in Huntington
• 911 center in Wayne awarded USDA funds
• Heart group to focus on positive attitude
• Pool party offers kids good time, teaches safety
• Checkpoint set for Thursday night
• Couple with organic farm wins CAFE grant
• Dinner to benefit local ministry group
• PSC says W.Va. wind farm can build storage unit
• Plea in works for W.Va. man who faked army credentials
• Upper Big Branch faked mine safety records before explosion
• Mountwest Receives Donation from Enterprise Holdings Foundation
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Historic engineering
• Church set to host cooking show with traveling chef
• Milton police blotter: Woman reports personal belongings set on fire
• Plea deals extended in shooting case
• New trial date set in leukemia patient beating
• Summer gatherings help citizens, city of Huntington
• Save your marriage: Turn off the cell
• Missing cat
• Summer Motion Blood Drive is Saturday, July 2
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• Judge temporarily blocks occupation tax
• Ohio Senate approves sweeping $56B budget
• Nearly 200 attend President Kopp's State of the University address in D.C.
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Lawsuit alleges sexual abuse at city facility
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Milton woman turns love of animals into innovative business
• Council OKs purchase of home affected by landslide
• Habitat for Humanity to host free bike clinic
• 'Evening in Peru' event planned at Huntington's Kitchen
• Man faces up to 25 years in prison
• St. Mary's campus tobacco free inside and out
• Activities offered in the Tri-State
• Police blotter: Four people arrested after two incidents reported at bar
• Occupation tax to be focus of hearing
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• Rep. Bill Johnson to host town hall meeting June 28
• Campers polish talents at Paramount summer camp
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- June 27, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Grand jury seeks records in GLC case
• Marshall University and spinouts to be showcased at BIO International Convention
• Council to vote on proposal to purchase home affected by landslide
• MU hosts potential engineering students
• Public meetings
• 'Wedding Singer' starts this weekend at Ritter Park
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• Ham radio enthusiasts gather for marathon event
• Blenko glass collectors sought for history project
• Get Healthy Tri-State: How fit are you? Test yourself and see
• Gushers highlight potential of Pa. gas field
• Prom dress proceeds go to good cause
• United Way hosts drug takeback event
• Heritage Station hosts AppaKids
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• Blenko collectors sought for preservation project
• Thanks to you
• Museum of Art raises 74 percent of its goal
• Childhood memories of granddad's farm linger
• Cucumber dip a cool snack for summer
• Dog, owner contest July 30 at Hot Dog Festival
• Donations of formal dresses needed
• Participants sought for SwineFest 2011 parade
• ITT Tech grads celebrate achievements at ceremony
• Public pools sinking quickly
• For families, running is way to stay fit together
• Sportsmen monitor gas drilling in Marcellus Shale
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Westmoreland cleanup could start soon
• Milton to present new stormwater plan
• Swim safe this summer with these helpful tips
• Local artist's photos on display at OUS
• 5K marks milestone for two runners
• Police blotter: Woman reports person who failed perform to work after paid $6,400
• Healing Place makes fundraising sweeter
• MU Rec Center to open pool to local children
• Lightning causes 911 outage
• Party with the pooches
• Marshall running back arrested
• Jefferson County rescinds battlefield funding
• W.Va. unit runs big camp in Kuwait
• Penix named school audit office director
• Abduction suspects caught; kids safe
• Marshall student from Milton recognized on Capitol Hill for research
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell hires new budget analyst
• Storms knock out power to Tri-State homes
• Officials seek funds for juvenile facility workers
• Three who escaped work release are indicted
• State, local officials set record straight for Kenova Elementary
• Bowen gets 302 years for sex crimes
• Local nurse to start chapter of ConKerr Cancer in Huntington
• Prescription Drug Take Back
• Red Cross experiencing blood shortages
• Man dies from injuries in car crash
• 3 being treated after attack by rabid W.Va. cat
• W.Va. Supreme Court tosses jail contempt case
• Churchill Downs survives tornado
• Girl Scout program teaches kids about different countries
• Print/E-paper exclusive: TTA celebrates 39 years of service
• Blenko Project seeks photos for sharing
• Couple from Milton lead in singing competition
• There's still time to battle for the $1,000 prize
• Kenova Parks and Rec Board to meet June 23 at 7:30 p.m.
• Cabell County Commission to meet Thursday, decide on financial changes
• Want to run in the West Virginia 5K Championship?
• Alligator captured in Putnam County
• Lawsuits challenge tax proposal, home rule
• 'Rosie the Riveter' film premiering in Charleston
• Huntington man wins $250,000 lottery drawing
• Police: Fatal stabbing may be self-defense
• Correction
• Bills seek Medicare pay boost for W.Va. hospitals
• Gwinn named W.Va. Veterans Assistance secretary
• Fatal stabbing victim identified
• 11th annual engineering academy begins Sunday at Marshall University
• Local schools team with United Way for a food cause
• Local skateboarding shop opens at midnight for national event
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MU creating more green space
• Arena seating replacement bids in
• 65-year-old woman reports daytime burglary, forced entry
• Man charged with marijuana possession, public intoxication
• You can help bring Huntington a dog park
• Could butterbur snuff your sneezes?
• Tri-State feels wrath of severe storms
• Army officer, associate indicted in W.Va.
• Thousands without power after storm strikes
• Marshall University sponsoring regional forum on geohazards and transportation
• Print/E-paper exclusive: From solver of Rubik's Cube to forensic hero
• Rainy weather doesn't hinder Habitat's fundraiser
• Altizer Park vandalism to new heights
• Ohio troopers make drug arrests
• St. Louis native becomes W.Va. enthusiast
• Group from Ona church making trip to Joplin, Mo.
• Police blotter: Company reports wood chipper stolen from storage
• Healing Place hosting chocolate fundraiser
• Athletes to gather for annual International Sports Jamboree
• Board: No new cable options likely
• Several health-conscious activities planned for upcoming week
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- June 20, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Project helps to reduce chronic homelessness
• Marshall University getting new 5th Avenue sign
• ‘Bold and Beautiful’ repeats as best drama at Daytime Emmys
• Winners at 38th annual Daytime Emmy Awards
• Tri-State News Quiz answers
• Local residents graduate from WVU School of Pharmacy
• Chesapeake school board meets June 29
• Perry Sisters perform at 'Sunday in the Park'
• BOE to vote on more than $1 million in expenditures
• Event raises funds for Habitat
• Gallery: Submitted entries for the Herald-Dispatch Super Scavenger Shoot Contest -- $50 prize offered each day
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Sunday business personnel
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Effort under way to improve mental health care
• Two arrested, charged with selling drugs near school
• Film office adds photo galleries of 'Super 8'
• Mosquito spraying planned in Ironton
• New equine campsites open at Carter Caves State Resort Park
• Local author gives time to first writing love
• Nominations taken for Huntington Wall of Fame
• Clyde Beal: The benefits of riding a bike outweigh the cost
• Jazz-MU-Tazz festival ends on high note
• Hundreds line up for Blenko's W.Va. Day piece
• '05 report on Bowen sparked little action
• Six states hold 2011 Ohio River Sweep
• Sex-abuse cases require special care, officials say
• W.Va. offering help to firefighters on premiums
• Free lunches for children start this week in Cabell County
• Gallery: Day 2 of submitted entries for the Herald-Dispatch Super Scavenger Shoot Contest -- you could win $1,000
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MCTC readying for new facility
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall students give back through College Summit program
• Dog park supporters encouraged to come to Party on the Patio event
• Tractors rev up for 'Ironmasters' Antique Show
• Ceredo Antique Auto Show to take place today at Ceredo Plaza
• Bead maker to display talents at Huntington Hospice today
• Neighbors' tips lead to arrest of 8 on drug charges
• Tips for new 5K runners
• Gallipolis native competing for Miss U.S.A. crown
• Read clues, display paper, possibly win big
• Ward off diabetes with a chill pill
• Health chief wants to analyze drilling areas
• Jennifer Garner to host Light Opera Guild benefit
• Greenbrier owner buys Beckley club for $1 million
• Chris Henry's mother talks about organ donation
• Berkeley board seeks new use for historic estate
• Gallery: Day 1 of submitted entries for the Herald-Dispatch Super Scavenger Shoot Contest -- you could win $1,000
• WMUL student broadcasters collect school-record 131 awards
• Students learn baking basics at Huntington's Kitchen
• Rucker opens concert series at Paramount
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall sponsoring bike camp for children with disabilities
• Dunlow man arrested after fleeing from deputies
• Mich. officials arrest man in Putnam County drug conspiracy
• Prescription Drug Take Back
• 'Common Sense' safety tips recommended for the Fourth of July
• Pedestrian hit by car, injured on Thursday
• Rahall defends Byrd Scholarship
• Proposal reaches comment stage
• Proposal praised and questioned
• Toyota to return to full North American production in Sept.
• W.Va. ed auditors pick Taylor, Harrison, Wyoming
• Feds restore protection for W.Va. flying squirrel
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Locals contribute to Yellow Ribbon Center
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Freshman class at MU expected to grow again
• Nominations being taken for Huntington Wall of Fame
• All welcome to attend Toms Creek Reunion in Lavalette June 18
• Four arrested on meth charges in Mason, Putnam
• Kenova to conduct council meeting June 16
• One shot, two arrested in armed robbery
• Workshops help MU students, alumni
• Woman charged with possession of cocaine, prescription meds
• Theater camp group rehearses for 'Once on This Island Jr.'
• New mayor in Wayne, first time in 26 years
• Do you remember?
• Prescription Drug Take Back event
• Operation Christmas Child Rummage Sale to take place June 17-18
• W.Va. forms panel on Marcellus issues
• Four arrested on Meth charges in Mason, Putnam
• Wayne mayor unseated after 26 years in office
• Ohio lawmakers vote to allow guns in bars, arenas
• Wayne elects new mayor
• MU board approves Intent to Plan for master of science in Public Health
• Local elections run late into Tuesday night
• V.F.W. post retires flags with fire
• Print/E-paper exclusive: City accused of neglect over pension funds
• Mother unveils gravestone for son
• Westmoreland Neighborhood Association to meet
• Lincoln County woman dies in car accident
• Rummage sale to take place June 17-18
• Woman reports more than $2,000 in fraudulent charges
• Flags given at Ritter Park
• HFD cleans up chemical spill
• When women are happy, everybody's happy
• Local church group celebrates Friendship Day
• Six encore Met Opera shows are planned
• High school students get hands-on journalism experience in newsroom
• River Valley celebrates 40 years of service
• Cabell hospital earns educational grant
• New UK president's contract approved
• U.S. lifespan at highest point, but sank in South
• OSHA cites W.Va. plant for 18 violations in blast
• Marshall to partner with UK as part of national research funding project
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Doc leaves ER behind to run sustainable farm
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• Council to review petition that would allow for $8.5 million gated apartment complex
• Harmonica Club returning to Pullman Square
• Motorcyclist jailed after police chase
• Westmoreland Woman's Club honors members
• Group to hand out flags at Ritter Park
• Several people sent to area hospitals after two-vehicle accident
• No charges filed in toddler shooting death
• Council approves review of city finances
• Police, Fairfield residents celebrate
• Rotary Park sign rebuilt after accident
• Local agencies benefit from crime grant
• Do you remember?
• Enslow wins more praise for healthy initiatives
• 5th Avenue Theatre Company presents its play for Summer Reading Program
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- June 13, 2011
• Thanks To You: Three come to rescue after car problem
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington native to be on 'Cupcake Wars'
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall BOG considers Public Health degree
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Eve was right — Eat an apple
• This week in West Virginia history
• Beech Fork State Park announces events for week
• YMCA offers 5K training class twice a week
• Public meetings
• Two arrested on felony charges
• Enslow Middle to be recognized by Clinton Foundation
• Annual Art in the Park event wraps up at Ritter
• American Legion retires flags in annual ceremony
• City may re-examine operations, finances
• Gallery: Porches and Posies
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Gun safety
• Lewisburg offers experience of resort vacation, many other retreat spots
• Local Prescription Drug Take Back Day event set
• Pizza recipe full of fresh veggies
• Greenbo Lake to host Kyle Fields concert
• Museum's 'Race to the Finish' now under way
• Tri-State news quiz
• Deadline for W.Va. grants Sept. 1
• FSA county committee nominations begin June 15
• Redistricting concerns voiced
• Event focuses on recycling items into art
• Burcham places in Dream Mile run
• Kids get Herd experience
• Business news in brief: Adams Hallmark, Adams Fine Gifts relocates
• MU honors employees for years of service
• Rockefeller bill passes committee vote
• Mine near Boy Scout venue alarms some in W.Va.
• Mining protesters rally at W.Va. mountain
• Show features local artists, friends
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Lawrence, Ohio, looking for funds for emergency services building
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall board member to make high court run
• League of Women Voters sponsoring film
• American Legion Ladies Auxiliary to host yard sale today
• City Hall to reopen on Fridays
• 2011 Ohio River Sweep sites
• Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers on hand for dedication, ribbon-cutting
• Extra volunteers critical to June 18 River Sweep
• Republican committee to meet June 14
• Culloden school receives $50,000 playground grant
• Court sides with Massey in W.Va. mine appeal
• Coal industry sees lower demand from EPA proposal
• Career Services offers easier electronic gateway for job seekers and employers
• Marshall forensic science professor selected chair-elect of Mid-Atlantic Assoc. of Forensic Scientists Criminalistics Section
• St. Mary's hosts education event
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Looking to improve downtown Huntington
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Wheezing? Coughing? Three steps to breathe free again
• Delegates favor move to single-members
• 911 bond refinance receives green light
• Slots open for annual golf scramble June 11
• Send us your graduation photos
• AEP warns of job cuts, shutdowns
• Community center hosting yard sale Saturday, June 25
• Rose Society cancels show due to weather
• Medical issue likely caused crash, death
• Work release conducting review after escapes
• Print/E-paper exclusive: City's gardens on display
• Accident shuts down I-64 in Cross Lanes
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Barboursville police blotter
• Huntington Rose Society plans its 57th annual Rose Show
• AmeriCorps to sponsor event June 11
• Man reports storage unit theft, $3,800 in items missing
• Child development center receives grant to replace six cribs
• Huntington Mall Hallmark moves
• John Oxley: Preventing ACL injury is not impossible
• Man survives cardiac arrest through revolutionary 'Code Cool' treatment
• Work release escapee arrested, 2 still at-large
• Panera Bread to honor organ donors June 11
• Ohio State Highway Patrol to host open house
• MU study prompts Huntington city forum
• Correction
• St. Joe to host rummage sale June 10
• Smoking bans make little dent in W.Va. rates
• W.Va. Delegate hospitalized in critical condition
• W.Va. board takes over Gilmer schools
• Barboursville incumbents re-elected
• Rockefeller, Rahall Announce $1.1 Million award for Marshall to help West Virginia elementary students
• Jazz-MU-Tazz brings jazz performances to Pullman Square June 18
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell board OKs contract for drug-testing
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Milton police blotter
• Cabell commission will consider bond refinance
• 2 sentenced, 4 others plead guilty to charges
• Woman charged in fatal accident
• Golf For Kids' Sake fundraiser set June 27
• Beverly Hills women's club celebrates 70-year anniversary
• Man struck by train, taken to hospital
• Woman issued citation for 4 counts of animal cruelty
• Group spearheads downtown improvement effort
• Wet weather means more mosquitoes in W.Va.
• Coal industry pans proposed mine safety rules
• W.Va. groups may sue utility over river pollution
• Student in WVU hazing case gets diversion program
• Storm knocks out power for thousands in region
• Marshall Day at Great American Ballpark features former Herd and Major League Baseball player Jeff Montgomery
• Print/E-mail exclusive: Bicycle journey to raise awareness about homeless veterans
• Students, professor, resume trip after emergency landing
• Man charged in weekend crash
• Tax cut 'rally' set for Tuesday in Charleston
• Venue for voting in Kenova elections changed due to high temperatures
• Classes, support group meetings scheduled this week
• Man gets 10 years for purse snatchings
• Va. Beach, Outer Banks offer much for vacationers
• No serious injures reported in single vehicle crash near Milton
• 169 graduate from junior college
• Cabell teacher facing felony charges
• Barboursville mayoral election
• BOE to hear innovation zone presentations
• Weekend events raise $40,000 for Ronald McDonald House
• Group plans events for W.Va. Pride Celebration
• Marshall is phasing out human services
• New Works Project features plays by students, alumni
• Marshall University partners with Regional Chamber of Commerce for children's event in Huntington
• Car enthusiasts head out to hot rod show
• Discount offered to West Virginia 5K Championship Run/Walk participants
• Tampa a quick trip via plane for residents of the Tri-State
• One jailed on felony charges Sunday
• New phase to begin on alley walkway
• Animal thrift store seeking items
• Ohio man jailed on robbery charges
• Registration under way for Kids’ Fun Run
• Father, son still in hospital after collision
• Survivors get a chance to celebrate
• States eye Internet for tax revenue
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Obesity puts burden on both employers, workers
• Some employers helping workers get fit
• Salvation Army to offer Spanish class
• Tri-State news quiz
• 2 hospitalized after head-on collision
• Key West Shrimp a cool dish for summer
• Hurricane senior among class of Yeager Scholars
• Clyde Beal: Living with drugs is a dead-end street
• Republican Women to host used book sale
• Marking a milestone
• United Way fundraiser draws families
• Damaged dock prevents return
• Oak Ridge Boys concert rescheduled
• Uncertainty nothing new for Field House
• Bond denied for man accused of '03 sniper-style slaying
• Pick up today's Herald-Dispatch for contest details -- you could win $1,000!
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Analysis of city finances requested
• Allium family helps gourmands have healthier bones
• Hospital, volunteer to be honored by Red Cross
• Jury indicts Proctorville man on drug charge
• Employee reports copper wire stolen, property damage
• Rick Simmons: Traditional values still important
• Rockin' at the river
• Man enters plea in May 2010 beating death case
• Police blotter: Investigation of suspicious container leads to 4 arrests
• Junior college celebrates milestone graduation
• Annual bluegrass festival continues at Eden Valley Farm for 10th year
• Spring turkey kills down 10 percent in W.Va.
• Pick up Saturday's Herald-Dispatch for details on our next contest
• Marshall assistant professor receives Inspire Integrity Award
• Application process begins for fall Graduate Scholarship Tuition Waivers
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Finance committee votes to slash Huntington fire budget
• Man reports being accused of theft, physically attacked
• Rummage sale planned at St. Joseph High School
• Man arrested, charged following vehicle theft
• Man hospitalized after stabbing Thursday
• Sneeze less, enjoy spring more
• Hospitals plan events for National Cancer Survivors Day
• Rummage sale kicks off at Underwood Senior Center
• Think tank urges state budget transparency
• W.Va. bank robberies under investigation
• Tri-State Airport receives grant to upgrade runway, taxiway
• Cliffs closes W.Va. mine due to carbon monoxide
• Ohio inmate kills self; lawyers claim mistreatment
• W.Va. ending fiscal year on positive note
• Witness in Anthony trial disputes babysitter claim
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Three sentenced, one pleads guilty in federal court
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Daughters of American Revolution celebrating 100 years
• Three Tri-State High schools to hold graduation this evening
• Just because Huntington is your home doesn't mean you can't be a tourist
• Tips teach balance between indoor, outdoor workouts
• Fourth person charged in recent robbery
• Charity auction planned Saturday to help family
• Three Tri-State high schools to hold graduation this evening
• GSA to lease Pullman Plaza Hotel for $37,200 per month
• Reality Store gives Vinson students eye-opening experience
• Train hits, kills pedestrian in Marmet
• W.Va.'s new Boy Scout camp called 'game changer'
• Ohio school graduating triplets, 10 sets of twins
• Marshall University announces newest class of Yeager Scholars
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Kanawha County cooks get training at CMHS
• Barney delights kids at Big Sandy
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Wayne High School graduation
• Democratic Women's Club to meet June 4
• Veterans program helps out with educational path
• Police blotter: Two men arrested in beating of 46-year-old man
• News in brief
• Detroit man sentenced to prison for drug distribution
• Two teens from Barboursville reported missing
• Convicted ex-W.Va. delegate seeks home confinement
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- May 31, 2011
• Tri-State honors veterans
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington artist's talents extend across many fields
• Russell to revamp long lost Railroad Days
• Wayne County HubCAP Team seeks photos for book
• Boyd County residents celebrate, remember on Memorial Day
• Print/E-paper exclusive: CAFE Huntington recognizes two artists
• Kasey Kahne to attend Ollie's grand opening in Barboursville June 1
• World of waterways awaits in Fort Lauderdale
• Ten Tri-State residents sentenced in Cabell Circuit Court
• High school graduations
• Fire destroys home, damages two others
• Three-year project leads to restoration of Jeep
• Do you remember?
• Man who escaped work release arrested
• Memorial Day closings
• Public meetings
• This week in W.Va. history
• Man taken into custody after bridge jump
• Donations taken for tornado relief effort
• Spring into the mountains with fun for the whole family
• Spring Hill Cemetery hosts annual Blue and Gray Memorial Service
• Occupants of crashed plane identified
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local graduations
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Veterans Memorial Field House memories
• Greater Huntington Symphonic Band to perform at OUS
• Public invited to Memorial Day service
• Hospice joins veterans campaign
• Ohio River Sweep coming up
• Jeslyn promotes 'Wonka' with community event
• City officials resistant to privatizing garbage collection
• 'Turn Up The Music' Campaign
• Faces of the Tri-State: Fairland High clarinetist has opportunity to play at Kennedy Center
• Carter Caves having cave-in movie
• Manchin already making name known in U.S. Senate
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Woman gets help from dog
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Fairland graduation
• Friday fire damages home on W.Va. 2
• Print/E-paper exclusive: St. Joe graduation
• 100 in Putnam with ICG to lose jobs in Arch buyout
• Central City students treated to day at mall
• Tri-State hosts Memorial Day events
• West Virginia AmeriCorps groups receive funding
• Water safety tips for the Tri-State
• Rick Simmons: Memorial Day for Armed Forces should be marked every day
• Heart Failure Support Group to present program
• Memorial Day closings
• W.Va. to start education audit June 1
• 4 young women from Ky. killed in plane crash
• News organizations intervene in W.Va. Massey suit
• Tomblin orders flags to half-staff Monday
• Marshall advertising majors win one competition, advance in two others
• Gallery to feature retiring professor's work
• Vehicle makes stops at schools to treat children
• Airport seeks funds to help land jobs
• Police: Employee at Java Joe's robbed at knifepoint
• Florida's Siesta Beach ranks No. 1
• Freedom Used Autos employee reports stolen car parts
• Children's Art Festival Extravaganza set for June 11
• Woman reports purse stolen at gunpoint in home invasion
• Kenova Elementary students get a peek at future school
• High School graduations
• Flags offered for Memorial Day
• Massey shareholders want to block Alpha takeover
• Kitchen fire evacuates downtown building
• Two jailed in drug raid
• KHS Camp ArtyFact returns for summer '11
• African American art academy to offer study
• U.S. Forest Service to close Big Bend Beach at Vesuvius
• Union workers reject contract with W.Va. American Water
• Green Acres and Lesage Lion's Club team up for Memorial Day event
• Man charged with malicious wounding after shooting
• Huntington woman uses Zumba to get, stay healthy
• Tri-State high schools ready for upcoming graduation ceremonies
• Tolsia students proud to be Miss and Mr. Rebel
• Do you remember?
• One sent to hospital after Ohio accident
• Underwood Senior Center to host rummage sale June 2-3
• Huntington's Kitchen to offer Kid's Camps
• OLBH and Greenup County Habitat to host drive-in style movie
• Veterans group to host Memorial Day program
• Wayne County 4-H to open camp June 14
• DAR to host 100th anniversary celebration
• Rib Fest & Music Fest announcing headliners
• Spring graduate Elizabeth Fleming awarded Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship
• WMUL-FM students surpass 100 awards for 2010-2011 academic year
• Cabell County Library program helps kids gain confidence
• United Way hosts drawing to reward 2010 contributors
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Sewing sisterhood
• Three plead guilty in federal court
• Bill Rawlinson: Cleanup volunteers make big difference
• Police blotter: Stabbing victim admitted to Cabell Huntington Hospital
• Huntington's Kitchen to offer baking course
• Red Cross sets two blood drives in Milton
• Man sentenced for role in '09 crack deal
• Sarah Napier Memorial 5K deemed a success
• Downed trees add to storm troubles
• OLBH creates prostate cancer support group
• Missing pet
• Groups seek to speed Corridor H construction
• W.Va. DEP fines Marmet for sewage discharge
• Report: Pedestrians at risk in W.Va.
• Gallery: Tornado damage in Joplin, Mo.
• Allen's pottery to be exhibited at Gallery 842 in retrospective exhibition
• Council to look into corridor contract
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Number of health events scheduled for this week
• Man charged in missing girl case
• Late storm drops heavy rains, knocks out power to thousands
• Motorcycle crash victim identified
• Documentary follows WV military police in Iraq
• Ky. State Police arrest four
• Students show off GigaPan projects
• Gas prices back away from record
• City Mission receives $100,000
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- May 23, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Civil War markers installed in county
• Local coalition seeking donations
• Motorists cautioned as warm weather brings out riders
• This week in W.Va. history
• Woodturner to speak at museum May 24
• Camp offers way for children to deal with loss
• WIC providing nutrition education, food assistance at two locations
• Public meetings
• Celebrate Children's Day event draws families to Ritter Park
• Cabell schools still serve "from-scratch"
• WV eager to fix prison overcrowding
• Toddler dead from gunshot
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Funeral business adapting to Tri-State's weight problem
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Record rain hampers local business
• Event benefits local cancer patient
• Lawrence candidates file for upcoming elections
• Police receive report of stabbing incident
• Tri-State News Quiz
• Two booked on felony charges early Saturday
• 'Race to the Finish' has begun for museum campaign
• Contract to be proposed for Old Main Corridor
• Covenant School graduates celebrate commencement
• Learning language boosts brain power
• Drive greener, cheaper with these tips from AAA
• Ashland to host 'I Am The Cure' Walk Oct. 1
• Ashland to host 'I Am The Cure' Walk Oct. 1
• Huntington's Kitchen hosts Fresh Market
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Dropping in on Oprah
• Print/E-paper exclusive: New plan laid out for riverfront park
• Debt workshop set for Law Library
• W.Va. Federation of Democratic Women go to Washington
• Three men charged with selling pain pills
• 2 murder suspects indicted
• Make-A-Wish to send Crown City girl to Disney World
• Manchin staffers to meet with W.Va. citizens
• Cabell Midland hosts FFA banquet
• W.Va. explosion recommendations face iffy future
• Print / E-Paper exclusive: Judge's record in the spotlight
• Support puts symphony on track
• Verity Middle school students contribute to published work
• Lawrence seeks storm damage assistance
• Police blotter: Four arrested on drug charges at 6th Avenue residence
• 12-year-old struck by vehicle, hospitalized
• League of Women Voters elects officers
• Wayne blotter: Deputies respond to report of juvenile growing marijuana
• Independent study faults owner in W.Va. coal blast
• Kenova Elementary gets temporary home at old C-K High
• Court educates teens on legal process
• Lions Club to form local Leo Club
• Officials oppose pharmacy school
• Don't log off just yet — Facebook's good for you
• Red Cross announces start of racing season
• Help for Animals to host fundraising dinner
• W.Va. men sentenced on drug, firearm charges
• Women's ministry offers empowerment weekend
• Open house for wellness consulting center May 22
• Annual Luke Simon Benefit Ride set for May 21
• Green Acres hosts Horse Show 'funraiser' May 21
• Service Awards Luncheon set for June 9 at Marshall University
• Salvation Army taking applications for summer camp
• RCBI to host dinner and facility tour today
• June Harless Center to hold GigaPan celebration
• CMHS Collegium to host end-of-year performance
• Community Hospice breaks ground on new location
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Amazon move means upgrades
• St. Mary's upgrades local ambulance system
• 31-year-old woman arrested for driving under the influence
• Kenova Sanitary Board to meet today
• Funeral home to offer collection point for Armed Services Day
• W.Va. Senate redistricting tour hits capital
• W.Va. insurance commissioner to retire June 30
• Cabell Huntington Hospital holds picnic for emergency services personnel
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MCTC graduates
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Land bank houses up for auction
• Bill Rawlinson: CAFE Huntington celebrates creativity
• Man wanted for work release escape
• OLBH offers special rate for fitness classes
• City police unveil tip line campaign
• Poll: Tomblin leads Maloney by 15 points
• W.Va. bloodhounds come together to train
• Ripley to host upcoming annual writers conference
• Tomblin appoints delegate's widow to House
• W.Va. House takes a different approach to redistricting
• 13 Honored with Scholarships
• Hundreds earn degrees from MCTC
• Print/E-paper exclusive: What a difference a decade makes
• Print/E--paper exclusive: 5K class built for the masses
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell BOE to consider four-day work week
• Bowlers team up for 25th annual Bowl for Kids' Sake
• Emergency services personnel to be honored
• W.Va. schools chief lays out vision to lawmakers
• Playmates Center seeking votes in online competition
• City Council finance committee to meet
• Wayne school board to discuss Kenova Elementary's future
• Station 'parts ways' with longtime local voice
• W.Va. schools chief lays out vision to lawmakers
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• Ohio DNR bands peregrine falcons
• Police nab suspected synthetic drugs
• Low voter turnout expected in Ky.
• EPA plans cleanup of area in Westmoreland
• Leads sought in bank robbery
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- May 16, 2011
• Dinner benefits St. Joseph school
• Legislative delegation invited to discussion Monday
• Right to Life group to host bike ride
• Huntington Museum of Art unveils Touma catalogue
• Wayne County farmers eligible for disaster loans
• Presenters named for May arts dinner
• Three jailed on felony charges Sunday
• Church hosts spring dinner
• Gallery: The Touma Near Eastern Collection Gallery
• Gallery: Annual memorial service to remember police officers killed in the line of duty
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Volunteers clean up Highlawn area
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Groups concerned about loss of field house
• Services group to recognize volunteers
• Musical Arts Guild performs colorful concert at MU
• March and rally planned to oppose mountaintop removal, honor Dickens
• Teacher pleads guilty in sexting case
• Community group to recognize volunteers
• Pulmonary rehab program to get new home
• Applications accepted for Jazz-MU-Tazz
• Huntington High celebrates prom
• Pool hosts first Wayne County Dog Show
• W.Va. unemployment cards have high fees
• CTC students celebrate completion
• Two homes reported broken into on Washington Avenue
• Hundreds earn degrees from MCTC
• Shaken baby case goes to grand jury
• Body found in Big Sandy River still not identified
• Election information
• Wolfe responds to Chamber statements on occupation tax
• Service to mark 2005 shooting anniversary
• Huntington Museum of Art to host summer camps
• Fiber helps extend your life
• Bowl for Kids' Sake to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Health department receives grant from Komen
• Norma Gray children participate in Trike-A-Thon
• Tree falls onto mayor's car, blocks traffic
• Pulmonary rehab program to get new home
• Cajun event to raise funds for cancer
• W.Va. woman set on fire dies
• Barboursville man indicted in Ohio for attempt to pass as general
• W.Va. unemployment cards have high fees
• Marshall Fly Fishing Team Prepares for Tournament
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Barboursville police blotter
• Right-of-way acquisition for bypass may begin in June 2012
• Police blotter: Truck reportedly flees scene after cargo causes accident
• Pumpkin Park hosts open house
• Rahall announces summit on prescription abuse
• St. Joe preparing for annual spaghetti dinner fundraiser
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Natural ways to slow hair loss for men and women
• Wayne County police blotter: Man reports assault in business parking lot
• Swing Into Summer tennis tournament set for June 10-12
• Sheriff to handle courthouse security
• Students take on underage drinking issue
• Cabell County clerk pleased with early voter turnout
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall police blotter
• Cabell Commission to meet Thursday
• Man reports damage to excavator on Ohio River Road
• Huntington City Mission to host its 7th Annual Golf Classic event
• Quilt group to host quilt show May 22
• Three hospitalized in car crash
• Missing Boyd man found early Sunday
• Tips offer ways to make better fast food choices
• OLBH Auxiliary to host golf benefit
• No injuries reported in Altizer fire
• Ohio man killed in accident on bridge
• Tri-State cleans up from storm damage
• High waters harass parts of Ohio, Ky.
• Flood warning rescinded for Tri-State area
• Weather halts Heritage Farm's Spring Fest
• W.Va. gov hopefuls court conservative voters
• Local man dies in Institute crash
• Napolitano to headline summit in Huntington
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Milton police blotter
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Barboursville police blotter
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Third phase of Old Main project could start soon
• Six plead guilty, one sentenced in federal court
• Gardeners meet for workshop series
• Car crashes into Ohio home
• Tickets on sale for group's annual concert
• Daytime naps can improve workplace production
• Ebenezer Medical Outreach hosting fundraising events
• Early voting turnout low in Cabell
• 'Pill mill' doc convicted of causing deaths
• Storms stir up tornado warnings
• Poll: Do you think efforts to improve the Old Main Corridor have been successful?
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• Massey faces more lawsuits for W.Va. mine explosion
• W.Va. 12-year-old catches record fish in Md.
• Report: More than 44 million will be uninsured under GOP budget
• Negative tone ramps up as gov primary nears in W.Va.
• Application period under way for "Jazz-MU-Tazz"
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Band director to hang up baton after 40 years
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• Covenant students take part in fundraising project
• AARP hosts Social Security discussion
• Autism documentary to be shown at Marquee Cinema
• MSHA releases Upper Big Branch Mine investigation interview transcripts
• Rabies clinic set for Saturday, May 14
• Spaghetti dinner planned to help Salt Rock woman
• MU professor to read from his work in Galway, Ireland
• Healthy programs, screenings coming up
• Investigation continues in recent homicide
• Gallery: Huntington State Hospital fire, Nov. 26, 1952
• Print/E-paper exclusive: City council to vote on proposed block grant budget
• Council to revisit arena seating proposal
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• Early voting continues through May 11
• Photography course scheduled for May 16
• This week in W.Va. history
• KYOVA planning commission to host two workshops
• Public meetings
• Note to guys: Take a load off to prevent back pain
• MU journalism professor selected as Drinko Fellow
• Camden Park opens for season
• Hurricane High students make memories at prom
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Program helps care for addicts
• Autism society set to host May 14 seminar
• Chapter of sorority takes on new venture
• Attorney reappointed to education committee
• Movie about mothers to be shown at PAC
• Charleston Ballet to have auditions
• Riverfront Derby celebration
• Candidates for governor receive several endorsements
• Man jailed on burglary charges
• Huntington natives bring back youth program
• W.Va. cyclists to join 'Ride of Silence'
• Huntington High hosts Special Olympics
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Students serve community
• Print/E-paper exclusive: DirecTV construction delays MCTC transition
• Lincoln County woman sentenced for stealing federal benefits
• Sheriff's office seeking tips for vehicle damage incidents
• Police seek info on text threats
• Mason County to host antique engine show
• Pruett endorses Tomblin for governor
• Nursing center to host animal adoption event
• Child on bike hit by car in Lincoln County
• Crum man reports attack with baseball bat
• W.Va. miner convicted of making false statement
• Massey idles cited mine for safety training
• Students collect canned food for professor to deliver to Alabama tornado victims
• '100 Cities, One Night for Autism' features acclaimed documentary, 'Wretches & Jabberers'
• English professor wins writing award
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Camden Park celebrates opening, Mother's Day weekend
• Two jailed on meth charges
• Suspicious briefcase found in office posed no threat, police say
• Childcare centers hosting trike-a-thon
• Ashland man gets 10-year prison sentence
• MU Forensic Science Center offers SANE training for registered nurses
• Police blotter: Copper reported stolen from two properties
• Library employee helping put together 'Titanic' pre-show
• Several to participate in Lawrence cleanup day
• Residents participate in National Day of Prayer
• Ohio man convicted in Huntington robberies
• Massey plan to seal W.Va. mine hits snag
• Census: W.Va. median age getting older
• Gallery: Submitted Huntington's Kitchen Derby Celebration photos
• Marshall University K-12 Summer Program starts June 27
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Several businesses cited for serving alcohol to minors
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Ashland USPS center moving to Charleston
• Police blotter: Man reports $1,240 in electronics stolen from residence
• Early voting for election continues through May 11
• TTA bus, car involved in morning crash
• Huntington's Kitchen hosts 'Derby Day' event
• Family sets up fund in girl's honor
• Mall hosting Mother's Day events
• 10 ways to get the most out of any workout
• Man arrested for marijuana plants
• School of Medicine graduates 67 at Keith-Albee theater
• Parolee accused of beating officers
• Rain causes problems at camp sites
• WV Delegate Dale Martin dies
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• Sprint asks regulators to nix AT&T-T-Mobile plan
• Massey: families of mine blast victims offered $3M each; Blankenship got $12M buyout
• Frost, freeze warnings issued in W.Va.
• Retrospective exhibit on artist Hank Keeling begins Friday evening in South Charleston
• Graduate College announces summer thesis grant recipients
• Two officers hurt in making arrest
• Braskem workers heading back to work after contract deal
• CMHS teacher named Teacher of the Year at board meeting
• Healing Place of Huntington expanding
• Police blotter: Cash, laptop among items reported stolen from car
• Hospice honors employees, volunteers at dinner
• Registration under way for 5K run, walk
• Spaghetti Fun Night planned for May 6
• Church conducting diaper drive May 7
• Fundraising tops $4.3M in West Virginia's governor's race
• Kenova City Council to have special meeting today
• Bin Laden unarmed when SEALs stormed room
• MU professor to read from his work in Galway, Ireland
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Volunteer at ground zero said she expects renewed grief
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local resident remembers escaping World Trade Center tower on Sept. 11
• Fires light up Morgantown to mark bin Laden's death
• MCTC's 'Smart Summer' program to provide hands-on instruction, fun
• Local residents joyful to close chapter on bin Laden
• Health-conscious activities offered in the Tri-State
• Drug Take Back Day yields larger haul of pills
• Local officials react to bin Laden's death
• Union members at Braskem plant to vote on contract
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• Harmonica Club to perform at Huntington's Kitchen
• Cabell BOE to reveal Teacher of the Year
• Fire damages Huntington home, firefighters rescue dog
• Gallery: The world reacts to the killing of Osama bin Laden
• U.S. kills Osama bin Laden
• Citizens honored at awards banquet
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Independents play big role in primary
• Ashland to host Donkey Derby on May 14
• B'Nai Sholom holds Holocaust memorial service
• Vehicle accident near Barboursville sends 2 to hospital
• Candidates for election file in Lawrence County
• Spaghetti dinner for Kiwanis Club May 6
• Milton to pick new mayor, council May 3
• Highway 23 Yard Sale to start May 26
• Boyd County Library's new branch at Kyova Mall opens
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- May 2, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Stained glass artist helping church congregations unite
• Print/E-mail exclusive: Attention history and train buffs: If you order it, they will print it
• Print/E-paper exclusive: State targets gap between education, available jobs
• Ohioans sign petition to put collective bargaining on ballot
• Volunteers help with first phase of new nature playground
• OLBH to offer free skin cancer screening May 4
• ACTC ranked in the top 10% of nation
• Friends of NRA to host annual fundraiser
• Early voting for primary under way
• One hospitalized in Friday night stabbing
• Three incarcerated on felony charges
• Neighborhood group hosts annual cleanup
• Woman reports items stolen from father's home
• Robbery reported in Twin Towers at MU
• Field House memories
• Healing Place of Huntington receives $250,000 grant
• Tire collection coming up in Mason County
• Dinner event to raise funds for Green Acres
• Fire damages Wayne County home
• Realtors group seeking food donations
• One day of early voting left in Milton election
• City competing for dog park funds
• Gallery: Will and Kate ceremony
• Celebs, sports figures, royalty flock to wedding
• Campaign trails: HuntPAC endorses Tomblin, Ireland
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Running can help to protect your eyes
• Union members gather to observe national Workers Memorial Day
• Early voting in special election begins April 29
• Rally for Autism set for Saturday at Ritter Park
• 2010 Citizen Awards winners to be recognized Sunday
• Community to host rally to benefit family that lost house in fire
• Local officials host kickoff events for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• MU conducts Donning of Kente Celebration
• AP Interactive: The Royal Wedding
• Gallery: Dozens of tornadoes kill 194 in five Southern states
• Choral groups to conclude academic year with Friday concert
• Camp Good Grief seeks volunteers and campers
• KDMC to host electronic medical records meeting
• The West Virginia Council for the Prevention of Suicide to host workshop
• Both sides await verdict in Bowen case
• Huntington VA Medical Center ranked No. 1 for timeliness
• Huntington ranks as one of most polluted
• OBLH to offer ultrasound screenings
• Registration under way for educational Financial Boot Camp
• Body identified as Mason County resident Bill Mayes
• Amazon building at KineticPark
• Night owls can catch royal wedding
• Parks board advances Field House plans
• Manchin discusses pill abuse problem
• Marshall University festival celebrates student learning
• Five inducted into Business Hall of Fame
• Dispose of drugs safely: trash, toilet or turn them in?
• Little Victories annual 5K run, walk on May 7
• Citizen award winners
• Ways to give back to your community
• Police blotter: Woman charged with felony possession of controlled substance
• Neighborhood group schedules cleanup
• Ky. man arrested in connection with 2 robberies
• Several parks damaged by vandals
• Drum and dance ensemble takes stage
• County set to vote on joining tax lawsuit
• MU budget calls for tuition hike
• Gallery: 5 inducted into Marshall's Lewis College of Business Hall of Fame
• Bowen: Allegations are 'ridiculous'
• Gallery: Past Veterans Memorial Field House shows
• Presidents from Marshall, Alcorn State sign faculty exchange agreement
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Keynote speaker announced for Donning of Kente at MU
• Vietnam memorial wraps up Tri-State stay
• Campaign trails: NRA endorses Tomblin in special election primary; Perdue releases video
• Residents get to work on spring cleaning
• Huntington woman pleads guilty to Oxycodone charge
• Two arrested on felony drug charges
• Police blotter: Car reported stolen outside of 4th Avenue business
• Classes and screenings offered in the Tri-State
• Rotary Club recognizes delegation from India
• 27-year-old who ran Cabell deputy off the road arrested
• Detroit man sentenced on firearm charges
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• Parade of witnesses defends Bowen
• Council postpones barge facility proposal
• Field House memories
• Student IBOG Representative Nominations
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- April 25, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: City to reconsider lease on barge facility
• Resource fair for special needs children coming up
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Egg-citing upgrades about eggs
• Cabell chief deputy in hospital after crash
• Police seek info on hit-and-run accident
• Fresh Market locations to open this week
• Bowl for Kids Sake scheduled for May 16
• Tri-State churches celebrate Easter Sunday
• Tri-State news quiz
• Escaped inmate caught in Cabell County
• Vietnam memorial tour makes Tri-State stop
• Suspect in 3 overnight robberies arrested
• Heritage Farm seeks volunteers
• Ideas differ on Marcellus shale in gov race in WV
• Wayne County Dog Show set for May 14
• Banquet supports African-American history
• Field House memories
• Sunday's child
• Cabell-Huntington Board of Health to meet April 27
• Musician Hazel Dickens dead at 75
• Bicycle safety workshop planned
• St. Mary's cancer center hosting free screening
• Cabell-Huntington Board of Health to meet April 27
• Severe storms leave damage, debris
• Cupcake sale benefits children's hospital
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington Middle working to correct deficiencies
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Developers seek city's help in downtown development
• Police blotter: Man reports $1,000 in metal stolen from property in Ona
• Wayne students celebrate end of year with prom
• KDMC store offering open house, screenings
• 'Peter Cottontail' songwriter Rollins to be inducted
• Wayne police blotter: Barboursville doctor reports forging of four prescriptions
• Field House memories
• Bill Cole Auto Mall to host child safety event
• Tomblin campaigns in Wayne
• Three charged with hiding runaways in attic
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• W.Va. county gets $1 million from feds for sewer projects
• Body found in Ohio River identified as Charleston man
• Greenbrier Classic Badge winners announced at Marshall University
• Southside's annual egg drop draws crowd of students
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Land deal approved at Kinetic Park
• MU School of Journalism and Mass Communications to host Legacy Luncheon
• Health, education center to open in Chapmanville
• United Way to host free institute April 26 at OUS
• West Virginia Coal Association endorses Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin
• Driver involved in two separate accidents Thursday
• Drug Take Back Day
• Sleeping protects against more than just diabetes, weight gain
• NEH chairman tours Huntington Museum of Art
• Prosecution rests; wife defends retired captain
• Field House could be razed for soccer complex
• Replica of national Vietnam War Memorial brought to Barboursville
• Appalachian Health Summit focuses on obesity epidemic
• Redistricting meetings for Cabell County coming up
• MSHA says March inspections net 134 violations
• Gallery: Water for Elephants premiere
• Gallery: Tribeca Film Festival Opening Night
• Gallery: Battistelli wins gospel music artist of the year
• Gallery: Appreciation luncheon for Habitat volunteers
• Gallery: Gulf marks one year since massive oil spill
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall police blotter
• Police aim to put a stop to running of red lights
• Former Ashland Inc. Foundation president to speak
• Auditions set for H.O.T.'s 'The Wedding Singer'
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Indoor facility on list of projects in Marshall bond issue
• Goodwill Industries sponsors recycling event for area schools
• Health policy forum to be held in Harless Auditorium
• BMI charts a good way to track child's growth spurt
• Drug Take Back Day
• Lampwork bead maker to visit Hospice
• Police seek to ID body found in river
• MU plan may include athletic facility
• Officials mum on Kinetic Park deal
• Alleged victims continue to testify
• Ky. church won't sign marriage licenses
• 20 percent of W.Va. residents use cell phones only
• Appalachian Power unveils 4 new programs to offset costs
• Joe Johns to speak at Marshall's Honors Convocation
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Students receive awards at Huntington Museum of Art
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Renovation of Corps office to begin soon
• U.S. aims at its deadliest drug problem: painkillers
• Charleston councilwoman charged with fourth DUI
• Vehicle reported missing, turns up at local wrecker service
• Community garden to host annual Earth Day celebration
• Neighborhood group schedules cleanup
• Wayne man pleads guilty to gun charge
• Bake sale benefits MU American Red Cross
• Chesapeake councilman faces multiple charges
• Road bowlers trying out new W.Va. singles league
• WVU law professor's book to focus on moms' worries
• U.S. seeks 15 percent drop in prescription pill abuse
• Official: Security posts at W.Va. Capitol illegal
• Gallery: 15-state tornado outbreak deadliest since 2008
• Check out the Cabell County deed transfers on Herald-Dispatch.com
• Emeritus professors Arnold, Turner to speak at Marshall University Journalism School luncheon
• African Drumming and Dance Ensemble to perform April 26
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Backers celebrate new legislation requiring insurance coverage for autism therapies
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Instructor brings musical passion to Tri-State youth
• Dozens of students receive Maier Awards
• School board to vote on demolition company
• Maundy, Good Friday services set this week
• River lecture series venue changes to Funny Bone
• Drug take back day
• Easter egg roll, not for dinner
• 'The Jesus Film' to be shown for free at Paramount
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• Vietnam Memorial replica visits
• Witnesses detail abuse in Bowen trial
• Plea deal rejected; trial begins in Bowen case
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- April 18, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Easter Egg hunt serves up fun
• Winners of Maier Latin, writing awards announced at Marshall
• Marshall students to be initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
• Marshall University offering educational session on pertussis vaccine
• WMUL-FM 88.1 efforts benefit Locks of Love
• Annual AIDS Walk scheduled for May 1
• Two jailed on felony charges Sunday
• Drug Take Back Day
• Registration open for West Virginia 5k Championship
• Kickball league hosts open pick-up game
• Share your mother's advice with us
• Dogwood Arts and Crafts Festival wraps up
• Cabell clerk addresses election concerns
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• Gallery: U.S. storms leave dozens dead in destruction's wake
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Dance club celebrates 75 years
• Print/E-paper exclusive: H-D Easter egg found
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MU enrollment benefits from new recruiting strategy
• Exhibition showcases student artists
• Church Women United to mark Friendship Day
• Drug Take Back Day
• A sewing business with a guarantee
• Spring Greens recipe powered with salmon
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• Fundraiser features day of wine tasting, silent auction
• Annual heart walk at Ritter Park raises funds for American Heart Association
• One forged ahead with life; the other faced dark detours
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Push continues for Beech Fork Lake lodge
• KSP arrest two for operating meth lab
• Passover meal planned for April 18
• Police blotter: Two arrested on drug charges after traffic stop on Norway Avenue
• MCTC tuition increase approved
• Easter Bunny to make appearance at pancake breakfast
• Palm Sunday event for kids set April 17
• The surprising things you get when you give
• Huntington man charged with sexual abuse
• Armed robbery reported at Prestera facility
• Recycling set to take first step in county
• A creative showcase
• Seafood Lunch and Dinner events benefit St. Joseph High School
• MSHA details problems with mine safety inspections
• Alpha, Massey plan June 1 shareholders meeting
• Newswoman, Appalachian-roots rock band visit set of 'Up Late' this week
• Awards of distinction to be presented during spring general faculty meeting
• Goodwill to accept electronics, give out awards for Earth Day
• AT&T merger could broaden service in W.Va., executives say
• Hospital to host Bicycle Safety Camp May 3
• Workshop focuses on new exhibit
• Paramount to host its annual Spring Gala
• Prichard man facing sexual assault charges
• Govs ask Congress to fight pill mills
• Two jailed on meth charges
• 'Working' begins Friday at Marshall
• Man reports theft attempt of ATV from outbuilding
• Theme set for next CEOS meeting
• Common Grounds discussed at W.Va. education meeting
• Cabell dispatcher wins W.Va. Telecommunicator of the Year
• Birthday cards can be sent to Gov. Arch Moore
• Manchin: Post family audits online
• BLOG UPDATE: Driving tour of city finds a basically clean city!
• Gallery: Japan continues to recover from earthquake
• Marshall University faculty members receive stipends for research proposal preparation
• Professionals invited to learn about Marshall's Executive MBA program; next class of students to begin in July
• Dr. Jamie Warner selected as Marshall's Outstanding Faculty Award winner
• Missing man from Barboursville found in S.C.
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall police blotter
• Federal judge sets plea hearing in drug case
• Trial set for Ga. man charged with murder
• League of Women Voters set to meet April 18
• Art reception held for Marshall University seniors
• Ironton woman pleads innocent to theft charges
• Trek part of sexual assault awareness month
• Some Frontier customers without cable due to theft
• Kellogg, Spring Valley students show off county at state board meeting
• Utilities targeted by gov. hopefuls
• Judge clears evidence in Bowen trial
• Acting Senate President Kessler visits with MU students, community for forum
• New York-style bagel shop opens downtown
• Utility rates a target in W.Va. governor's race
• Voter fraud claims mean 2nd WVU student election
• More than 1,500 to participate in SCORES at Marshall University
• Julia Keller to deliver commencement speech at Marshall University
• Marshall to compete in national speech and debate tournament
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Ronald McDonald House hands out awards
• Rain causes National Weather Service flash flood watch
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Family takes in elderly veterans as part of 'Angels' program
• Checkpoint set for next month
• Vehicle lands upside down in creek
• Drug Take Back Day
• Ashland bank robbery suspect arrested
• Cabell Commission to hire election workers for primary
• Frederick Building owner reports copper stripped from air conditioning units
• Bill Rawlinson: Coalition works hard to beautify Huntington
• W.Va. operator cited in fatal accident
• Feds target 2 U.S. coal mines for extra enforcement
• Ohioan held in W.Va. indicted in 3 deaths
• Interactive graphic: Marcellus Shale
• Arrest made late Monday in Ashland bank robbery case
• Jury selection to begin in Bowen case
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Retired teacher pieces together fulfilling hobby
• South Charleston man arrested in Huntington on drug charge
• Feds dropping $27K forfeiture vs. W.Va. doctor
• Investigators look into plane crash
• Need more time? File for a tax deadline extension
• Education opportunities offered in Tri-State
• Drug Take Back Day set
• McDonald's to host 'Hiring Day'
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• Fire spreads from vacant home
• Gas prices surge toward the $4 mark in Tri-State
• City workers demand negotiations
• Registry for natural gas chemicals launched
• Monday night obituary update
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- 1986 Marshall homecoming vs. Davidson College
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- April 11, 2011
• Gallery: Tornado destroys town in Iowa
• Dr. Ancella R. Bickley to deliver Moffat Lecture at Marshall
• Marshall computer science students win awards
• Marshall University Jazz Ensemble 12.0 to welcome guest saxophonist Craig Treinen Thursday
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Ceredo educator named Wayne teacher of the year
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Go green with an extra virgin twist
• Answers to Sunday's Tri-State News Quiz
• Springtime is prime time for spread of pollen, other allergens
• TV chef continues 'Food Revolution'
• Westmoreland group to host cleanup April 25
• W.Va. tax revenues resuming pre-recession growth
• Pilot injured after plane goes down near Lesage
• Woodworking exhibit opens at museum
• Big Daddy Weave to play at Huntington church
• Teen dies in Ohio ATV accident
• Floodwall division asks council for overtime fund
• Health departments to say thanks to volunteers
• Drug Take Back Day events set April 30
• Gallery: 5K run/walk for Meals on Wheels
• Gallery: Plane crashes near Robert Newlon Airpark
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Land bank's first haul about 70 properties
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Memories of the floodwall
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• Campaign raises funds for orchestra
• Sunday's child
• Success by 6 to honor volunteers
• Recent flooding reminds area importance of city's floodwall
• Bone marrow registry drive set for April 16
• Clyde Beal: Pedal cars restored by local collector
• Faith in Action holds Chocolate Celebration
• Kellogg Elementary 5K set for April 16
• Brown is keynote speaker at Scottish Rite Foundation fundraising dinner
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Plenty going on during MU Greek Week
• Boyd County Public Library to host sale
• Shutdown averted with deal on budget
• Gubernatorial candidates speak to raise GOP support
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Chill out before surgery
• River Valley, Marshall University teaming up for trivia fundraiser
• Heritage Farm Museum and Village hosts Wild and Woolly Way Back Weekend
• Milton man charged with felony possession of a controlled substance
• Man charged with robbing delivery woman
• New miners can aid safety culture, officials say
• W.Va. Sen. headed to Afghanistan with Navy
• One dead, 3 injured in bus-SUV collision in Elkview
• MSHA: High tech gear incomplete at 64 percent of mines
• Former WSAZ newswomen say goodbye to Marshall University's 'Up Late' audience
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall launches Simon Perry center
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Former MU student convicted in off-campus sexual assault
• One killed, five hospitalized in crash
• Sign language group to host dinner, auction
• Why your lungs love dental floss
• REX Inc. employee reports theft of lawn equipment, power tools
• Salvation Army to host spaghetti dinner
• Woman reports joy ride, theft of vehicle damage
• GOP candidate Clark: State's image can be improved
• Warm temperatures bring out the fun at parks, playgrounds
• Two hurt in separate train accidents; one loses arm
• Expert sees big changes coming
• Wastewater problem flowing into river
• Festival culminates with performances from All-Area Concert and Symphonic groups
• Federal budget fight may hit home
• W.Va. to lose $16.2B under GOP plan, group warns
• W.Va. to lose $16.2 billion under GOP plan
• Two hurt in separate train accidents in Huntington Thursday
• Manchin pushes for shutdown no-pay pledge
• Greek Week kicks off Friday at Marshall University
• Marshall launches Simon Perry Center for Constitutional Democracy
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall police blotter
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Barboursville police blotter
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Lack of funding hurts local projects
• Citizens, groups invited to discuss state's food system
• W.Va. Tobacco Quitline annual report shows progress made
• Firm Fitness offering April referral program
• State chamber, union list endorsements
• Few plots remain open for community garden
• Possible third suspect in 2010 beating death
• Big Bird and gang delight children of all ages at arena
• W.Va. man gets 20 years in prison for stealing pipes
• W.Va. chamber endorses Tomblin, Ireland, Maloney
• Morgantown demands hearing on gas drilling
• Gallery: Remembering the Upper Big Branch Mine disaster
• Thompson campaigns in area
• More than 100 low brass musicians to converge on Marshall University April 16
• Annual band festival kicks off at Cabell Midland, continues through Thursday
• School board chooses name for new middle school
• Westmoreland to host cleanup April 25-29
• Man charged with reckless driving, public intoxication
• On your mark, get set, grow your brain
• Fire marshal: Explosion caused by opening wrong access panel
• Woman arrested on 2009 drug charge
• Chesapeake school board member to fill commission term
• VFW Post 1064 to elect new officers at next meeting
• Asthma camp accepting applications
• Sharkey's to host weekly blues jam
• Garcia to host book signing April 30
• Goodwill to host annual awards luncheon
• Empty Bowls to benefit from Lambda Society's Pride Week
• Storm knocks out power to several thousand in area
• Firefighters control late-evening blaze
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Kids Sale brings thrifty parents to Field House
• St. Mary's newest priest happy to be able to help those in need
• 65-year-old Cabell man reports vehicle stolen
• Education opportunities offered throughout Tri-State
• Delinquent fees can hurt at tax time
• Wayne County Restaurant Inspections
• Milton Mud River cleanup aims to improve water quality
• Boil water advisory issued for select areas
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• Police probe stabbing in Huntington
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• Gallery: Do you remember? -- April 4, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Council looking into arena bidding process
• Percussion Ensemble to perform Thursday
• Cabell Huntington to observe health week
• Grief sessions offered by hospice April 5
• Financial stability group to host luncheon
• 3 jailed on felony charges
• Applications being accepted for McElroy scholarship
• Wayne County 4-H team headed to national shooting sports invitational
• Kayaker makes Huntington stop on trip to New Orleans
• Cystic Fibrosis Foundation funds MU research
• Gallery: The Academy of Country Music Awards
• Gallery: Submitted Huntington Health Revolution photos
• Two arrested on felony charges in Cabell County
• Fire causes evacuation at Ceredo Manor
• Tomblin to mark '10 mine tragedy
• Officials identify man killed in car collision
• Woman honored for work in senior community
• Exams for Amateur Radio 'Ham' License scheduled April 9
• Citizen Awards: Kopps embody 'town and gown' spirit
• Arbor Day Foundation offers 10 free shade trees to new members
• Tri-State news quiz
• Volunteers gather for first Four Pole Creek Cleanup
• Prestera hosts ‘A Magical Evening’ to raise funds
• W.Va. surgeon reported missing in Libya
• Coming Sunday in The Herald-Dispatch
• Marshall Writers Series to celebrate W.Va. poet
• Coal industry disputes EPA findings
• Spring Flowers
• 5 ways to keep knees healthy
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Ceredo-Kenova crime
• One dead in accident near Mason County line
• Campaign Trails: Tennant camp says secretary of state positioned to win in May
• Man gets 50 years in Marquee robberies
• Caring for others is way of life for Farrell
• Good convicted of mall rapes
• Work begins on medical center in Lawrence
• Young women in Tri-State explore education, leadership at Ivy Academy event at Marshall
• Marshall Artists Series brings national touring show to Huntington
• Huntington, Russell, Ky. vets to be grand marshals at Ky. Derby parade
• Acting gov. signs Autism insurance law
• W.Va. clinics argue for better Medicaid pay rates
• Partners in education
• WMUL students receive 25 awards in national competition
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MU Parthenon writer turns self in to Police in graffiti case
• Partners in education
• Lincoln schools system selects superintendent
• Commissioners: No timetable for decision on lawsuit
• Solid Waste District offers tire amnesty program
• MU to host 70 Tri-State women for Ivy Academy conference
• SWAT Unit participates in training
• What crying babies are trying to say
• Huntington man charged with robbery
• Wayne Right to Life to host rummage sale
• Huntington Health Revolution to mark conclusion of 90-Day Challenge
• Tickets remain for Prestera fundraiser
• Rockefeller's mobile office to visit
• Arrest made in cable theft in Logan
• Medicare discussion set
• Benefit for accident victims set
• Marsteller targets healthy lifestyle projects
• One dead after explosion at plant
• Mall rape case goes to jury
• Tea Party demonstrators say no to compromise
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• MCTC amid a flux of changes, hopes to be in new home by 2012
• Mountwest American Sign Language Program students visit Columbus Colony Elderly Care
• BLOG UPDATE: Easter Egg Treasure Hunt 2011: Are you ready?
• Experts testify in rape case
• Citizen Awards: Thomas committed to serving community
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local couple selling everything, planning to backpack across country
• Scottish Rite fundraiser critical to Marshall program
• Shopping trips can do double duty as exercise sessions
• Tennant highlights need for transparency
• Leadership, self-esteem focus of Ivy Academy at Marshall University
• 2010 payroll for City of Huntington now online
• Woman charged with felony possession with intent to deliver
• United Way of the River Cities recognizes volunteers, investors during Celebration of Excellence
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• Panel upholds fines against Massey mine
• GOP aims to curb EPA's power over gases, bugs
• City of Huntington releases employees payroll for 2010
• Investigators testify in mall rapes
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Milton crime
• Cyrus Creek Road to be closed Wednesday
• 'Spring Awakening' performed Tuesday night at the Keith-Albee
• Rahall wants White House to change mining curbs
• MSHA schedules June hearing on mine blast
• W.Va. elevates veterans' office to Cabinet Dept.
• Citizen Awards: Farley boosts local arts scene
• A guide to the 2011 Citizen Awards
• Marshall journalism professor earns first-place award for seventh time
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Students from Hong Kong teach local youngsters
• Exercising with memories at the Veterans Memorial Field House
• Tomblin campaigns in Huntington
• Print/E-paper exclusive: H-D 2010 Business Innovators of the Year
• Eight indicted by grand jury in Boyd County
• Missing girl found in South Point
• City approves expansion of camera network
• Visitors bureau develops coupon program
• Three men sentenced in Huntington metal thefts
• H-D's Lavender to host downtown tour
• Ky. mom accused of taking baby's meds
• Public workers to get pay raises
• Mall rape case heading to trial today
• McComas speaks at Lions Club meeting
• MyFreeTaxes van making Tri-State stops
• Performers set to help Gino's celebrate 50 years
• Two sessions of life writing class offered
• Several health events scheduled for Tri-State
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- March 28, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Annual Citizen Awards begin
• Visiting Writers Series to present centennial celebration of late West Virginia Poet Laureate Louise McNeill
• Marshall University to co-sponsor summit focusing on obesity in Appalachia
• City could expand camera network
• Work hard, sing hard
• MU Foundation to host drawing for golf tourney
• Mobile tax centers offer free tax filing
• Lavender to lead cell phone tour of 'Street Haunting' play
• Cleanup scheduled for Four Pole Creek
• Four arrested on felony charges
• In race for W.Va. governor, endorsements could be key
• Gallery: Progress 4 -- Homes and Careers
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Sunday business personnel
• Print/E-paper exclusive: 11 sentenced in Cabell Court
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Tax credits at center of dispute between developer, county officials
• Crab salad recipe is lighter and zestier than traditional version
• History comes alive in Hurricane
• 24-year-old Wayne man reports assault
• Record crowd turns out for memorial run
• Ashland woman arrested after crash, passenger hospitalized
• More drug 'take back' days planned
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• 4th Circuit Judge M. Blaine Michael of W.Va. dies
• 48 students inducted into ITT Technical Institute Honor Society
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Barnes outlines gubernatorial plans
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Mountwest, Strayer enter into agreement to open degree options
• Woman jailed in Thursday stabbing
• Train hits vehicle, 2 dead
• Keep kids safe while cleaning
• HHS, Turnpike Ford host athletics fundraiser
• Workshop offered on garden nutrient management
• Choose good fats and live happier, healthier
• HIMG hosting discussion group for vegetarian diet
• Pennington stops by PATH, day care
• More than 11,000 in W.Va. ineligible for PEIA plan
• W.Va. mom gets 3-15 years in death of 4-month-old infant
• W.Va. phone companies to file outage notification plan
• States look overseas for scarce execution drug
• Nine arrests made in drug roundup in Wayne County
• Summer and Fall 2011 Pre-Registration
• Funeral services set for longtime local Realtor
• West Virginia Symphony makes stop in Huntington
• Prestera celebrates grand opening of new $4.4M home
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Commission approves new deputies, raises
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Paving begins in Huntington
• Hospitals, Marshall medical school broadband connection complete
• Ford dealers participating in test-drive fundraisers
• Fathers share experience of losing sons to pill abuse
• Police blotter: 30-year-old woman reports assault at Culloden residence
• Putnam man gets two years on gun charge
• W.Va. nurse charged with stealing drugs from VA
• Acting gov. signs unlawful restraint bill
• Crews to fix landslide on road in Chesapeake
• Print/E-paper exclusive: CMHS students get hands-on experience at Huntington's Kitchen
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Skeens new chief of medical services at VA
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Prestera's new center to open at Stone Lodge
• Local soldier devoted to being volunteer firefighter
• Police blotter: Man reports residence robbed, lock damaged, firearms missing
• Cause of fatal fire still undetermined
• Chad Pennington to visit Tri-State area
• Property tax valuations down in W.Va.
• MSU looking for art to display
• Upcoming reverse raffle benefits historic B'nai Sholom Congregation
• Mountwest American Sign Language Program students visit Columbus Colony Elderly Care
• Proper food prep key to healthy stomach
• TTA uneasy about funding amid budget cuts
• Tomblin vetoes DMV fee hike bill
• Pharmacy Technician & Massage Therapy Application Deadline
• All Veteran Career Expo
• Woman charged in fatal stabbing
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Parole opportunity to come earlier for armed robbery convicts
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Betty Ireland talks about run for gov.
• Book to focus on sustaining fresh food culture
• Dozens rally against collective bargaining repeal
• Police blotter: Huntington woman cited for possession, intent to deliver
• Hurricane's Ivin Lee named Distinguished West Virginian
• Little Victories seeks rummage sale items
• Sullivan to be honored by alma mater
• Residents unite to beautify the city
• Ireland seeks to streamline state budget
• Curves to take part in food drive
• Auction to benefit church youth group
• Clinic opens at Salt Rock Senior Center
• Tomblin signs cut on W.Va. food tax into law
• W.Va. removing tent from governor's mansion grounds
• Bridge inspection slows traffic on I-64
• W.Va. tax department offers e-filing, payments
• Health-conscious classes, programs, screenings on the calendar
• Man treated, released after attack
• House fire reported in Wayne County
• KDMC hosting Colorectal Cancer Awareness Day
• Annual consignment auction set for April 2
• Memorial golf tourney coming up April 30
• Police blotter: 18-year-old reports being chased, shot with pepper spray
• Upcoming seminar to benefit Green Acres
• Fire at steel plant extinguished
• Gas prices put more riders on TTA
• Bar fight gets man 9 years for manslaughter
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- March 21, 2011
• I-64 bridge named for engineer
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Former MU president who helped start med school now has another connection
• TRI-STATE NEWS QUIZ ANSWERS
• FirstEnergy skeptical about mercury rules
• Names of two killed in accident released
• Conference raises funds for Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Cafe, dietetic association team up to offer nutrition advice
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• Huntington Mall plays host to Spring Bridal Fair
• Author to discuss book about Huntington's healthy food efforts
• Big Sandy hosts Magic Family Expo
• Man wanted for felony warrant arrested in Cabell County
• Meet the candidates event set for March 26
• FirstEnergy skeptical about proposed mercury rules
• Halt to WV Marcellus permits sought
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- March 20, 2011
• Gallery: Progress 3 -- Transportation and Commerce
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MU president, board will carefully look at bond issue
• Bridge named for Chesapeake architect
• Sunday's child
• Clyde Beal: War memorial started as a dream
• Women's health screening set for March 25
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Vegetable side dish high in fiber
• Tri-State news quiz
• 2 dead after train strikes truck in Wayne
• Man dead in standoff, trooper injured
• Ball raises $75,000 for art museum
• Shelton entertains at Big Sandy arena
• Contract for Blackburn Avenue guardrail awarded
• Charlie's hosts Spring Fling Thing Party
• Kiwanis Club hosts 52nd annual pancake breakfast
• Boil water advisory issued for Kenova district
• Wayne man killed in Prichard accident
• Repaving project scheduled for U.S. 52
• Four sentenced to prison in Boyd County
• Pathways Inc. to host 45th anniversary event March 28
• Former Herd player to run in NYC marathon
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Indictments
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MCTC to raise tuition
• Ohio fire marshal seeking charges for bottle bomb detonation
• Geneva Kirk of Prichard celebrates 100th birthday
• Huntington's Kitchen hosts Irish Carnival
• Think your way thin
• Man indicted on federal drug crime
• Weekend fundraisers planned for Green Acres
• Wayne boater rescued from Ky. lake
• Longaberger Basket Bingo set for March 19
• Campbellsville chorale to perform locally
• U.S. trying to link overdoses to Fla, pain clinics
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• W.Va. attorney asks court to cut off Tomblin's pay
• U.S. trying to link overdoses to Fla. pain clinics
• Teen charged in bottle bomb incident
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Milton crime
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell budget includes across-the-board raises
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Battling bullying
• Sister Madeleine Lopez dies at age 100
• E-filing taxes reduces errors
• Area ranks worst for overall well-being
• MU students raise funds for Japan
• First Stage Theatre Company brings 'Rugrats' cartoon to life
• Census: More blacks in South moving to suburbs
• 'Litter Gitters' to speak neighborhood association meeting
• Mountwest – OU Agreement Helps 2-Year Grads Persue 4-Year Degree
• 2011 Saban Military Wife Educational Scholarship
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Shaping up softball in Huntington
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington native takes to the fashion world's runway
• Campaign trails: Group backs Thompson as W.Va. governor
• Enslow students making bowls for MU fundraiser
• Barboursville police blotter: Man reports watch stolen from vehicle at mall parking lot
• Green Acres Regional Center fundraising events
• Physical fitness not determined by muscle size
• One apprehended in reported armed robbery at bar
• Loving Heart Missions to host food giveaway
• Hospice of Huntington offers volunteer training
• Crews replace telephone pole after vehicle accident
• Authorities on lookout for nine from sting
• Candidate Sorsaia: W.Va. needs reduced government
• Event helps students prepare for graduation
• Ky. House votes to raise dropout age to 18
• Judge seeks details in Bayer plant case
• Tomblin wants $2M for Marcellus drilling inspectors
• May Graduation Application Deadline
• Gallery: Tri-State's Wanted
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- March 16, 2011, Marshall vs. Kent State, Sept. 4, 1982
• Wednesday afternoon obituary update
• Marshall freshman is West Virginia finalist for National Symphony Summer Music Institute
• Pillows for patients
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell school board struggles with naming rights
• Thomas McChesney: Create Huntington founding board members set to rotate off
• Deborah Miller: Many options available to help with estate planning
• Get Healthy Tri-State: The secret behind the do-nothing diet revealed
• Local physician receives award from India
• Music Hall of Fame induction set for Oct. 15
• Ironton students head back to school after flooding
• One injured during Pedro home fire
• Former radio sports announcer dies in crash
• Felon admits to gun charge
• Last American vet of WWI buried
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- March 15, 2011
• Alumni Awards Banquet set for April 9 at Marshall University
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Physical education teacher champions change
• Print/E-paper exclusive: U.S. attorney says crime-fighting efforts paying off in Huntington
• Cabell Reading Council sponsors parent workshop
• This week in W.Va. history
• Variety of health-related classes offered
• Two men arrested after child falls from window
• Guidance offered to help recovery efforts in Japan
• New Jersey students work with Huntington Area Habitat for Humanity
• Tri-State News Quiz answers
• Barboursville man reports three stolen guns
• Despite more rain, river levels continue to fall
• Huntington making progress on demolition list
• Hurricane man named state jails director
• Businesses affected by tragedies in Japan
• AARP hosts candidate forum
• U.S. attorney details crime-fighting successes
• Schmidlapp Distinguished Lectureship set for March 31 at Marshall
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Couple count their blessings after adoption of 5 siblings
• Lawmakers pass some key education bills
• 'Barney Live in Concert' tickets go on sale Monday
• Girl Scouts celebrate world culture
• High waters begin to recede
• Morehead concert choir, chamber singers to present concert Tuesday
• Bell receives conservation award from Buford DAR
• Big Sandy hosts WSAZ Home and Garden Show
• Speaker helps Legion post celebrate 92 years
• Lawmakers pass raises on final day
• Gallery: Progress 2 -- Health and Finance
• River at Huntington expected to hit 53.2 feet on Monday
• Week designated for MS awareness
• Community to raise funds for Green Acres
• Mystery dinner to benefit Boyd library
• How key bills fared
• Chimney Corner Cafe to celebrate St. Patty's Day
• One jailed on felony charges
• Hospice hosts its annual Indoor Beach Party
• Symphony performs 'Carnivale: Celebrate Life, Love, Fate!'
• W.Va. legislature passes ethics bill
• W.Va. Senate OKs senior citizen outdoor license
• Man injured in morning fire
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Kenova police seeking help in theft cases
• 2011 United High School Media Winners Announced
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Ham Bacon and Egg sale list
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Education bills hinge on last day of session
• News in brief
• Installation at museum homage to pop culture
• Virginia State University's Gospel Chorale performs at Marshall
• Mud, Guyandotte and Ohio rivers rise over flood levels
• Mall rape suspect asks for new attorney
• Milton man reports burglary, breaking and entering
• Bar set high for 11th annual WSAZ Home and Garden Show
• Volunteers needed for Adam Johnson memorial run
• W.Va. lawmakers propose pay raise compromise
• W.Va. Legislature passes measure to honor Mollohan
• W.Va. House weighs in on Wisconsin situation
• Gallery: Rugrats Preshow
• MCTC, Ohio U. work together to reduce costs
• Thumbs up: Better workforce development vital to state’s economy
• Mountwest Pledges More Grads
• Police blotter: Shopper cited after trying to exit store with meat
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local lawmakers share opinions on session
• Print/E-paper exclusive: House approves Internet predator legislation
• Ky. police arrest two on burglary charges
• New season of 'Food Revolution' starts April 12
• MU hosts West Virginia Rosies
• Woman killed in Mason County accident
• Rahall keynotes at D.C. transportation convention
• Council reallocates fire, police funds toward paving goal
• River towns under flood watch
• Senate approves amended teacher evaluation bill
• HYAMP celebrates new venue with upcoming show
• Get healthy Tri-State: Work out more in less time
• Gardener to receive conservation award
• National marriage experts to host seminar at church
• Board requires W.Va. DEP to rewrite mining permit
• Autism insurance bill moves to full W.Va. Senate
• BLOG UPDATE: Nutrition 101: Breaking It Down
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Green Acres' trouble includes state debt
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Investigation: Millions of illegal cigarettes moved through Huntington
• KDMC doctor in online discussion
• Museum hosts its annual ball March 19
• Huntington's Kitchen to host Irish Carnival
• Hospice hosts its third Spring Fever Indoor Beach Party on March 12
• Events planned for March for Meals campaign
• Local residents named W.Va. History Heroes
• Heritage Station a sign of progress
• Healthy habits now can last lifetime for your child
• Sheriff launches revamped website
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• Landing gear stuck on plane carrying Herd football coaches, crash averted
• Proposed W.Va. retiree, teacher bonus climbs to $2,400
• Gas prices take double-digit jump in W.Va.
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- March 9, 2011 -- final edition of the Huntington Advertiser
• Gallery: Boston College students check out Heritage Station
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Milton crime
• Huntington senior ready for final high school production
• Print/E-paper exclusive: W.Va. House, Senate in disagreement over teacher pay as session wanes
• Celtic Crossroads performs at the Paramount
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Would-be teachers aren't fitting school district needs
• Print/E-paper exclusive: More than 500, including prominent sports figures, owed money in bankruptcy
• One injured after tugboat sinks in the Ohio River
• All-County Band performs at Cabell Midland High School
• Culloden man sentenced in gun theft case
• Schooner’s Waterfront Grille closed because of high water
• OLBH staff urges diabetes awareness
• Health screening offered March 11 in Ashland
• OLBH seeking junior volunteers for summer
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• Flags lowered to honor former W.Va. Delagate Sorah
• W.Va. health insurance exchange bill advances
• New permit for W.Va. mine challenged in federal court
• Research the candidates for W.Va. governor on our special election site
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Music therapist helps children
• Student body president, vice president candidates to debate Wednesday
• Authority in the study of violence and hate to speak at Marshall University
• Marshall University offering educational session on cervical cancer
• Ambulance involved in accident
• Candidate filing period open in Barboursville
• City Council finance committee to meet today
• Campaign trails: Treasurer Perdue winner of committee straw poll
• What women need to know about Social Security
• Fourth Annual Chocolate Celebration set for April 9
• Police blotter: Four arrested on felony drug charges Sunday
• Authorities seeking Ky. man with three warrants
• Middle East uprisings focus of MU forum
• Residents take advantage of tax assistance
• Bankruptcy affects many local investors
• Special session possible for food tax
• Lawmakers face dueling proposals for pay raises
• Students find Habitat experience rewarding
• Perfect Pet Contest registration begins; top prize is worth $485
• Gallery: Boston College students arrive to help Habitat for Humanity
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Group helps families to cope with addicts
• Virginia State University's Gospel Choir to perform at Marshall March 11
• Marshall announces top scoring freshmen on national assessment exam
• Career Services hosts Educator Expo today and Tuesday at Marshall
• Group hopes to transform parts of Guyandotte River
• Volunteers, donors sought for Red Cross Month
• Public meetings
• W.Va. tax tips
• W.Va. independent agents question health exchange
• I-64 work planned in Boyd County this week
• Greenbrier owner to speak at childcare awards event
• World of Wheels wraps up for year
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Clyde Beal column
• Gallery: Progress 1 -- Education and Industry
• Restrictions planned for Catlettsburg exit
• Model Train Railroad Show set March 19-20
• Chad Pennington's Celebrity Bowl rescheduled for May 14
• Tri-State news quiz
• Boyd County judge sentences four to prison
• Dates for summer church camps set
• Man arrested on firearm, drug charges
• McDonald's presents view of new electric vehicle
• Library brings Egypt to Huntington with fundraising gala
• W.Va. Presbyterians back ordination of gays
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Crime at Marshall
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MCTC, Ohio U. work together to reduce costs
• OLBH sleep lab to take part in National Sleep Awareness
• Church to host spaghetti dinner
• Church to celebrate pastor's anniversary
• Business4Breakfest registration now open
• Hillbilly Hotdogs featured as No. 1 stop for 'Massive Meal'
• New peer-led support group being formed in Charleston
• Court suspends Ashland lawyer
• Symphony members visit local schools
• MU presents its first Festival of New Music
• W.Va. health authorities warn of prep athletes' illness
• Tomblin adjusts budget proposal
• Last WWI vet gets caught up in politics
• Hospital reports possible high radiation levels
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell Commission puts new fire alarm on hold
• 'Body Shots V: Vampires' to be presented March 17 at Marshall University
• West Virginia Rosies to make presentation at Marshall University
• Application process begins for Graduate Scholarship Tuition Waivers
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Locals want more Amtrak service
• Indictments reveal suspect names
• Greenbo Lake State Resort to host International Cuisine Irish Night
• Lincoln Brass to perform at area schools for symphony program
• First Class Band to make debut at Poetry Lounge
• Barboursville police blotter: One arrested, charged in weekend robbery
• Local House members divided on bullying bill
• Covenant School headmaster, teachers kiss pig for fundraiser
• St. Mary's presents 'Eat Right With Color' program at its St. Vincent's Cafe
• Capitol ceremony for last WWI vet blocked by Congress
• W.Va. lawmakers urged to enact insurance exchange
• Bid to end W.Va. sheriff term limits advancing
• Flags to be lowered in Buckles honor, Boehner denies request to lay in state
• Meth-making bill passes House
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marshall Career Expo
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Roller Derby team starting in Huntington
• Appellate court gets approval from Senate
• Globetrotters show off skills at the Big Sandy
• Students to volunteer for Habitat program
• Cabell County looking for deputies
• C-K Alumni Band to sponsor Longaberger Basket Bingo
• Two sentenced after pleading guilty to drug trafficking
• Fire destroys home Wednesday in Prichard
• TTA involved in second crash in two days
• W.Va. Senate approves $39 million in DMV fees
• W.Va. House passes tougher bullying bill
• Plan to tackle W.Va. retiree health costs revived
• W.Va. Senate defeats U.S. 35 funding proposal
• Delta flights between Huntington, Detroit began today
• Gallery: World of Wheels entries
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Resolution stalled in House
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell School Board to allow naming rights
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Youth orchestra gets funding
• Utility truck strikes TTA bus, no injuries
• How to know if you're too sick for exercising
• Bill could help usher in a new economy
• Artists sought for annual children's art festival
• Commission to discuss budget, cable agreement
• Man admits to stalking ex-wife
• W.Va. Senate endorses DMV fee hikes
• W.Va. court says county can't reverse vote on tolls for U.S. 35
• Marshall wins state championship in speech and debate tournament
• Underwood Senior Center offers wellness classes
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Ohio trooper racking up awards
• Developer gets OK from city council to build condos
• Fire damages house on 8th Street
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• 5th Annual Cabell County Drug Prevention Summit
• Fund set up for food pantry destroyed by fire
• Wet February precedes start of forest fire season in W.Va., Ohio
• Hospice to present sessions on grief
• Peace Corps turns 50
• Local hospice offers grief support group
• City worker critical after blast
• Rivers expected to crest this week
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Feb. 28, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Circuit court releases six sentencings
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Council to vote on resolution for construction of DirecTV call center
• Marshall to celebrate 50 years as a university at State Capitol on Wednesday
• Marshall Chamber Choir to tour starting March 16
• Last veteran of WWI dies in W.Va. at age 110
• W.Va. lawmakers to tweak OPEB attack plan
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• Students participate in Region 2 Solo and Ensemble Festival
• Former Blenko workers sought for research project
• World of Wheels headed to Big Sandy
• Speaker focuses on life of nun considered for sainthood
• Portsmouth lawmaker targets ‘pill mills’ in bill
• 6th Annual Character Breakfast scheduled
• Print/E-paper exclusive: City eyes fuel deal
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MU reaches 50th anniversary of switch from college to university
• Two men indicted in '10 shooting death case
• Ironton police arrest Ky. man on firearm charge
• Fire burns abandoned house in Guyandotte
• SGA's election process begins Feb. 27 at MU
• Woman jailed on felony robbery charge
• Two honored for support of Comfort House
• Appys awarded at conclusion of film festival
• CMHS hosts Rhythm in Red Show Choir Invitational
• Waste Authority conducts tire collection for Wayne residents
• Increased funding proposed for paving
• Clyde Beal: Local hobby uncovers forgotten facts
• Kiwanis Pancake Festival to feature arts, crafts
• Sunday's child
• Tri-State news quiz
• Switch up dinner with this pork recipe
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Jain keeps the Tri-State working out
• Troy Brown urges students to gear up for WESTEST 2
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Home rule bill stalls in legislature
• United Way encouraging support of new GIVE 5 initiative
• Simple tips help you be a cold and flu warrior
• Catawba Singers to perform in Huntington
• Frontier customers without service
• Man arrested following reported stabbing
• Man reports theft, broken window
• Fire damages locomotive, one employee rescued
• Judge believes past has no impact on case
• W.Va. pay raise bill has 2nd round for schools
• W.Va. House committee passes bill to curb meth
• Ex-motorcycle club leader gets prison
• Dems, GOP differ on approach to W.Va. food tax cuts
• MU Theatre Alliance performs 'Dead Man Walking'
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Paving planned for Huntington
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Judicial pay raise proposal gets mixed reaction
• Second man arrested in recent robbery
• Cast performs 'A Chorus Line' at the Keith-Albee
• Court filings detail continuing drug offensive
• Radio stations taking part in St. Jude's event
• OLBH sponsoring Dance For Your Heart
• Milton police blotter: Man arrested after threatening to kill wife
• Indian workout creator visits local schools
• Union officials approve contract with KDMC
• Mall to get $5million-plus renovation
• No easy answers for retiree health costs
• W.Va. House OKs retiree bonus; Senate may increase
• Fugitive caught in W.Va. fights return to Ohio
• W.Va. CHIP OKs plan to cover more children
• Justices: Court no place to fight SSAC rulings
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Crime in Barboursville
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Bill to push for economic innovation
• Marshall asks for student feedback on national survey
• Green Acres in need of funds for repairs
• 5th Annual Cabell County Drug Prevention Summit
• Police blotter: Victim reports hit-and-run auto accident
• Detroit man gets prison, fine in crack case
• Huddleston Bolen to hold seminar
• Last man sentenced in drug ring
• Man charged with sexual abuse, fleeing
• Kid Rock, Jamey Johnson rock arena
• Feds raid Fla. pill mills, arrest docs, owners
• W.Va. Senate panel revives insurance exchange bill
• Judge taps expert to review W.Va. Bayer plant
• Most Dems in W.Va. governor's race say they will back nominee
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Feb. 23, 2011
• Nominate a star student for 2011
• Citizen Award nominations
• Check out our restaurant inspection database
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Closed 50 years ago, Douglass High remembered fondly
• More than 70 employers will seek to network and hire students, alumni at Spring Career Expo
• New awards at Marshall endowed by music professor
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Learning pottery
• Visiting Writers Series marks Black History Month with Tony Grooms
• Selby Wellman to be keynote speaker at April CI Day event
• 2011 Appalachian Film Festival schedule
• Opole, Philharmonic of Poland performs at Ashland's Paramount Arts Center
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local legislators want food tax gone
• Mother surrenders to authorities, charged with child neglect
• Deputies make meth bust; two arrested for operating home lab
• Robbery suspect charged with drug possession
• Woman charged with DUI, obstructing an officer
• The 5th Annual Cabell County Drug Prevention Summit
• Gas prices spike in the Tri-State
• Molding creating
• Pick up your pace, send cancer packing
• Rivertown Review collecting food for River Cities Harvest
• Citizen Award nominations
• Volunteers should start with own neighborhood
• Online comments fueled tensions at Spring Valley HS, officials say
• Fresh Market program gets boost from hospital
• MU-ADVANCE program to be featured on 'This Week in West Virginia'
• Empty Bowls raises awareness while helping hungry people throughout the region
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Prospective students get to see MU campus 'in action'
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Mystery photo a focal point in family's home
• OLBH, Red Cross to conduct blood drive
• Manchin seeks shift in Afghanistan role
• Folk art center to open new exhibit
• KDMC to host EMS Conference 2011 on March 7
• Undercover drug buys net Boyd arrests
• Classes and groups offered in the Tri-State
• Man, woman jailed on meth charge
• Democratic executive committee set to meet
• Floor catches fire in Barboursville area home
• Report of sex abuse leads to police chase
• Company buys Huntington Industrial Center
• Kasich targets drug abuse in Scioto County
• Tomblin proposes lieutenant gov
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Feb. 21, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MIIR progressing in research, growth
• Renaissance ballroom to host RoMANtic Caberet
• Vietnam Veterans Memorial: The Moving Wall to make tour stop at Barboursville Park
• President's Day closings
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• Six arrested, sent to regional jail on felony charges
• Several counties experience forest fires in past week
• Public meetings
• Flea market, antique show dates announced
• Zabala brings her unique sound to MU
• Manchin, 3 senators ask Florida to end ’flamingo express’
• Giant flea market and antique show dates announced
• Amtrak to conduct "Civic Conversation"
• Cabell GOP committee to meet Feb. 21
• Hospice plans indoor beach party
• The 5th Annual Cabell County Drug Prevention Summit
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Acquaintance rapes often unreported
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Improving cable service
• Fundraiser to feature collection of antiquities
• Tri-State news quiz
• Scouts take part in Merit Badge College
• Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
• VITA site offers free tax assistance
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• Two jailed on felony charges Friday
• Big Sandy hosts cheer championship
• Huntington's Kitchen plans 'The Revolution Continues'
• Church sponsoring financial class
• Cabell GOP executive committee meets Monday
• Two jailed on felony charges
• WVSU Extension Service offering workshop on bramble fruit production
• Veggies make Greek Pepperoncini Pita diabetic friendly
• Citizen Award nominations
• Former Ohio death row inmate wants name cleared
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MU photography graduate exhibiting on international stage
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• President's Day closings
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• Man charged with child neglect, public intoxication
• West 17th Street Bridge vehicle mishaps cause traffic to slow
• Wanted Kentucky man arrested in Alabama
• Longtime local activist Winnie Fox remembered for her tenacity
• Teen summit seeks to inspire
• Group lobbies for Beech Fork lodge
• 'Beef jerky bandits' nabbed
• Big Sandy hosts TNA Wrestling
• Capper files for re-election
• KDMC launches MyChart
• ARTS hosting St. Patrick's Day dinner
• Dementia Support Group at KDMC meets Feb. 21
• Two-vehicle crash near Proctorville
• W.Va. court pay hikes approved by House Judiciary
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington native capturing history of blacks in military
• 'Baskets for Branches' collection scheduled for March 2
• Digital forensics professor will help Cabell County fight Internet crimes against children, child pornography
• Gallery 842 to open exhibition by students, local artists
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Four accused of trafficking designer drug
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• United Way initiative offers tax filing assistance
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• Wayne blotter: Genoa man dies in ATV accident near Lambert Branch
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• STEM-tastic Club focuses on math, engineering, science
• 3 arrested in home invasion
• Barboursville police blotter: Police find drugs at vehicle crash
• Cabell County hires part-time Internet crimes investigator
• Local legislators against hike
• MU settles suit with nursing student
• Potholes cause bumpy commutes
• Sisters charged with drug trafficking
• Rock Hill student killed in crash
• Senate bill would ease W.Va. property tax jumps
• House passes amended texting ban
• Scholarship opportunities for women 40 and older
• Intent to Plan new Master of Science in Athletic Training degree approved today in MU Board of Governors meeting
• More than 800 to attend Green and White Day at Marshall University
• Marshall to host Festival Band Weekend
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Different versions of death penalty bill float around W.Va. legislature
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• Wells Fargo Foundation presents grant to United Way
• Westmoreland Baptist Church hosts clothes giveaway
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• Italian course at MU scheduled Feb. 22
• Little Victories Animal Rescue hosts bingo night
• Ashland man sentenced to five years in prison
• Man indicted in counterfeiting case
• Hometown Breakfast raises funds for Coalition for the Homeless
• W.Va. Senate passes jobless fund loan option
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Area legislators back break for seniors, disabled
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• Marshall students can win prizes in campus tournament challenge
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Bill could expand home rule for cities
• Cabell BOE approves $260K bid for swing set upgrades
• Two in hospital after stabbing
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• Police blotter: Man faces several charges from hotel room incident
• Two plead guilty to fed theft charges
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• MU to have Military Appreciation Night
• WV weighs prescriptions for OTC cold medicines
• Gov. Tomblin proposes West Virginia Marcellus task force
• Veterans file suit; say rape cases mishandled
• Legislative notes: Tomblin, Maloney on top of primary ballots
• Milton man charged in drug arrest
• Police blotter: Huntington man on probation arrested on burglary charge
• One dead, one injured in vehicle accidents
• Farrell takes oath before packed courtroom
• Police investigating robbery at Tiger Mart
• Avoid falling victim to potholes
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• Local trooper gets statewide award
• Sheriff's cruiser damaged in pursuit
• Mountwest joins pledge for more grads
• Mayor: Revenue flat on budget
• Obama's drug czar planning local visit
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• Lady Antebellum wins 5 Grammys
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Five sentenced on felony charges
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• Marshall hosts solo and ensemble festival
• Marshall University's annual Diversity Breakfast set for Friday
• List of Grammy winners in some major categories
• W.Va. may reduce food tax, give workers pay boost
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• MU athletics hosts Sweetheart Clinic
• Citizen Award nominations
• Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps coming to Marshall
• Cub Scouts host annual Pinewood Derby
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• Clyde Beal: Sweethearts for more than 63 years
• Sesame Street Live scheduled April 5-6
• Vehicle flips, driver OK in W.Va. 75 accident
• Cornmeal gives these muffins a crunchy texture
• Tri-State Youth Orchestra presents its Valentine's dance
• Marshall University Theatre to present 'Dead Man Walking'
• Symphony, guest conductor delight Keith-Albee crowd
• Church celebrates African heritage with fashion show
• Students revitalize NAACP youth council
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Crime at Marshall
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• Gunmen rob stranded motorist
• Officials decide appointments for primary election workers
• Portion of Ky. 2543 to be closed for repairs
• Five organizations awarded grant money
• Ashland police investigating bank robbery
• One injured in rollover crash
• High-flying action hits arena
• Valentine's event celebrates families
• Show choir presents 'The Way You Make Me Feel' dinner theater
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Don Perdue only local legislator to vote against allowing MMA
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• Marshall to observe Military Appreciation Night Feb. 16
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Woman yells at police, gets walked to prison
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• You can prevent pneumonia: Here’s how
• Drug abuse increases childhood poisoning risk
• Senate passes bill to increase robbery penalties in W.Va.
• Lawrence plans prescription drug collection for summer
• Man charged with distributing drugs in Mason County
• Pedestrian struck, suffers minor injuries
• Former movie theater worker convicted of first-degree robbery
• Public forum to focus on safety
• Marple picked as W.Va. schools superintendent
• Mountwest, MU hosting college goal events
• Arenacross takes over arena
• Smokey Bear educates children about forest fires
• Marshall's late-night show 'Up Late' features video game composer Tallarico
• Marshall University Theatre to present Tim Robbins' 'Dead Man Walking'
• SURE program continues this summer; applications being accepted
• Print/E-paper exclusive: 48 enter ranks of Eagle Scouts
• Print/E-paper exclusive: New judge to preside over Goff trial
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• Man charged with distributing drugs in Mason County
• Ironton man sentenced to prison for felonious assault
• Sobonya, others pushing for passage of ‘trinket bill’
• Legislative notes: Senior citizens recognized at West Virginia Culture Center
• Interstate Planning Commission discusses public transit, efficiency
• Ohio man charged with throwing son against wall
• Man charged in purse snatching
• Board issues charges against area doctor
• Wednesday evening obituary update
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Feb. 9, 2011 -- Price's Bakery
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Bill would mean jail time for parents of truant students
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• 50-year-old Barboursville levy to stay in effect; mayor relieved at voter results
• Tips offered for visiting nursing homes in flu season
• Internet predator bill clears Senate
• Soup has power to slim, lower your BMI
• Judge switch delays trial in Bowen case
• Man, woman arrested after robbery
• Friends of Healing Place meeting Feb. 10
• 'Love Your Heart' event set for Feb. 9
• Tolsia High School student killed in wreck
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Lawrence grand jury hands up indictments
• Media Advisory: Dean's list available on Marshall website
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• Suspect contemplated suicide prior to killing
• Community Hospice offers grief counseling
• Metro Valley Patriots sponsoring event Feb. 12
• Poets read from works at Marshall University
• Mayor urges support of excess levy
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Feb. 7, 2011
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• Doctoral candidate to speak on Haiti at MU
• Marshall hosts Soul Food Feast
• Gallery: Packers win Super Bowl 31-25
• Gallery: Ronald Reagan's 100th birthday
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Camp NEW You participants reunite
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• Weekend kicks off prom season
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• Comfort House celebrates 12 years of hospitality
• Partnership planned for water extension
• Technology Summit set for Feb. 9-10 at Marshall University
• 11th annual Holzer Senior Outreach Celebrity Dinner scheduled for Feb. 18
• United Way accepting letters of intent
• Heritage Station hosts forum for entrepreneurs
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• Gallery: Glitters opens in Ironton
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Schools crack down on criminal behavior
• Ceredo police blotter: Employee reports copper piping, wiring stolen from property
• Police blotter: Woman reports being punched in head after someone approached her vehicle
• Los Angeles school district cancels deal with Jamie Oliver
• Hospital receives national recognition
• Hospice of Huntington to extend shopping hours for gift shop
• Wayne County police blotter: Woman shot in Lavalette; suspect in custody
• Guyandotte church to give away winter coats
• No injuries reported during house fire on Norway Ave.
• Ohio opens emergency communications center
• Go Red event raises heart health awareness
• Frontier donates to Marshall
• St. Joe celebrates Catholic Schools Week
• Wyngaters in Song in need of equipment
• Road wear a concern
• The Herald-Dispatch seeking Citizen Award nominations
• The 5th Annual Cabell County Drug Prevention Summit
• Tax credits designed to help those who work
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• Pinewood Derby Scout winners announced
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Mayor Wolfe vetoes spending limit
• Frontier presents June Harless Center with $200,000; Grant supports Virtual S.T.E.M. Academy
• Orchestras, choirs, video games join forces for night at the Keith
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Marcellus Shale gas boom one of most complex issues facing Legislature
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• Rick Simmons: Guyandotte Elementary staff maintains school's legacy
• High winds create choppy water at Harris Riverfront Park
• The 5th Annual Cabell County Drug Prevention Summit
• Citizen Award nominations
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• Hospital to host lunch 'Just Us Girls' Feb. 24
• Substance abuse center receives $250K grant
• Gas prices shoot higher in Huntington
• Defense to question handling of evidence
• Hundreds register to donate bone marrow
• W.Va. lawmakers set election dates
• Bulldozer driver dies at Consol mine in W.Va.
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• Haiti expert to make presentation Feb. 9 at Marshall University
• Kellogg Elementary's program brings parents, children together
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• Tomblin signs proclamation for Catholic Schools Week
• Land Trust to present its annual award
• Deputies search for car wash vandal
• Kenova plant strike nears six months
• Lawmakers predict action on addiction problem
• Surveillance video captures Xbox theft
• Coal Grove man sentenced to seven years in prison
• Tips offer guidlines for reaching health goals
• Hospital offers 'Love Your Heart' Wednesdays
• Gusty winds cause power outages across Tri-State
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• After-school STEM program planned at Marshall University for children in grades 1 through 5
• Marshall continues series on preparing for graduate school
• Print/E-paper exclusive: New Ironton-Russell Bridge back on the table
• Print/E-paper exclusive: 'Woody' Williams to be featured on Discovery Channel
• Police chase leads to two arrests, charges in 3 counties
• Holland joins W.Va. GOP as exec. director
• WV House, Senate pass different election bills
• Man charged with felony burglary, destruction of property
• Sanitary board meeting canceled
• Singing Valentines available as gifts
• Two women injured after vehicle crash
• Hospital to host bone marrow drive Feb. 3
• Lawmakers share opinions on approval of special elections
• 2 punished, one admits to federal crime
• City questions firefighting grant
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Area healthy heart activities
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• Poets from Ireland to read from their work Feb. 7 at Marshall
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local man with brain tumor surprised with Super Bowl Tickets
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• Public safety symposium this weekend
• Cabell County Drug Prevention Summit set
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• Health-conscious classes scheduled
• 2 local churches to offer music, speakers this week
• Get healthy: Washing your hands key tip to keep from getting ill
• Soul Food Feast Feb. 6 at Marshall
• Brothers receive maximum sentence in '02 killing
• Seniors enjoy West Library exercise program
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Jan. 31, 2011, Political rally for U.S. Sen. Robert Taft of Ohio
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Program helps students refocus
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• Civil rights activist Joan C. Browning to speak at Marshall University
• SGA seeking students, faculty to participate in community gardens initiative
• Legislature targets synthetic drugs
• Debt, jobless figures raise red flags
• Complete list of winners at annual SAG Awards
• Officials investigating plane crash in Lawrence County
• State says prescription prices continue rising
• Firth, Portman, Bale, Leo win Screen Actors prizes
• Hospital society accepting nominations for awards
• Three booked on felony charges Sunday
• Public meetings
• RV & Boat Show wraps up at Big Sandy
• Financial classes start Feb. 7 in Huntington
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Lawmakers eye revamping delegate districts
• Poll: W.Va. voters favor GOP frontrunners over Obama for 2012 election
• Tree sale in Lawrence County under way
• Bone marrow donor drive set for Feb. 3
• Paramount to host Red Sparkly Shoe Day
• Massey Energy Co. sold
• Rahall calls for review of postal consolidation
• Boy Scouts build cars to race in annual Pinewood Derby
• Energy Express seeks summer mentors
• Poll: W.Va. voters favor GOP frontrunners over Obama for 2012 election
• Long-time Cabell educator dies at 101
• Infield ponds, mud don’t deter softball tournament
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Demands run afoul of budget
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Food pantry focuses on healthful food
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Charities in Tri-State do well despite bad economy
• Prestera awarded telemedicine grant
• 5th Annual Cabell County Drug Prevention Summit
• Murder suspect jailed on home confinement violation
• Louis Capaldini: Parallels run throughout music and sports
• Police to test physical agility of applicants
• Milton police blotter: Officers recover counterfeit cash in Milton
• Wayne police blotter: Huntington resident arrested on drug charges
• Get healthy: Myth or fact: feed a cold, starve a fever
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• MU presents latest installment of its chamber music series
• Murder suspect jailed on home confinement violation
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Woman fakes going into labor to escape police
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Friends, family trying to get Huntington man to Super Bowl
• National/International Author to discuss latest book on local talk radio show
• Daniel to chair energy, utilities committee
• Lawmakers propose Robert C. Byrd holiday
• Student hospitalized after fight at Rock Hill
• Bill would establish MU forensic center as state DNA lab for police
• Lawrence sheriff to purchase new vehicles
• MCTC hosts student business plan awards
• MU kicks off Jazz Festival
• Police blotter: $575 in vandalism damage reported at car wash in Ona
• Man convicted on federal drug charge
• Five ways music makes you healthier and younger
• Income tax modifications differ for W.Va. senior citizens
• GOP: Capito won't run for governor
• W.Va. Senate panel approves June 20 primary
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Pullman developer making good on increased rent
• Marshall University forensics professor receives federal grant to analyze interpretation of fire debris
• Police blotter: More than $1,000 in hair care products reported stolen from Kroger
• Poll examines gubernatorial match-ups
• Legislative notes: AFL-CIO backs convention plan for special election nominees
• Children's hospital gets boost with donation
• Nominations taken for citizens award
• Annual Easter egg fundraiser under way
• Tomblin's bonus plan for teachers lacks local support
• Research: Music a powerful tool for working out
• MU hosts music professors at guest artist recital event
• FBI offers reward in bank robbery
• New rules would eliminate coal jobs
• Winter weather to ease this weekend
• Mason County deputies seeking robbery suspect
• Church to give away winter clothes
• Create Huntington to celebrate accomplishments Thursday
• Nominations open for citizen award
• Web cam: Downtown flurries
• Good News Mountaineer Garage provides van for quadriplegic woman
• Print/E-paper exclusive: City seeks quick verdict on taxes
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Attention all desk jockeys — Take a stand
• Obama's message: Move together or not at all
• Thomas McChesney: Create Huntington event will challenge, encourage community
• The 5th Annual Cabell County Drug Prevention Summit
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• Man admits passing counterfeit bill
• Avenged Sevenfold, others rock arena on 'Nightmare After Christmas Tour'
• Group urges tying funding to retention rate
• Administrative moves announced at Marshall
• Huntington delegates given new committee assignments
• Parole process fix passes
• Obama: Move together or not at all
• KDMC union workers to host town hall meeting
• Counselors earn state recognition
• Rep. Rahall announces health services grant
• Man admits guilt in '08 crack deal
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Lawrence County's new ambulance service not lacking in experience
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• Children read to therapy dogs as part of library program
• Store video shows purse snatching suspects
• Council votes to limit mayor's spending
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• One hurt in morning vehicle crash
• Do you remember?: Truax-Traer Coal Co. coal terminal
• Citizen Award nominations
• Six indicted by Boyd County grand jury
• Cemetery iconography seminar offered at Carter Caves
• Detroit native admits to firearms charge
• MU, hospital educate students on vaccines
• Brownies visit The Herald-Dispatch
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• U.S. Postal Service to have public meeting on Ashland service
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Fire dept. seeking two large fed grants
• Marshall University teams with health department for vaccine initiative
• Spring schedule of author appearances for Visiting Writers Series announced
• Funny Bone thrives since reopening
• Local schools take part in skits at St. Joe Invitational
• C.A.F.E. dinner to raise funds for artists
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• 5th Annual Cabell County Drug Prevention Summit
• Man who shot at police out of hospital, in jail
• St. Mary's to present Masala Bhangra Workout Master Class on Feb. 25
• Citizen Award nominations
• Tri-State News Quiz answers
• Eight sentenced in circuit court
• Police respond to armed robbery scene
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Roasted vegetables are a healthy side dish
• Woman OK after car hits ice patch, hangs over cliff
• Clyde Beal: Woman enjoys lifelong hobby of racing horses
• Heritage Station hosts murder mystery
• Citizen award nominations
• New tool sought to track predators
• Specialist from WV Conservation Agency set to speak Tuesday
• South Western Regional Drug Court graduation ceremony set for Jan. 28
• Tri-State News Quiz
• Man indicted on kidnapping charges
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MU professor opens exhibit at Gallery 842
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Teen moved to adult status in Lowry death
• Wayne County blotter: Woman reports property stolen from deceased father's estate
• WIne tasting a success, raises funds
• Snoring could be a sign of syndrome X
• Barboursville police blotter: Employee suspected of giving away merchandise
• Barboursville Police release December stats
• U.S. Postal Service to have public meeting
• The 5th Annual Cabell County Drug Prevention Summit
• Man charged with stealing metal from local company
• Agencies, housing authorities awarded $1.4M in funding
• Trial date set for 2006 murder case
• Band festival continues at MU despite winter weather
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Leaving hardest part for soldier
• 2-Hour Delay Friday January 21
• Guest tubist, percussionist to present recital Jan. 26
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Group has new approach to substance abuse crisis
• Police blotter: Air conditioner compressor reported stolen from business
• Four Pole sewer woes expressed at meeting
• Interest growing for separate House district lines
• Cabell selects new county manager
• Weather prompts events to be canceled
• Huntington man cleared of charge after year in jail
• Manchin proposes plan to curb EPA
• Police track bank robber
• The 5th Annual Cabell County Drug Prevention Summit
• Human Resources chapter to meet Wednesday
• MLK Day cleanup projects a success
• Send us your local band profile
• Lawmakers divided on primary
• Visualization laboratory to be featured on 'This Week in West Virginia'
• Marshall to test MU Alert emergency messaging system
• Office of Research Integrity to present 'Conflicts of Interest in Clinical Research' workshop
• Upcoming Gallery 842 exhibition focuses on the spiritual
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Legislators agree special election was right call
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• Seven injured in auto accident
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Snyder's of Hanover pledges to reduce salt
• Youth focus of drug summit
• Forecast says rain turns into snow, bitter temps
• Funeral services announced for fire victim
• Huntington Habitat breaks ground on its 75th house
• MCTC's Workforce Development Institute honors first graduating class
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• Heroin kingpin gets 24 years
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• Brothers face 15 years in '02 killing
• Violauta Duo to perform Jan. 26
• Proposed W.Va. Senate bill corrects parole law error
• Court orders 2011 election
• Reactions to the Supreme Court decision
• Proposed food tax cut well received in Huntington
• Manchin makes stop, talks West Virginia economy
• Acting gov. appoints liquor, revenue chiefs
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local hobbyist garners national attention
• 17 Marshall students among participants in Undergraduate Research Day
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Three receive nod in judge search
• Selecting judge for case complicated
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• Health care forum in Logan scheduled Jan. 20
• Vendor space nearly sold out for Swinefest 2011
• Barboursville man held at knife point, robbed
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Area offers up healthy activities
• Founding member of Kenova VFD dies at 72
• Cabell tech center offering nontraditional career class
• Police: W.Va. sex offender registry tops 3,200
• Citizen awards nominations
• Painting classes available at Renaissance Art Gallery
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• Gallery: Past winners of the annual Herald-Dispatch Citizen Awards
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Work with consultant prompts further MUPD changes
• MU plans MLK events
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• Founding of Wayne County among W.Va. history events this week
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• The Herald-Dispatch celebrates 102 years of news
• Tri-State news quiz answers
• Martin Luther King Day closings
• Water main break blocks 8th Street West
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Children bombarded with junk food ads
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• Greenbo to host International Classic Cuisine Italian Night
• Help us recognize the Tri-State's top citizens for 2010
• Many schools teach cursive, but don't emphasize it
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Baked French toast a tasty treat
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• Valentine concert to benefit charity
• Space getting scarce for upcoming SwineFest
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• Clyde Beal: A gift from the heart of a 9-year-old
• Family enjoying 2nd foreign exchange student
• Event offers crash course on horses
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Keep fire hydrants clear
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Parsons remembered as 'electrical genius' and 'one of a kind'
• Print/E-paper exclusive: County defends calls on closings
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Keep important relationships alive for better health
• Boyd County Library hosting graphic novel club
• Wayne police blotter: Man reports arson of home on Buffalo Creek
• Detroit native sentenced in '08 shooting
• Conserving our water
• Residents urged to keep areas around fire hydrants clear
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• Chamber coffee event scheduled for Jan. 28
• Tax tour hits Huntington
• Police blotter: Man reports prescription medication robbery at his home
• One hurt in crash on Walker's Branch Road
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• WMUL students receive 20 awards in Millennium competition
• Herd fans invited to reception before Marshall-West Virginia game
• Acting students put their skills to work assisting medical school students
• Print/E-paper exclusive: W.Va. to implement registry for advance directives, medical orders
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• Lawsuit alleges man was beaten while in jail
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• Police brutality allegations dismissed
• St. Mary's to offer free spine class
• EPA vetoes water permit for mine
• Lawsuit alleges man was beaten while in jail
• Police brutality allegations dismissed
• Recreation Center hosts open house
• Police blotter: Man reports four tires stolen from parked vehicle
• Cabell Midland hosts annual Winter Wonderland Dinner
• 5 Cabell elementaries on regular schedule
• Students should set financial goals
• Outsmart your genes with these 5 habits
• Adam Johnson Memorial Run to fund three scholarships
• Barboursville home consumed by fire; no injuries reported
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Commission to meet with candidates to replace judge
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• Yingling named founding dean of Marshall University School of Pharmacy
• Marshall tops $2.5 million in gifts and pledges for research trust fund
• 42nd Anniversary Jazz Festival welcomes clarinetist Chris Vadala, trumpeter Vince DiMartino
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Detroit man sentenced in Circuit Court
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington native named Sailor of the Year
• Madison Avenue church to celebrate 100 years
• Marshall to host celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Coal Grove woman gets three years in prison
• Man indicted on charges that he threw one-year-old son against wall
• Wayne Co. 4-H, WVU Extension to host horse clinic
• Break expected this weekend with higher temperatures, rain
• Performers sweep award-winning show into Huntington
• Gallery: Flooding in Australia
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: City establishes hotline to deter illegal contractors
• Marshall University to host State of the State broadcast on World Wide Web
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Actor finds inspiration from Rev. King
• Main fails in robbery attempt
• City establishes hotline to deter illegal contractors
• City Mission to host clothing giveaway
• Mexican man implicated in $15M drug conspiracy
• Police officers, others recognized for efforts
• Service employees picket at KDMC; both sides to re-open negotiations
• House fire in Crown City kills 4-year-old boy
• Woman reports battery after incident at Huntington nightclub
• Boyd library offers Funday Monday Craft program
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Get the scoop with Brenda Lucas
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Boyd County grand jury hands up indictments
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Road warrior keeps Ohio streets safe
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• Local writer to teach series of classes
• Show choir to host annual Winter Wonderland Dinner
• Hospital to host smoking cessation classes
• Variety of health classes offered throughout Tri-State area
• Guitaraist Keller Williams to perform at V Club
• Ordinance provides business tax incentives
• Students return to Marshall for new semester
• Gallery: Do you remember? -- Jan. 10, 2011
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Traffic flow could improve soon
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Council to vote on tax incentive
• Recreation center offers public fitness classes, demos and 'freebies' Jan. 13
• RV & Boat Show scheduled for Jan. 28-30
• Found dog
• Original Toughman Contest set for Jan. 14-15
• Master Gardeners set to launch certification course
• Seasonal activities available at Ashland ice rink
• Meeting to focus on Fourpole watershed group
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• Schedule announced for 2011 Business4Breakfast seminar series
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• MU to celebrate life of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Meet brings 200 swimmers to Huntington
• Two jailed on felony charges
• Storm Water Task Force meeting planned Jan. 11
• Carrot and Spice Quickbread is a low-sodium bread recipe
• Capital Classic to include Dean's Reception
• Man treated after falling into river
• Tomblin to join AARP to discuss 'Drive to End Hunger' Jan. 10
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• Man charged with sexual assault of teenage girl
• Panel weighs in on W.Va. gubernatorial succession
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• Robbery suspect sought by police
• 18-year-old man jailed after robbery, chase
• Woman linked to shooting transferred to regional jail
• Fire reported at Heiner's Bakery
• Boil water advisory issued for some Putnam customers
• Man arrested, charged with sexual abuse of teenage relative
• Fire closes street, destroys Wayne County garage
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• Museum to host beach-themed slumber party
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• Police blotter: Woman reports damage to residence, vehicle after verbal confrontation
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• Evaluation: Weed and Seed Program meets all expectations
• Guyandotte library offers story hour for pre-schoolers
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Bethel kids march for missionaries
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• Local youth group hikes for missionaries
• Rally for Autism set for April 30 at Ritter Park
• AEP Foundation gift to impact early childhood education in West Virginia
• School board gets overview of new course book
• Highlands Museum hosting sleepover
• OLBH to offer health screenings at mall
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: CMA Male Vocalist of Year coming to Huntington
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• Three plead guilty in W.Va. to stealing diesel fuel
• Wayne County woman charged with felony child neglect after incident involving pills
• Ky. State Police to conduct checkpoints
• Fla. law to cut Ky. pill flow not in use
• Cabell-Wayne Animal Shelter to host fundraiser
• Police blotter: Multiple burglaries reported in area over New Year's weekend
• Sobonya appointed to several committees
• Ohio man admits role in marijuana conspiracy
• City provides tree drop-off locations
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Officials to request bids for swing set overhaul
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Emancipation Proclamation celebrated
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• RTI studies intermodal shipping operation
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• Kentucky to offer two standard license plates
• 15 alcohol-related bookings at local jail
• Few mountaintop removal sites redeveloped
• Two purses reported stolen in parking lots
• Fire destroys Lavalette home
• Churches continue remembrance of Emancipation Proclamation
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• Ky. officials remind drivers of texting laws
• Del. Stephens appointed to session committees
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• Man reports items stolen from Kenova residence
• Donors get last chance to give blood in 2010
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Ferguson sentences 8 defendants
• Police blotter: Second-degree robbery leads to woman's concussion
• New Year's Eve ball to benefit children's hospital
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• 48 coal mine deaths in 2010 is worst since 1992
• New 90-day challenge to kick off 2011
• Funday Mondays coming to Boyd County Library
• Point Pleasant soldier dies unexpected death
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• Ballet continues to draw crowd
• Roach Church Bridge to close for inspection
• Dining room closed after car crashes into Wendy's
• Get healthy: Make getting active your goal in 2011
• Police blotter: DHHR reports two-month-old girl may have been abused
• Motion filed to recuse judge from rape case
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: 19 area schools noted as exemplary
• Children participate in event inspired by series of books
• Yon sworn in as youngest county commissioner
• Hearing delayed a week in Ziegler probation case
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• Business, community supporter Midkiff dies
• Sweetener can cause health issues
• Help Santa give the gift of life
• Salvation Army won't seek UW funding
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• Community Hospice to offer grief counseling sessions
• AK Steel to close coke plant
• AK Steel to close coke plant
• Gallery: Filming of "We Are Marshall" from 2006
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Keep up with the Joneses and all your other neighbors with help from Brenda Lucas
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• Gay miner files harassment suit at Massey subsidiary
• Tri-State offers variety of health-related classes
• Group of friends finds success with YouTube skits
• Inclement weather hurts blood supplies
• Coalition to co-sponsor MLK Jr. event Jan. 17
• Highlands museum to adjust its pricing
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• Police blotter: More than $3K worth of goods stolen in separate car break-ins
• Credit card misuse found at some schools
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• Howard to retire after 40 years at St. Mary’s
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Sentences reduced in drug cases
• Carolers spread glad tidings at Cabell hospital
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• Dine and Discover lecture series resumes
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• New county commissioner set to be sworn in Tuesday
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Some spend holiday at work
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• Group sets lofty goals for W.Va. in new decade
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• Finalists named for Professor of the Year
• Two Cabell projects receive grants from humanities council
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• Sesquicentennial Speakers Bureau announced
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• Byrd, area military personnel, local personalities died in 2010
• Movies remain a big draw for holiday
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local couples celebrate 50 years together
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• Gasoline prices hit highest Christmastime mark
• Christmas memories recalled by Huckaby, McVey
• Spouse grief support group set for Jan. 4
• 19-year-old jailed after shooting in Huntington
• Hospice to host Life Skills Class Jan. 31
• Four arrested after fight at strip club
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• Firefighters deliver gifts to children at City Mission
• Trinity Episcopal to host Christmas Eve dinner
• Initiative to offer Individual Development Accounts
• Enslow Park Presbyterian offers Candlelight Service
• Pendleton Art Center plans activities through holidays
• Police blotter: Woman reports vehicle stolen from restaurant parking lot
• Sheriff unveils mobile incident post
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Storms eat into snow days early
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Union-Rome sewer rates to increase 67 percent over 2 years
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Wrongful arrest settlement upheld
• Kasich targets Scioto drug problem
• McDonald's to donate portion of its sales
• Highlands Museum to offer parents 'Eve Before Christmas Eve'
• Church to sponsor Annual Emancipation Proclamation Service
• Love Lights a Tree scheduled for Dec. 23
• Families receive gifts through Angel Tree program
• African Children's Choir performs at local church
• Meals on Wheels delivers gifts with meals
• Gallery: "We Are Marshall" Huntington premiere from 2006
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Lawrence County navigates budget
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• Milton accident leaves one injured
• Mayor, wife open house to children
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Bias, Cartmill exchange barbs one last time
• Deadly fire ruled accident, family mourns
• Charleston officials to announce plans to fix skyrocketing cost of pensions
• Business reports stolen cash, no signs of forced entry
• Ohio pot seizure prompts local raids
• Local woman jailed on neglect charge
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Charities forecast bright Christmas for many area residents in need
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• Wayne County school board to meet Tuesday
• Follow these tips for a poison-free holiday season
• Ohio man is recognized as an Ironhorse Strong Soldier
• Tri-State offeres variety of classes
• Sampling of microbrews to benefit animal shelter
• Agreement reached on federal building improvements
• More than 100 vaccinated for hepatitis A
• Police look for man mistakenly released from jail
• Huntington's Kitchen hosts Christmas dinner cooking demo
• RiverPlace conference planned today
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• Murder mystery dinner theaer set for Jan. 29
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cricket’s Kids annual charity has helped more than 30,000 children
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Commission to conduct public hearing on bond issuance
• Highlands Museum to offer babysitting Thursday
• DNR investigates death of W.Va. hunter
• Total eclipse of the moon set for early Tuesday morning
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• BOE to vote on early school start date
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• Passerby saves family from fire in Lavalette
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Four sentenced in Boyd County, Ky., crimes
• Renaissance Art Gallery to be closed for holidays
• 'Nutcracker' a family, performer tradition
• Lawrence commission plans meeting for Dec. 21
• Barboursville Winter Series to kick off run
• Boil water advisory issued in Kenova
• Ironton police investigating robbery
• Soldier's Holiday Homecoming Parade set for Dec. 21
• Four arrested on felony charges
• Tri-State Youth Orchestra to perform
• Deaf Santa pays children visit at annual brunch
• ITT Tech's Huntington branch graduates its first class
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MCTC extends president's contract, shows student retention
• Group provides gifts for children in hospital
• Two honored at Ohio State Highway Patrol
• Rahall selected as ranking member on House committee
• Marquee Cinemas having food drive
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• Judge clears way for Baker trial
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Army Corps honors employees
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• Teen suffers burns in Putnam fire
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• Crews continue effort to clear roads, sidewalks
• Materials reported stolen from Habitat site
• Last plea for toys for Cricket's Kids party
• Officials investigate cases of hepatitis A
• Man arrested on drug, other charges
• Bowen trial pushed back one month
• Heritage Farm offers its holiday show
• Jefferson Avenue Church of God hosts live Nativity
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Graffiti vandals sentenced
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• It's a sad day to see Budget Pharmacy close
• Man charged with conspiracy in Ky. diesel theft
• Three-county police chase ends in Milton
• February trial date set on gun charge
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• MU police blotter: Indecent exposure reported at Drinko
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• Police blotter: Break-in, theft of gas reported at Department of Administration
• Tractor-trailer ripped apart in wreck, 2 walk away
• Program offers aid to food bank
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Corps looking for downtown office space
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• Gift-filled shoeboxes given to needy kids
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• Little Victories hosting holiday fundraisers
• Guyandotte church to offer chili fundraiser
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• Opening of new McDonald's location shows latest change in evolving restaurant
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• Drug court honors first graduate
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• Urbanologist Max Grinnell to be at Boyd Library Dec. 19
• Remembering the Silver Bridge collapse
• Bands gear up for Rock Against Hunger
• Dog rescued from burned-out house
• St. Mary's pins 47 graduates at ceremony
• Police blotter: Woman arrested on counts of forgery and uttering
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Big Sandy upgrades could include skating ice
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• Three-time bank robber gets 10 years in prison
• Police blotter: 11 area property owners report vandalized fences, mailboxes
• Boyd man charged with drug trafficking
• Dog park supporters pack Rocco's for fundraiser
• Ceremony unites grieving families
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• Silver Bridge disaster, Yeager record among anniversaries for 2nd week of December
• Freezing temps expected to remain
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Culloden man thankful for lung transplant
• Four transported to hospitals after accident
• Authorities investigate accident in Boyd County
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Expanded health care likely to raise costs
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• Huntington artist displays artwork for first time
• Clyde Beal: The singing Warblers from Woodlands
• Goodwill named a Licensed Behavioral Health Center
• Donations from Christmas party to benefit local families
• TubaChristmas songs performed at packed Huntington Mall
• Raese campaign laid out $4.5 M
• Cabell sheriff's Office warns of phone scam
• Free flu shot drive planned Dec. 11
• King Coal Highway board to meet Dec. 15
• Gift wrapping event to benefit food bank
• Ohio patrol to continue latest efforts for holidays
• Snow, cold expected in Tri-State by Sunday
• Bead maker to visit Hospice of Huntington
• Cookie Contest planned at Huntington Mall on Dec. 11
• Nick Carter named Volunteer of the Year by Chamber
• Food pantry welcomes three trucks full of perishable items
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Committee boosts Chesapeake Bypass project
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MU applied engineering complex back on table
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Lawrence County hires workers for new emergency service
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• Parade to commemorate 'A Soldier's Homecoming'
• Friday night poetry slam kicking off
• Vinson Middle students present choir program
• More than 1,200 citations issued in Nov,
• South Point BOE to meet Monday, Dec. 13
• Three instances of vandalism reported Dec. 2
• Boil water advisory lifted for Hamlin
• Robateau remembered as loving father
• Ethics concerns spark debate
• Police blotter: Man reports door damaged, apartment robbed on same day
• Steel workers union to collect toys, food
• Foremen given probation on Aracoma charges
• Gift-wrapping event to benefit food bank
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Officials await word on Riverwalk in Proctorville
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Wayne PSD seeks 49 percent rate hike
• Union to collect toys, food
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• Review your will to avoid estate tax
• William and Kate: Wedding of the century
• Defending Ohio champ wins Lawrence County bee again
• HHA board meeting scheduled Dec. 14
• Kenova City Council meeting set for Dec. 9
• Marshall BOG to select architects for $17.6 million in renovations
• W.Va. ski resorts ready to go
• nTelos opens new store downtown
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• March trial date set in mall rape case
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• MCTC culinary students win at state competition
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell school board to hear new Innovation Zone plans
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• Guests take in Holiday Candlelight House Tours
• Project Homeless Connect set for Tuesday
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• Guides issued for writing to soldiers
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• Robotic competition provides students with real world skills
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• Clyde Beal: Volunteering for half a century
• Annual Pearl Harbor Memorial Ceremony planned for Dec. 7
• New videos on H-D site show those serving overseas
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Creamy risotto is a comfort food side dish
• Community building to be dedicated Dec. 6
• Dancers, jazz fans give salute to armed forces at benefit
• Arts in Action group to perform at Clay Center
• Several brave cold, snow for 5K, annual Jingle Bell Run
• Way Back Weekends finish with Appalachian music
• Successful and reviled Massey CEO retires in weeks
• Project helps students learn about life
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• Church to put AIDS quilt panels on display
• Officials dispel rumors about cell phone telemarketing
• Police blotter: Officers respond to OnStar call of assault victim with multiple injuries
• MU presents 'A Christmas Carol'
• Applications for energy assistance being accepted
• Light snow, freezing temps prompts alert for commute
• Chesapeake Energy to award volunteers
• Arts and crafts on display at annual fair
• Care home escapee found in Va.
• Print/E-paper exclusive: C-K Alumni Band seeking donations for new roof
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• Get Healthy Tri-State: Spanish-themed meals low in fat, help to prevent diabetes
• Wayne County police blotter: Two men from Kermit arrested on battery charges
• OLBH Lights of Love celebration set for Dec. 7
• Community provides more than $11,000 to help student get double lung transplant
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• Police blotter: Man reports more than $1,900 in items stolen
• Lawrence EMS hires Huntington medical billing firm
• Huntington Middle School band performs holiday concert
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Milton horse park gains some traction
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington revenue running ahead of projections
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Council, Mayor at odds over money moved from paving fund
• Crews work to fix two water main breaks
• Babylon accomplice deemed unfit for lesser sentence
• Ironton area woman gets four years in prison
• Police blotter: Garden Park resident reports someone struck apartment, vehicle
• Six sealed drug indictments among charges made in Lawrence County
• Lincoln woman charged with child neglect
• Tri-State AIDS Task Force hosts openhouse, candlelight walk
• MU Symphony Orchestra performs 'By Way of Introduction...' pieces
• Walmart Foundation presents Huntington Area Food Bank with grants, donations
• Fire destroys Salt Rock home
• Milton celebrates opening of new ambulance facility
• Print/E-paper exclusive: School redistricting unlikely now
• Race to raise money for city dog park
• Barboursville man says jewelry, medications taken from home
• Ashland mall to host Santa event for kids with autism
• Property stolen from barn, two arrested on drug charges
• Ohio sees fewer fatal weekend crashes
• No injuries reported in school bus accident
• WTCR seeking volunteers to adopt kids
• Send in your deer photos
• Several Christmas parades coming up
• Postal Service to consolidate operations
• Council may ban fake pot next week
• Major school redistricting unlikely to happen soon
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Career is cookin’ at the Capitol
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington asked to help honor steamboat era
• Spaghetti dinner planned Dec. 10 to assist local couple's adoption
• Mason County man charged with stabbing
• Firefighters collect money for charities
• Discounted workout class tickets available
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• Snowshoe Mountain Resort plans to open lifts for season Dec. 10
• Police blotter: Burglars take advantage of holiday absences
• Classes, programs offered through area hospitals
• 3 sentence to prison in Boyd Circuit Court
• Money for arena work moves step closer
• Train show fascinates local youth
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell BOE to hold retreat Tuesday
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• Two jailed on felony charges Sunday
• Beautification group in need of volunteers
• Print/E-paper exclusive: HealthNet worker counts himself blessed while working to save lives
• Family seeks peace after killer stalker sentenced
• Print/E-paper exclusive: City seeks annexation of school sites
• Ashland's Festival of Trees nearing end
• Two pizza delivery drivers robbed Saturday
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• Plymale receives 2010 Trails Public Service Award
• Ceredo kicks off Christmas season with tree lighting ceremony
• Blues competition seeking performers
• Turkey potpie recipe good for Thanksgiving dinner leftovers
• Singers, dancers take to the stage for holiday event
• Herd ends season with win over Green Wave
• City seeks annexation of school sites
• Fire damages home, shuts down 5th Ave.
• Model train show chugs into 53rd year
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Some spend Black Friday dollars downtown
• Church of God offers toys to those in need
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• Black Friday crowds flood area stores
• Amateur radio license test offered Dec. 11
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• Huntington resident recognized by college
• Fire burns Wayne County car wash
• Students turning plastic shopping bags into sleeping mats for the homeless
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• Christian Recovery Center to celebrate opening
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• Agency hosting event for World AIDS Day
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• Stores remain open on Thanksgiving
• Boyd County Library changes policy on requesting materials
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• Charities work to help others during Christmas season
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• Winter Wonderland Express Train to be closed Nov. 26-28
• Loss of spouse support group to meet Dec. 7
• St. James Building lawsuit overturned
• Lighting Ceremony planned for Nov. 29
• Police blotter: Four arrested on drug charges at 6th Avenue residence
• Residents gather last-minute provisions to celebrate, give thanks
• Thanksgiving Day on TV
• Black Friday means red-hot bargains
• County passes fee to support Teen Court
• Synthetic coke sold as bath salts
• Print/E-Paper Exclusive: Huntington soldier home for visit
• Local VFW welcomes national leader
• Lawrence makes progress toward own ambulance service
• Hundreds attend annual Christmas Parade in Ashland
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Try this daily cold stopper
• Huntington native ready for third tour of duty
• Open on Thanksgiving day
• W.Va. Supreme Court donates to Toys for Tots
• St. Mary's Medical Center Auxiliary serves Thanksgiving meals for Riverview East residents
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• Repeat felon facing another indictment
• Fast-food worker contracted hepatitis
• Galleries: Past Ashland Christmas Parades
• VIDEOS: Michael W. Smith to perform in Charleston
• Becker continues etiquette instruction at Spring Hill Elementary
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Council to continue researching synthetic marijuana issue
• Community gets class in baking pumpkin pies
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Witness testifies in Foster Bowen pre-trial hearing
• W.Va. State Police investigate homicide
• Magic 97.9 FM Morning Show seeks food donations
• Arch Coal to award 12 teacher grants
• Local 'stars' dance in fundraiser for Ebenezer Medical Outreach
• Police blotter: State troopers arrest two on drug charges in Mason County
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Arson suspect, three others sentenced in circuit court
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• Meeting to focus on steamboat's bicentennial
• Downtown congregations host Thanksgiving service
• 2 sentenced in drug cases
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Huntington financial trends raise concerns
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• MU memorial service available on YouTube
• Stuffing is high in fiber, low in fat
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• Clyde Beal: Wonderful stories of seniors should be recorded
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• 100-plus sing, dance and eat at Diwali celebration
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• Thundering Herd comes up short in road loss to SMU
• More relying on food stamps
• Huntington financial trends raise concern
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• Print/E-paper exclusive: Ceredo-Kenova crime
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• Buffalo Creek Road to close for repairs
• MCTC approves renovations for kitchen
• Tickets on sale for bluegrass concert
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• St. Mary's honors sister's 100th birthday
• Furniture store donates to Ronald McDonald House
• Woman reports being punched at night club on 4th Avenue
• NAACP to elect officers at meeting
• O.J. Mayo provides turkeys, hams for Thanksgiving-time giveaway
• Barboursville students collect canned goods for City Mission
• Print/E-Paper exclusive: Four Pole Creek a health risk
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Woman arrested after attempted arson
• Print/E-paper exclusive: New band with familiar names to play Opry
• Petyon Elementary not releasing students early Friday
• Premium increase discussed at PEIA hearing
• Three reasons to show some skin
• U.S. 35 debate headed to court
• Christmas parades
• Reger Funeral Home to host candlelight service
• Volunteers flood schools to read to students
• Commission approves pay raise for county official
• Haitian doctor extends thanks
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Occupation tax could be reviewed again next month
• Print/E-paper exclusive: New commissioner ready for challenge
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Air travelers upset over new security rules
• Hockey proposal needs more study, says mayor
• Fourpole Creek to be focus of meeting Thursday
• Three jailed on meth charges
• Local publisher to lead seminar in spiritual writing
• Water system problem fixed in City of Kenova
• Five things not to do at the mall
• MU Ensemble performs classical guitar sounds from around the world
• Education covenant with MCTC to expand opportunities for service men, women
• Print/E-paper exclusive: HHS show choir selling poinsettias, announces concert schedule
• Man shot in head, expected to recover
• Options abound for boomers turning 65
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Portsmouth resident, former MU student is Miss Ohio USA
• Our Lady of Fatima hosting holiday bazaar
• Holiday Charities
• Marshall University kicks off United Way campaign
• Guyandotte raising funds for yellow ribbons
• Hospice of Huntington recognized by mayor
• Kellogg students complete lessons on health, nutrition via Internet instruction
• 3 hepatitis A cases reported
• W.Va. unemployment fund needs cash
• Print/E-paper exclusive: New parks director brings vast, varied experience to job
• Print/E-paper exclusive: MCTC students receive scholarships
• "The Thanksgiving Spoon - a Family's Journey Through Time"
• Church to offer cardio workout classes
• Antique car owned by Buffalo couple on display in Hall of Fame
• Sen. Rockefeller's mobile office to visit Cabell, Wayne counties
• Milton police blotter: Two wanted on warrants arrested in separate cases
• Zumba event to raise money for school
• Man listed in critical condition after bar fight
• Police blotter: Cabell County BOE reports 16 tires slashed on school buses
• Tomblin, Manchin take on new roles
• 2 accused of taking scooter for ride
• Secret Service agents make recruiting stop at MU
• AAA honors local police
• Print/E-paper exclusive: CIA recruiter coming to Marshall this week
• Tri-State news quiz answers
• Boyd library partnering with Phoenix Theatres, Kyova Mall for 'Deathly Hallows' premiere
• Four jailed on felony charges Sunday
• 90-DAY HOLIDAY CHALLENGE
• Point Pleasant mayor arrested on domestic battery charges
• Found dog
• Events this week in W.Va. history
• Public meetings
• Waiting list to be reopened for Section 8 housing program
• W.Va. governor's office to change hands Monday
• 2 arrested, charged in Burlington robbery
• Man arrested, police cruiser damaged after late-night chase
• Project seeks to restore "stagnant" mine site
• Print/E-paper exclusive: More homes turning into schools
• Paramount to offer behind-the-scenes view of festival
• Rev. Stohm to be installed Nov. 17 at St. Peter's
• Pumpkin soup low in fat and carbs
• Pullman Plaza Hotel hosts annual medicine conference
• Students perform 'Once Upon a Mattress'
• St. Nick makes official arrival in Tri-State at Huntington Mall
• Thundering Herd claims third straight win
• Former MU football players, student look back at past 40 years
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Cabell election totals
• Print/E-Paper exclusive: Police follow DNA lead in killing
• Hospital, union ratify new contract
• Brush fires reported in Tri-State
• Fire damages house in Ashland
• Lajterman family to present check to MU Foundation
• Ceremony raises Alzheimer's awareness
• Lajterman family to present check to MU Foundation
• Brush fires reported in Tri-State
• I Can Cope support group to meet Nov. 15
• Marshall College of Health Professions unveils renovations
• Police pursue DNA lead in killing
• City employees hang decorations in downtown
• Cabell Huntington, union reach tentative agreement
• BoyzIIMen performs at Paramount
• Santa Claus to visit Macy's Dome Nov. 13
• Olive Hill man arrested on outsanding warrants
• Facts about drug use
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Haitian doctor visits Huntington
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Man charged in Barboursville stabbing
• Sweet fixes for childrens' bellyaches
• Police blotter: Man reports break-in at renovation property
• Bowling fundraiser set for Little Victories
• Scout troops pay tribute to soldiers
• Veterans Day closings
• Lawrence to form emergency medical services district
• FBI to team up with local police for program
• Police blotter: Man reports being robbed at gunpoint at residence
• Two injured in crash on Hal Greer Boulevard
• KDMC to present COPD Day
• Mason County rejects U.S. 35 toll plan in W.Va.
• Veterans Day events set
• Ironton man arrested at Kentucky hospital
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Airport receives state funding
• Crews respond to minor fire
• Print exclusive: Asst. county manager gets 26.5 percent pay raise
• Cleaning services offered for cancer patients
• Local NAACP branch to elect officers Nov. 22
• Huntington Area Food Bank Tell 10 campaign under way
• Barboursville Volunteer Fire to host annual Boot Drive
• Nov. 12 ceremony set for Alzheimer's awareness
• Conference aims to boost area growers' opportunities
• Cigarette ignites small fire beneath Keith-Albee
• Marshall Theatre Alliance presents 'The Good Doctor'
• Huntington resident oversees Confederate collections at Marshall's Morrow Library
• Print/E-paper exclusive: City buys tax liens for 244 properties
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Local couple to join others in Columbus for ceremony
• W.Va. man charged with starving mother to death
• Fire hits Huntington apartment building
• W.Va. court won't hear BOE appeal
• Fire breaks out at apartment complex
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• Man continues walk in Captain America costume to raise awareness for veterans
• Ashland man sentenced to two years in prison
• Police blotter: Woman reports both sides of vehicle keyed while parked on 10th Avenue
• W.Va. Humanities Council to offer activities to mark historical events
• Guyandotte to host project meeting
• Hospital, union take different views on proposal
• Phone card fundraiser to aid group project
• Bowling tournament to benefit Ceredo Lanes
• Manchin to bid farewell in speech Friday
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Former MU player is tackling problems on a new local turf
• Public meeting to focus on Fourpole Creek
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Convicts sentenced, but still haven’t served punishments
• Veterans Day closings
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Repeat DUI offender avoids prison
• News in brief
• Facts about drug abuse
• Parents of DUI victim participate in checkpoint
• Community plans events to honor veterans
• Ditch the plastic, buy healthier items at grocery store
• MCTC plans student business plan competition
• MU senior art students show work at exhibition
• Heiner's owner slims down in $959M bakery sale
• Questions accompany Tomblin's rise as West Virginia governor
• 90-Day Holiday Challenge
• Drug Fact Week
• Churches gathering items for children
• ACTC hosting workshops
• Portion of Washington Boulevard to be closed
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Tax lien auction coming up
• High court allowing oral presentation in school board case
• Gallery showcases miniature work
• Area residents oppose electricity rate increase
• Forensic center works outside spotlight
• Breast-feeding initiation rate down in W.Va.
• Council approves storm water ordinance
• School bus, car collide near 20th Street and Norway
• Tri-State News Quiz answers
• Auction supports child care, learning centers
• Business4Breakfast event set for Tuesday
• Tri-State New Quiz
• American Legion Post 16 to host flag ceremony
• Ashland woman sentenced to 7 years
• Apple pie is carb-conscious, low in sodium
• Clyde Beal: Remember Veterans Day and the sacrifices they made
• Public hearing addresses W.Va. AEP rate hikes
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Rash of fire deaths prompts response in Ohio
• Print exlcusive: Cotillion
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Conference promotes local food
• Homeless veterans program expands
• Cardio Kick aerobic workout added to church's offerings
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• Mountwest registration announced
• 'Door to Hope" movement raises awreness
• Public meeting to focus on health care reform bill
• Police blotter: Four arrested on felony drug charges in separate cases
• Marshall Marathon on tap for Sunday, Nov. 7
• Orlando runner completing goal
• Get healthy: Walnuts prove to be smart snack choice
• 2 plead guilty to trafficking pills in Putnam, Kanawha
• Train hits SUV in east Huntington
• 2010 Beni Kedem Shrine Circus to offer show
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Crime in Ceredo, Kenova
• Print/E-paper exclusive: Church hits milestone
• Visitors gather for annual festivities, re-enactment
• 10th Avenue house catches fire Saturday
• Princeton ends CMHS marching band run
• Local food promoted at event
• Appalachian artisan featured at Way Back Weekends event
• Musical captures stories of Hospice of Huntington
• American Legion hosts basket bingo Saturday
• Guyandotte's Buffington house hosts open house
• New U.S. magistrate judge sworn in at ceremony
• Fashion show raises money for Paramount
• TechSol president punished six years after Westmoreland leak
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Training tiny taste buds
• Appalachian Power launches public education program
• Volunteers invited to sell Christmas trees
• Event to honor life of Jesse Stuart
• Civil War Days continues
• Holiday events planned at Huntington Mall
• Hospice House hosting fundraiser at Keith-Albee
• Print exclusive: Local farming focus of conference
• Man seriously injured in single-vehicle crash on I-64
• Print exclusive: Money stolen from haunted house
• TechSol president sentenced in '04 spill
• Print exclusive: Way Back Weekend coming to Heritage Farm
• Former football player pleads not guilty in July pizza robbery
• Print exclusive: Underage alcohol buys up
• Crews battle house fire near Kenova
• Police search for care home escapee
• Operation Christmas Child sale offered in Kenova
• St. Mary's employees donate to United Way
• Marathon expecting 1,400-plus
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• United Way hosts rural retirement specialist
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• 2 arrested in textbook scheme
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• Hay bales burn in fire in Mason County
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• 'General Lee' visits church as part of lecture series for Civil War Days
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• Circus prepares for weekend of 'Illuscination'
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• Print exclusive: Barboursville police blotter
• Print exclusive: Census could link cities
• MU hosts childhood language clinic
• Drug suspect arrested in Detroit on Oct. 27
• Fight to address dropouts runs deep
• Federal jury convicts man of drug charge
• Cabell Huntington receives strike notice from union
• Thomas McChesney: Participation does not stop at voting; society needs active citizens
• Get healthy: Keep an eye on waist, not just weight
• Kasich beats Strickland in Ohio's governor race
• GOP captures key state posts, chief justice
• McHugh defeats Yoder in Supreme Court race
• W.Va. Dems increase majority in state Senate
• Print exclusive: Milton considers sewer rate increase
• Print exclusive: The man behind Marshall's Confederacy collection
• Sustainable agriculture in West Virginia selected topic at synposium
• Kentucky legislature: Republicans could make small state Senate gain
• Boyd County, Ky.: Incumbent Tolliver defeats Stapleton in close race
• Congress: 1 Dem hangs on, 4 GOP incumbents back
• GOP sees silver lining in close race
• Rahall survives challenge
• American Legion Auxiliary selling chocolate bars for Christmas program
• Final Senate filings show Raese outraised by Manchin
• Community Hospice earns accreditation
• Financial Stability Partnership to host presentation Nov. 2
• Share your Halloween costumes, decorations
• OLBH to host free luncheon Nov. 17
• One injured in morning crash
• KDMC to offer free screenings Nov. 4
• Hospital workers to vote on strike
• Hospital workers to vote on strike
• Park and Recreation District presents free rose slips
• Print Exclusive: Spaghetti dinner benefits Ceredo fire department
• Print Exclusive: Brenda Lucas column
• Hundreds enjoy summer Mark Twain cruises
• Send us your autumn photos
• Salvation Army seeking help this holiday season
• TRI-STATE NEWS QUIZ ANSWERS
• AEG awards seven technology grants to teachers
• Musical set to tell story of hospice experiences
• Public meetings
• Postal Service announces military shipping dates for holidays
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• Poll: Strickland, Kasich even in Ohio governor race
• Church hosts Kirkin of the Tartans Service
• Print Exclusive: Breast-feeding initiation rate down in W.Va.
• Public meeting to focus on health care reform bill
• Woman arrested for nighttime burglary
• Benefit concert set for today at VFW 1064
• Retired radio deejay to host Halloween party
• Salvation Army hosting 'Halloweener Party' Nov. 1
• Wayne blotter: Man reports overnight burglary, $13,300 in stolen items
• Volunteers take part in Mount Pisgah Cemetery cleanup
• MU groups show off skills at Step Show
• Print exclusive: City eyes 53 properties for demolition
• Print exclusive: Helping homeless vets
• Dog lovers celebrate 'Howl-O-Ween'
• Memories of a country preacher
• Pear and Cherry Crumble is a healthy whole grain dessert
• House offers up Halloween scares
• Miranda Lambert brings 'Revolution' to Huntington
• Cabell Huntington Hospital honors those affected by cancer with balloon release
• Print exclusive: Marshall University seals time capsule
• Print exclusive: Brig. Gen. visits alma mater Marshall
• Church to host breakfast, chance to meet candidates
• Buffalo Creek Road fire deemed arson
• Authorities investigating armed robberies
• United Way seeks grant proposal submissions
• Concert to raise funds for funeral expenses
• Tri-State News Quiz
• Wayne County police blotter: 81-year-old loses $21,500 to fraudulent phone scheme
• Hit-and-run suspect sought by city police
• Annual Safe Trick or Treat attracts thousands to downtown Huntington
• Print exclusive: Cabell Commission gives nod to water project
• Print exclusive: Four arrests in Barboursville
• Print exclusive: Wayne man reports overnight break-in
• MADD checkpoint set Oct. 30 at church
• Halloween calendar
• Employment benefits liability puts MU income in red
• Police blotter: 2 Huntington residents charged in marijuana incident
• Greg Hardin offers full Halloween experience to trick-or-treaters
• Vanin steps down as head of senior services
• Truck rear-ends Wayne school bus
• Highs schools perform annual Halloween concert
• Print exclusive: Business improving at Pullman
• Louis Capaldini: Music helps dramatize horror movies
• Police blotter: Two arrested after items reported missing from Board of Education Office
• Perfect pets
• Qdoba to donate portion of sales to MDA
• Huntington woman sentenced to four years in prison
• Three admit to Culloden gun thefts
• Church preschool to host used book sale
• Free spa girls' night out planned for Nov. 3
• Cabell Huntington Hospital, SeniorWise to host presentation
• Mall rape timeline
• 'Ms. Susan' participates in discussion at MU
• Print exclusive: Rick Simmons column
• Thousands still without power
• Print exclusive: Suspected pill thief nabbed in Milton
• Beshear appoints Ashland attorney to Endow Kentucky Commission
• Woman arrested after pills found
• Homicide victim's widow admits guilt in drug case
• ACTC to host Graduate Kentucky Program
• Two charged with trafficking pills
• Three arrested after police find drugs, guns in vehicle
• Officials expect large Election Day turnout
• Thomas McChesney: Effort to raise funds a triumph
• Prosecutor honored for work in animal cruelty case
• Marshall hosts second 'Haunted Rec'
• Suspect turns self over in shooting case
• Print exclusive: Women dress for success
• Telephone service interruption affects WV FiberNet customers
• Trick-or-Treat times for the Tri-State
• Participants sought for MU homecoming parade
• Cabell library to show birth documentary
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• Cabell library to show birth documentary
• Participants sought for MU homecoming parade
• Program offers drug dealers second chance
• Marshall Homecoming Court announced
• Print Exclusive: Shedding light on local history
• Police blotter: Former elementary school broken into; items, walls vandalized
• Man injured in Big Sandy boating accident
• Cabell County Master Gardeners class begins Nov. 9
• Public meetings
• W.Va. coal mine operators back 'Spike' Maynard
• Get through Thanksgiving without guilt
• Print exclusive: 12 sentenced in circuit court
• Walk for Women raises funds for breast cancer awareness
• Print Exclusive: A new twist on the classic yearbook
• Print exclusive: Sternwheeler cruises prove to be popular
• World Community Day coming up Nov. 5
• Two men arrested on felony charges
• Safe Halloween events scheduled in Huntington
• Tri-State News Quiz answers
• Sunday's child
• Big Brothers Big Sisters depend on faithful volunteers
• Unity center of NAACP freedom banquet
• Heritage Station offers night of mystery, drama
• Print exclusive: Cabell school salaries
• Print exclusive: Historic cemetery gets cleaned up
• Diaper drive benefits local needy children
• The Avett Brothers perform at Big Sandy Superstore Arena
• Work under way for Winter Wonderland of Lights in Ashland
• Football team works to clean up Ritter Park
• Clyde Beal: A young man who doesn't conform
• Joints Jog 5-K benefits Huntington Area Food Bank
• Crews to begin paving Ky. 752 on Monday
• Ceremony celebrates groundbreaking of new Boyd County High School
• Artists display ceramics exhibition at Heritage Station
• Print exclusive: Mall rape timeline
• Print exclusive: Ron English
• Print exclusive: Norm Beebe
• Boil water advisory issued for Centerville Road
• Army Corps of Engineers to host workshop
• Jim's Steak and Spaghetti House hosts fundraiser
• Campaign Trails: Poll shows Manchin leading in Senate race
• Two Detroit men indicted on federal drug charges
• New blood vs. experience in commission race
• 'Goblins Gala' raises funds for The Healing Place
• Police blotter: Man arrested after taking AEP meter from property
• Name change workshop set for Saturday
• Print exclusive: Marshall Board of Governors
• Print exclusive: Wayne crime
• Print exclusive: Lawrence Commission
• Chowdhury using robotic surgery system for removal of lung tumors
• Trick-or-Treat times for the Tri-State
• Campaign trails: Manchin endorsed by West Virginia Manufacturers Association
• Rec Center hosting Halloween event
• Projects could improve traffic flow in Tri-State
• Club sponsors auditions for Young People's Concert
• Send us your holiday news
• Huntington man charged with stealing veteran benefits
• Sleeping more can help you burn fat, calories
• Children take part in after school celebration
• Chamber hosts Business After Hours
• Prosecutor calls press conference for Friday
• Print exclusive: Big Brothers, Big Sisters
• Print exclusive: Barboursville crime
• Trick-or-treat times for the Tri-State
• Lewis Center hosting kid's Halloween party
• City works to meet home rule provisions
• Boyd County Sheriff's Office receives grant
• Cabell prosecutor: Charges dropped in alleged kidnapping
• Inaugural Howl-O-Ween Walk to raise funds for Huntington dog park
• Marshall under crime-reporting review
• Local church to get sneak peek of new film
• Hospital to host parties for pediatric cancer patients
• Campaign Trails: Rasmussen Reports show Raese with seven-point lead
• MU hosts annual Etiquette Dinner
• Boyd library offers Halloween festivities
• News in brief: United Way seeks grant proposals
• Police blotter: Thousands of dollars in damage, items stolen in vehicle break-in
• Fox News poll shows Raese with narrower lead in U.S. Senate race
• Man dies from injuries sustained in fall
• Three more women arrested on drug charges
• Where's he from? Palin botches tweet touting Raese
• Three injured in I-64 accident
• Print exclusive: HMDA close to selling property
• Day care workers receive flowers for their hard work
• GOP bus tour stops in Huntington
• Print exclusive: KineticPark could gain some more tenants soon
• Print exclusive: Mechanic responsible for keeping Cabell kids safe
• Print Exclusive: Cabell BOE to meet
• Seven arrested on drug charges
• Burglary, theft charges among Boyd indictments
• Candidate Rand Paul makes stop in Ashland
• VA Medical Center offers free flu shots
• Police blotter: Woman reports laptop, various jewelry stolen from residence
• Poll: Raese leads Manchin in U.S. Senate race
• Three-time WWF Champion Foley visits Marshall, signs copies of book
• Zumbathon event raises funds for breast cancer awareness
• Print Exclusive: Funding shift threatens Weed and Seed offerings
• Coast Guard cautions boaters to remain safe on water
• Health classes offered around Tri-State
• Palin coming to region
• Manchin, Raese clash in debate
• W.Va. U.S. House candidates raise $1.7M, spend $2.6M
• Send us your holiday events
• NAACP banquet to feature the Rev. Ronald English
• MU Rec Center hosting used shoe drive
• Library hosting scarecrow display and auction
• MU Rec Center offering babysitting
• Show tells story of 'average guy' who won heart of America
• Memorial walk planned for scholarship for Oct. 30
• Print exclusive: New bike rental program at Marshall
• Print exclusive: Cheer Competition draws hundreds
• Tri-State news quiz answers
• Trick-or-treat times for the Tri-State
• Public meetings
• Tickets being sold for 'Once Upon a Mattress'
• Trick-or-Treat times for the Tri-State
• Tri-State news quiz
• Magistrate candidates tout experience
• MU hosts high school chorus students
• Print exclusive: Urgent care vs. the ER
• Print exclusive: USS West Virginia turns 20
• City approves sewer projects, trail work
• Clyde Beal: Learning to read expands your world
• Association for blind hosts White Cane Day
• Huntington Symphony Orchestra delights crowd with unique concert
• Senate candidates to debate on Monday
• Proposed changes in pollution standards approved
• 'Karate Kid' is after-school movie at Boyd library
• Portions of boulevards to remain closed
• Get healthy: Find your own best time to exercise
• Congregation to install new pastor
• HHS falls at Woodrow Wilson
• Police capture fugitive wanted by U.S. Marshals
• Arch Coal to fight EPA veto of permit
• Guyandotte community rallies to save historic Methodist church
• Police blotter: Kenova woman escapes from home confinement
• Teenager treated for stab wounds
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle on U.S. 60
• Print exclusive: Raese profile
• Print exclusive: MCTC
• Print exclusive: Federal indictments
• Officials speak out Friday on the EPA recommendation
• Forensic science students learn explosive techniques
• MU Alum Run kicks off 15th year
• Memorial dedication set for Marine Corps pilot
• Ebenezer Medical Outreach issues new challenge
• Send us your holiday events
• Film fest enjoys record audience
• Area postal employees exposed to hazards
• Kiwanis Club day care celebrates its 80th birthday, opens new classrooms
• Print exclusive: Synthetic marijuana
• Print exclusive: Cabell Commission
• Print exclusive: Wayne crime
• Critical mass ride today at Ritter Park
• Three charged in steel heist
• Police blotter: Police arrest four for using stolen credit card
• Barboursville family donates teddy bears to Hugs of Hope
• Several students named semifinalists
• Local church celebrates 50 years
• Check for time bomb in your abdomen
• Screenings to be offered at health expo
• Signing takes place at MCT Cooking & Culinary Institute
• Early voting begins; 219 cast ballots on first day
• Former MU student turns self in
• TTA celebrates completion of stimulus projects with ceremony
• Chuck Landon: MU should pick a QB and stick with him
• MU game balls
• Chuck Landon grades the Herd
• Print exclusive: Homerule
• Rick Simmons: Guyandotte church a piece of history
• Eagle scout clears log, opens Minton play area
• Barboursville releases August police stats
• Alligator killed in central Lincoln County
• Kentucky man charged with stalking local ex-wife
• 'Diamond Teeth' Mary to be inducted into 2011 West Virginia Music Hall of Fame
• 'White Cane Celebration' planned for Saturday
• Commission to meet Thursday morning
• Huntington man pleads guilty to firearm possession
• Little Victories to host events
• Ashland police investigating series of burglaries
• Wayne organization to host community event
• Police blotter: $19,000 in items reported missing
• Hosptial hosts breast cancer survivor dinner
• Campaign Trails: According to poll, Manchin leading Raese by 3 percent
• Urban deer hunt continues
• Candidates forum: Getting their message out
• Print exclusive: Marshall crime
• Print exclusive: Huntington City Council
• Print exclusive: Local man receives ninth degree black belt
• Marshall parking altered for game
• Marshall orchestra opens latest season
• PTO collecting funds for woman's funeral
• Huntington roadway to be closed Wednesday
• Guyandotte Chapter No. 89 Eastern Star to host meeting
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• Voter interest lower in Lawrence for upcoming election
• Accident sends 3 to area hospitals
• Print exclusive: Huntington City Council to discuss sewer woes
• Print Exclusive: The life and times of Alan Gould
• Trick-or-Treat times
• NAACP banquet to feature the Rev. Ronald English
• C-K AutumnFest Parade set for Oct. 26
• Tri-State to offer number of health-conscious activities
• 'Kirkin of the Tartans' scheduled for Oct. 31
• Election candidate profile: Douglas Franklin
• Book and movie group changes meeting time
• Local news in brief
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• Huntington businessman wins St. Jude Dream Home
• Women warriors
• Print exclusive: Filmmakers Festival
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates 74th house
• Film fest enjoys record audience
• Columbus Day closings
• MU Alum Run kicks off 15th year
• Huntington businessman wins St. Jude Dream Home
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• Pumpkin auction wraps up fest
• Five of six candidates oppose home rule
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• Library membership drive set in Boyd
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• Public meetings
• Dog show raises funds for Lewy body dementia
• Print exclusive: MU alumni run
• Print exclusive: Pumpkin Festival
• Man taken to hospital after armed robbery
• Corps of Engineers to premiere documentary
• Cabell changes report cards for younger students
• Southside Elementary PTO collecting funds
• Festival celebrates German-inspired food, culture
• Huntington High School hosts its homecoming dance
• Huntington High to conduct drama classes
• Spring Valley celebrates 'Forever Tonight' themed homecoming
• Columbus Day closings
• Chesapeake hosts its annual Oktoberfest
• Print exclusive: Local women serve as judges at World Equestrian Games
• Print exclusive: Donation to tear down dilapidated houses
• Print exclusive: The ACT
• 'Hick' ad still on air around state, gains national attention
• Police blotter: Kenova man arrested on indecent exposure, obstructing charges
• Gambling parlor reports robbery
• Election candidate profile: Brian Savilla
• Pumpkin Festival schedule
• Former MU student charged in Sept. incident
• Bridge replacement project to begin in Lawrence County
• CSX train derails in southern W.Va.
• Train hits, kills man in Logan
• Campaign trails: W.Va. U.S. Senate candidates to debate
• Several schools attend Pumpkin Festival
• Print exclusive: Bethel Church
• Church offering clothing giveaway
• Police blotter: Worker reports store break-in
• MUPD dismisses case as sexual assault
• Morning sickness remedies: No sure thing
• Election candidate profile: Josh Stowers
• White Cane Day to celebrate achievements of the blind
• Power outage forces MU to close classes
• OLBH receives $25,000 grant from AEP
• MU Theatre presents 'Saturday, Sunday, Monday'
• Screenings, shots, more offered at Lawrence AARP health fair
• Clowns visiting area schools to read to children
• Print exclusive: Wayne crime
• Print exclusive: Sheriff's Cup
• Mission Outreach to distribute farm produce to foodbank
• Historical walking tour set for Oct. 30 in Ashland
• TV ad targets Rahall's background
• Ad, website ratchet up W.Va. U.S. Senate race
• Mission program awarded 5-year grant
• Trick-or-Treat Times
• Get healthy: Study: Exercise helps you sleep
• Midland FFA members place first
• Election candidate profile: Phil Hudok
• Ky. governor presents Ashland, Catlettsburg police with grants
• Area students meet representatives at Marshall University College Fair
• GOP pulling W.Va. Senate ad with ’hicky’ actors
• Print exclusive: Barboursville crime
• Print exclusive: Pumpkin Festival traffic
• Print exclusive: Cabell indictments
• Lions Club gets training on new eye screening equipment
• Cabell schools to operate on alternate schedule Oct. 7
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Be a skeptic when in the supermarket
• Election candidate profile: Elliott E. 'Spike' Maynard
• Thomas McChesney: Several Create Huntington-related events scheduled
• Activity highlights challenges faced by those with disabilities
• BOE supports razing of former school
• Luncheon raises money for St. Mary's Pink Ribbon Fund
• Trick or treat times set
• Oct. 23 dinner to help benefit scholarship fund
• Nebraska poet to read from her work Oct. 7
• Tri-State Trick-or-Treat times
• Lunch event to benefit Highlands museum
• Post 16 is planning Everlasting Ceremony
• Scarecrows needed for library event
• Thompson honored by association of Realtors
• Parade rolls through downtown
• Fire kills 5 in Ohio; names confirmed
• Man gets up to 15 years on drug charge
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Several health events scheduled for Tri-State
• Wayne School Board to meet on Tuesday
• Huntington Police find marijuana plants in vehicle
• Tri-State Trick-or-Treat times
• Spooktacular events planned for library
• Date changed for Veterans Day parade
• Anime convention draws hundreds
• Your Huntington Symphony Orchestra annouces Winter Season
• Pumpkin Festival kicks off 25th year
• A.C. Moore stores to continue 'Crafting A Better World'
• VFW Post 9097 hosts benefit for Jeremy Cook
• Public meetings
• Annual Buddy Walk scheduled for Oct. 9
• Hobby Lobby to offer beginners photo class
• Finley awaiting response from court
• Paul: Social Security age may need to be raised
• Poll: Rahall has sizeable lead over Maynard
• Several flu shot clinics scheduled for Cabell
• Fire reported in Ky. trailer park, no injuries
• Ironton Council for the Arts' concert season kicks off Oct. 11
• Police officers compete in 2nd annual Sheriff's Cup
• National expert to speak at Autism Training Center
• NAACP hosts Freedom Fund Banquet
• Patterson Sims to speak at HMA
• Cabell Midland celebrates homecoming
• Fire reported in Barboursville Friday
• Woman turns self in to Western Regional Jail
• First-ever Huntington Music and Arts Festival draws crowd
• Job market still shaky, but some fields are promising
• Structure fire reported in Perry Township
• Task force lands long-anticipated arrest
• Cabell Huntington gets $643,500 federal funds for planned children's hospital
• Election candidate profile: Jesse Johnson
• Police blotter: Women report break-in at residence
• Robbery investigation leads to business found operating without license
• Tomlin performs for Big Sandy arena crowd
• Police to compete in shooting contest Saturday
• Event offers hope to those with breast cancer
• Get Healthy Tri-State: One grain that can help make you skinny
• Man arrested in pharmacy robbery
• Maynard: Disputed TV ad will continue
• Lunch box with $500 in cash stolen
• Event raises awareness for disabilities
• Dulcimer society celebrates 25 years
• HolyFest set in Kenova for Saturday, Oct. 2
• Sky Box disc golf tournament scheduled for Oct. 10
• McClelland to retire as parks director
• Boyd County jury returns more than 20 indictments
• Election candidate profile: Patrick Lucas
• West Virginians for Life hosting convention Saturday
• Man injured in crash comes forward to police
• Man faces sex charges from 2006 incident
• Museum offers art class to home-schooled students
• YouthBuild, housing authority help folks with home projects
• Equipment still missing from Apple Butter Festival
• Police blotter: Man reports gaming equipment, gun stolen from residence
• Rick Simmons: Pulled barbecue pork dinners at SwineFest a hit
• Garbage truck wrecks into ditch in Lawrence
• Comfort House to host 'Chili and More' benefit
• Burglary reported at Boyd County business
• Walk and Roll Parade planned for Sept. 30
• One killed, five injured in crash
• Deputies investigate Huntington debit card fraud case
• Ceremony celebrates efforts of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
• Family awarded specially-trained service dog from Canine Assistants
• Huntington firefighter receives award
• 2 robbed, attacked in park
• Organizations donate handmade pillowcases to children at hospital
• One dead, several injured in Boyd accident
• Local church to host Blessing of the Animals
• News in brief: Church helping out local food pantry
• Polls show Raese ahead of Manchin in Senate race
• Guyandotte church to host rummage sale
• Sheriff's department makes meth bust
• W.Va. GOP says it won't appeal ballot ruling
• HHS students test out DUI simulator
• Firefighter to be honored
• Boyd man arrested on 2 drug charges
• More than 100 pounds of pills collected locally for program
• Police blotter: Ashland teen allegedly beaten by mother and her boyfriend
• Detroit man arrested in Huntington
• Huntington City Council approves budget revision
• Children meet city's canine crime fighters
• Tuesday evening obituary update
• Report: 10 states sell half of imported crime guns
• West Virginia receives $20M research boost
• Tri-State Literacy seeks volunteer tutors
• Event to honor those who serve
• The use of deadly force OK in W.Va.
• Recent acts of violence against homeless probably not a trend
• Fruth Pharmacy robbed at knifepoint
• Vote on budget revision expected
• First Stage Theatre kicks off season with Dahl's 'Peach'
• Four men jailed on felony charges
• Huntington dog park supporters to meet Wednesday
• Fairland East to host book fair Sept. 27
• Huntington Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Old Central City sponsors open house, appraisal fair
• Highlawn Baptist Church offers Sunday services in Chinese
• Wayne school board to consider termination of teacher
• Laws outline use of deadly force
• Broadway at the Plaza
• Public meetings
• Dog park supporters to meet Wednesday
• Tri-State news quiz answers
• Election candidate profile: Nick Joe Rahall II
• Thanks to you
• Help yourself sleep like a baby
• Ribbon-cutting for new VA center is Oct. 7
• Businesses raise funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters through bowling competitions
• Gallaher Library hosting book sale starting Oct. 1
• Union township ready for clean-up
• MU hosts open house for high school students
• High school bands perform at Cabell Midland event
• Prescription drug Take Back big success
• Tailgaters show support ahead of Herd's first win this season
• 3 sent to Western Regional Jail on felony charges
• Campaign trails: Cabell, Wayne GOP groups to host Yoder
• Big Sandy arena hosts annual Pilot Club antique show
• Orthodox church hosts Greek Festival Days
• Orthodox church hosts Greek Festival Days
• MSHA cites Massey for hundreds of W.Va. violations
• Judge rejects GOP challenge of W.Va. ballot
• What biking does for you that walking doesn't
• Election candidate profile: Matthew Woelfel
• Clippings from Ritter Park Rose Garden to be available free to public
• Kiwanis Club announces Division 4 Lt. Governor
• OLBH to provide flu vaccinations Oct. 13
• W.Va. Broadcasting Hall of Fame to induct 2010 class
• Pile of clothes is source of small fire
• Holocaust museum curator visits MU
• Residents inducted into state hall of fame
• Hospice to conduct free pregnancy session
• Beverly Hills Garden Club gathers for annual flower show
• Election candidate profile: Dale Stephens
• City Council approves occupation tax
• 'Loss of a Child' support group to meet Oct. 4
• Bowen indicted; hearing canceled
• Body found along river
• Flu shot clinics coming up in Lawrence County
• Marshall's Forensic Science Center to receive more than $5.9 million in federal funds
• Hospice creates Donor Wall in memory of loved ones
• OLBH to host All Hallow's Eve Bash on Oct. 29
• Election candidate profile: Anne Morton Yon
• City sets final vote on tax package
• Magical Night of Giving set for Nov. 21 in Ashland
• Man arrested, charged in Sept. 3 robbery, beating
• Small group protests at Republican headquarters
• Mother also charged with neglect
• Winner selected for Ronald McDonald House Charity Car Raffle
• Fishing access area near W.Va. 35 to be closed
• Red Cross hosting blood drives at several locations
• Police blotter: Man reports cargo trailer containing tools, equipment stolen
• Firefighters say farewell to longtime colleague
• Heroin sentence slashed
• First class to MU students offered at kitchen
• 3 men plead guilty to drug charges
• Police look into robbery at cigarette retailer
• Police blotter: Employee developing pictures reports images of children
• Spots still available for golf outings
• Exams for 'ham' radio licenses set for Oct. 9
• Popcorn buckets to aid breast cancer group
• Polls split on who's leading in Senate race
• Teen arrested in Ohio shooting
• Another homeless man attacked at riverfront; juvenile suspected
• St. Joseph Church, schools to acquire 5th Avenue property
• Two accidents slow traffic on East Pea Ridge Road
• Kentucky State Police to get three new faces
• Barboursville Branch Library to host annual fall book sale
• W.Va. Chamber of Commerce endorses Manchin
• Marshall's H.E.L.P. program hosting golf fundraiser
• Election candidate profile: Carol Miller
• Long-time Marshall professor to be honored at ACLU of West Virginia celebration
• MU students volunteer for number of activities for Week of Service
• MU signs agreement with EPA, expands green efforts
• Safe Harbor to host annual Candlelight Vigil
• W.Va. renews interest in stimulus funds
• Meeting on changes in postal operations is set for Monday
• Crews respond to lunch-time fire
• Tri-State Hero: Pvt. Steve C. Carver
• 2 of 4 against home rule program
• Tri-State news quiz answers
• Commission election boils down to budget
• Theatre company continues 'Steel Magnolias' production
• VA Medical Center to host outreach program
• MU awarded federal money for new program
• Tri-State news quiz
• Teens, families enjoy free Christian concert
• Artists, residents attend Art in the Park
• 14th X-Fest draws more than 6,000 to riverfront park
• Ironton man killed when struck by vehicle
• 'Purple Scarf of Hope' contest entries due Oct. 30
• Ashland officials tout payroll tax as positive
• KDMC to present hysterectomy seminar
• Ashland hosts Poage Landing Days
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Lean ground beef makes healthy burger
• Clyde Beal: Life was less complicated a few short years ago
• For babies' sake
• Candidate profile: Scott Bias
• Kenova police blotter: Authorities jail robbery suspect
• Organizers in Milton to meet about horse park
• Chick-fil-A to host father, daughter date night event
• Police blotter: Man reports vehicle stolen from in front of business
• Cabell-Huntington Board of Health to meet Sept. 22
• Christian bands to highlight festival
• Herald-Dispatch seeking nominations for Health Expo award
• MCTC moving on with plans for new building
• Carnival on the Block raises funds for mission of St. Joe Grade School
• Authorities search for work release escapee
• H-D seeking nominations for Health Expo awards
• League of Women Voters plans regular meeting
• Election candidate profile -- Jim Morgan
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Weight-loss benefits the scale doesn't show you
• Members of leadership group in town for event
• Police blotter: Business reports steel plates stolen
• News in brief: Church celebrating 123 years with events
• Public seeks solutions at drug abuse forum
• Country fans flock to arena to see Sugarland
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans live in poverty
• MU Foundation kicks off annual Family Campaign
• TTA to spend $172,000 in funds on Dial-A-Ride implementation
• Lynn Ormiston: September a time to celebrate literacy
• City police investigating hit-and-run accident
• Punishments reduced in drug cases
• Peformance highlights women in history
• Hospice of Huntington to conduct life skills class
• Tips offer strategies to avoid first-year college weight gain
• MU hosts 'A Tribute to John Marshall'
• Police blotter: Company reports credit cards used to purchase $3,016 in gasoline
• Cabell to take up discussion on proposed occupation tax
• Student earns Eagle Scout rank through Little Victories service project
• Cabell GOP opens headquarters
• Violent, property crime numbers mixed in W.Va.
• Putnam County to enjoy pedestrian bridge built by Scouts, volunteers
• Election candidate profile: Troy Andes
• Huntington hires new public works director
• U.S. 23 in Boyd County sees some development
• Motions hearing set in Crawford slaying case
• Mountwest to offer ballroom classes
• 'Look Good, Feel Better' meeting Sept. 28 at OLBH
• Historic WW II ship set to pass through region
• Storm water to be focus of meeting
• Election candidate profile: Kevin Craig
• The Herald-Dispatch seeks nominations for Healthy Lifestyle Awards
• Workshop offers tips on conservation
• VA to host luncheon for former POWs Friday
• Wolfe makes wager with Bowling Green mayor
• Three sentenced to prison by Boyd judge
• Firm signs option agreement for purchasing annex building
• W.Va. 2010 SAT scores show improvement
• Campaign trails: Poll solicited by Johnson shows tight race with Wilson
• Mattox: Keep election ads out of right-of-way
• Saxophonist Masek visits Marshall
• Pleas give glimpse into marijuana conspiracy
• Four jailed on felony charges
• Church set to offer Zumba classes on Mondays
• Love eating? Too much? Read this
• Newly opened Spring Valley church conducts first service
• Pennington foundation crosses $1M threshold
• Crowd heads out for annual Maynard reunion
• Downtown Live Committee now seeking groups for Christmas parade
• Public meetings
• Woman receives reduced sentence
• Tri-State News Quiz
• Huntington council to hold hearing on tax plan
• Fitness, health focus of PATH fundraiser
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Serve this white bean and sweet red pepper salsa with baked pita wedges
• Clyde Beal: Seniors still have lessons of life to give
• Portion of Elkins Creek Road to be closed
• Man arrested on child abuse charge Friday
• Sunday's child
• Swinefest wraps up third successful year
• Ceremony honors first responders
• Health department plans flu shot clinics
• Couple honored for attractive home and yard
• Celebrating a life
• Gameday luncheon draws crowd excited for football
• Cabell County GOP to open its headquarters Sept. 14
• Tribute to first responders to mark 9/11 anniversary
• Get Healthy: Drop your espresso and take a walk
• Local, state politicians players in the Friends of Coal Bowl
• Church calendar
• Fans take in game from several venues
• Manchin: Rivalry series to continue
• Texting drill kicks off national safety program
• Overtime field goal lifts WVU over Thundering Herd
• St. Mary's dedicates Healthy Highlawn Walking Trail
• Wesbanco Bank celebrates military, emergency service personnel with program
• 'Lunch-N-Learn' event focuses on physical activity
• Suicide prevention group hosts community walk
• Waste Authority meeting scheduled for Sept. 14
• Swinefest to host Sept. 11 tribute
• Wayne County police blotter: Robbery reported at Trace Branch residence
• Man charged with recording nude men in dressing room
• Bill Clinton rallies for Fisher's U.S. Senate bid
• Feds say pumping continues at W.Va. mine
• City Hall annex may soon have buyer
• Swinefest kicks off in Guyandotte
• Yard sale, hot dog sale scheduled for Sept. 11
• Some keep secrets locked up for years or decades
• Man with learners permit charged with DUI causing death
• On-campus parking to be altered for Marshall-WVU game
• Teacher, coach suspended after drug charge
• Candidate Johnson tours Lawrence County business before town meeting
• Hospice of Huntington to host series of seminars
• Juvenile arrested in recent beating
• Charity dog show scheduled for Oct. 9
• Kentucky State Police investigating accident
• Manchin, Raese support televised debate
• Local man charged with sexually abusing three pre-teens
• Program finds half of elementary students visit a dentist regularly
• Coal king in W.Va. 3rd District House debate
• Kanawha sheriffs arrest two connected to meth case
• Boil advisory issued for Barboursville area
• Carnival opens Wednesday
• OLBH to host free prostate screenings
• Police blotter: Woman reports guns, jewelry stolen from home
• 2 arrested, 3 injured in Kanawha fight
• Portsmouth patrol post gets new commander
• Fire destroys Milton house
• First lady joined in Huntington by other state politicians
• Simply Whisk hosts grand opening
• Catlettsburg Labor Day events continue community tradition
• Burglary charges among Boyd indictments
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Number of health events scheduled for Tri-State
• One jailed on felony charge Sunday night
• Five vehicles damaged in bridge crash
• 3 arrested on drug charges after traffic stop in Portsmouth
• Robbery suspect among recent sentences
• Healthy Lifestyle Awards
• Boil water advisory lifted for areas of city
• Milton Baptist Church sponsoring concert Sept. 16
• Obama assails GOP, promotes new jobs program
• Gospel sing attracts seven groups
• Western Regional Jail books 2 on felony charges on Sunday
• Public meetings
• Labor Day closings
• State employees sue over tech jobs
• Cabell Democrats pay tribute to first lady Gayle Manchin
• Labor Day closings
• Office manager among recent Cabell sentences
• Mall hosts annual rose show
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Feed your brain vitamin D-3
• Skydivers raise funds for charity
• Book explores little-known chapter of region’s railroading history
• Mountain State Council of the Blind to host convention
• Deickman among recent sentences
• Way Back Weekend draws people from far away
• Pullman working as catalyst
• GOP gains steam
• Tourney draws hundreds
• Crazy for cornhole
• Guyandotte cleans up for SwineFest
• Ashland’s Highlands Museum and Discovery Center hosts fundraiser
• Kfeirian Cultural Reunion continues through Monday
• 'Meech Dog' brings laughs to Huntington
• W.Va. highway system ranked 30th in nation
• Walmart unveils new look at grand re-opening
• Annual Rose Society show set for Sunday at Huntington Mall
• Skydivers to host 'Jump for Joy' Sunday
• Blood donors can earn $2 ice cream coupon
• Substance abuse prevention group to host forum
• Healthy Lifestyle Awards
• Get Healthy Tri-State: Proper hydration depends on workout
• Red Cross teams deployed for hurricane response
• Singing group in need of robes for performance
• Labor Day closings
• 'Revolution' goes to L.A.
• Church putting on 5K for charity
• Chesapeake High Class of 1960 sets reunion
• Healthy Lifestyle Awards
• Rice, pasta and potato salad: Diet dishes?
• Commission certifies election
• Woman, 53, reports being beaten with Maglight, theft of drugs
• Commissioners support lawsuit
• Saluting World War II veterans
• Drug search nabs four
• Man, 36, hangs self from 17th St. bridge
• West Virginia Film Office to host open casting call
• Guyandotte library to host used book sale
• Grant funds to help in fight against drugs, alcohol
• Cabell Democrats get new home
• Commission to discuss election, occupation tax
• Conservation grants awarded to W.Va. projects
• Cabwaylingo State Forest to receive funding
• Submit your wildlife photos
• Battle of the belly bulge
• Big Brothers Big Sisters recruiting mentors
• The Herald-Dispatch seeks nominations for Health Expo
• Westmoreland Foodland open after incident
• Tickets for Sept. 24 Wynonna show on sale
• Don't let gum disease go to your head
• Justice has conflict of colors
• H-D Healthy Lifestyle Awards nominations
• Corporation demanding repayment from MU
• Early cancer detection is vital step in saving lives
• Cabell schools praised for food
• Book club members meet
• Thomas McChesney: Let's make the state proud on game day
• Traffic stop yields three drug arrests
• Armed robbery reported downtown
• Guyandotte to host cleanup to prepare for SwineFest
• Prestera to host picnic for alumni of recovery program
• Faces of the Tri-State: Entrepreneur's love of design makes business successful
• MU marching band surpasses 300 members for first time in history
• Mason County clerk juggles son's wedding, special election duties
• Windows of Cabell County Republican Headquarters damaged by graffiti artists
• Guyandotte to host cleanup to prepare for SwineFest
• Prestera to host picnic for alumni of recovery program
• Wayne High School to host 40th class reunion
• Westmoreleand Foodland evacuated after white substance found
• Food for thought
• Fit Fest to raise funds for PATH
• Walkers raise awareness of gluten-related disease
• Byrd's office quietly closes, yielding trove
• Community gets chance to explore new schools
• TTA offers free bus service to college students
• Barbershop society hosts annual reunion
• Tri-State News Quiz answers
• H-D seeking nominations for Health Expo awards
• W.Va. Kickball Association hosts championship
• Two men jailed on felony charges Sunday
• Statewide science and research symposium to be held at Marshall
• Huntington's Kitchen hosts canning class
• Hospice to offer series of educational programs
• Chemistry creates entertaining performance in ARTS production
• 90-Day Health Challenge wraps up with 5K run, walk
• Foes of occupation tax cite inequities
• W.Va. church group taking 'hard walk' on mining
• On man in regional jail on felony charges
• Herald-Dispatch seeking nominations for Health Expo
• Woman files report of armed robbery
• Producers looking for talent for new TV show
• News in brief
• Bellefonte urgent care center changes hours
• Grief session presented by Hospice
• Clyde Beal: Local couple enjoys simple, low-key vacations
• Police blotter: Man reports guns, cash, other items stolen from residence
• Campaign Trails: Candidate to visit Boyd, Carter counties
• Local group gets federal funds for weatherization program
• Small fire quickly extinguished
• For kid's sake
• Sign-up in style
• Greenup County man arrested in shooting
• Aug. 30 meeting set to focus on new dog park
• The Herald-Dispatch seeks nominations for expo awards
• Artist meets with fans, signs artwork
• Festival celebrating legendary blues singer an exhibition of local history
• Pleas entered in Lawrence court
• Judicial center named for Hagerman
• Burglary investigated in Gallia County
• Campaign trails: Manchin, court justice to attend opening of Cabell Democratic headquarters
• MU Board of Governors takes first step bond refinancing
• Concerns prompted quick arrest
• W.Va. ginseng season to start Sept. 1
• 7 candidates for U.S. Senate appear at dinner
• Recalled eggs found in West Virginia
• MSHA: New evidence found in Massey mine explosion
• MU freshman enrollment up past 2,000
• Gallagher performs at Pullman Plaza Hotel
• Nominate someone for the Healthy Lifestyle Awards
• Rally held to help find closure to Samantha Burns case
• Police arrest Barboursville man, confiscate two knives
• Go find your tape measure
• Woman reports forced entry, $7,600 in stolen items
• Health Expo planned for Oct. 16
• Dinner planned at Wayne Republican Headquarters
• Test your skills at Marshall tournament on Thursday
• Man shot by police gets five and a half years
• Interim Sen. Goodwin tours school, MU
• Ohio to receive $400B in federal grant money
• Center for Health, Education and Research to be dedicated Aug. 27
• Ohio seeks $16M for industrial park
• Two sentenced in criminal cases in Boyd County
• Wanted by the U.S. Marshals Service Fugitive C.U.F.F.E.D. Task Force
• Former MU player arraigned in court
• Local artist group's work on display at MU
• Board of governors to get overview of bond revenue projects
• Huntington firefighters battle overnight blaze
• Student hit by car while crossing street
• American Red Cross in need of blood donations
• Tournament gone, but Rogers still busy
• City of Kenova issues boil water advisory
• Kenova Parks & Recreation Board to meet this week
• Road work to begin in Russell Thursday
• Chisholm awaits extradition in pizza delivery robbery
• String of heroin overdoses concerns law enforcement
• MU students return to class
• Sanitary board meeting scheduled for Tuesday
• West Virginia magistrate wins $79 million Powerball jackpot
• Robbery case among recent Cabell sentencings
• West Nile virus case confirmed in Ohio
• AAA reminds motorists of child pedestrian safety
• Feds find explosives inside Massey mine in W.Va.
• Man pleads guilty to Peoples Bank robberies
• Bridge cleaning under way
• At 95, Hechler seeks to defy odds in U.S. Senate bid
• Public meetings
• 40th class reunion planned for Huntington East High
• Baby & Family Expo wraps up
• State money could be dispersed if MU, WVU don’t meet 2013 deadline
• City using new process for home demolition
• Banquet for WWII vets set for Sept. 2
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• Politics blamed for high-risk pool costs
• Request for Cabell recycling grant denied
• Rally on the River wraps up in Ironton
• Tri-State News Quiz answers
• MDA scheduled to host Lock Up for 'Jerry's Kids' Aug. 24
• Library hosts tea party for princes, princesses
• Events to honor Stuart scheduled for Sept. 24-26
• Free banquet for WWII vets planned for Sept. 2
• Marshall hosts second annual RecFest
• Symphony performs largest show of season
• The Senate candidates
• 12 more charges against Bowen
• Area families come out for Baby Expo
• Senate contest may bring a few twists
• 'Food Revolution' wins Emmy for Outstanding Reality Program
• Golden Girl Group Home celebrates completion of garden, rec room project
• Nonprofits worry taxes may eat into giving
• BB&T employees lend a hand to Weed and Seed
• Early voting begins for election
• Welcome freshmen
• HHS class rings have interesting history
• More victims speak out against former officer
• Rick Simmons: Thank O'Shea for 'Dancin' in the Streets'
• 13 U.S. Senate candidates field questions at forum
• Healthy snack mix when on the go
• Man dies at Western Regional Jail
• W.Va. 10 boil water advisory lifted
• Big Time Pro Wrestling celebrates 8 years
• The Mark Twain to host evening cruise
• Husband jailed in case of son's broken leg
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• Police: Man reports 13 guns stolen from home
• Ex-captain charged with sexual assault
• Local entities get grants to save energy
• Prestera joins Race for Recovery
• Federal Correctional Institution celebrates 70th anniversary
• Judicial Center to be named for Judge Hagerman
• The Imagination Movers Live from the Idea Warehouse Concert Tour 2009
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• Huntington Named "Unhealthiest City" in the United States
• Old Central City Days
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