Good morning, Huntington.

Chadd Haddox built a 9-foot snowman on Feb.

5 near his home — neighbors doubted it could reach a third tier.

Jeff Sherr, actor and playwright, presents his one-man show Stumbling Stones: The John Rosenberg Story that tells the true account of a man from Eastern Kentucky; he discussed the project on First Look at Four.

Dustin Lambert from the West Virginia Department of Education visited First Look at Four to explain free summer camp programs for high school students (more details coming soon).

Local schools are closed today due to a reported shortage of NTI days needed for teacher training.

Education officials said they will soon adjust the academic calendar to ensure students make up for lost instructional time.

Cabell County Schools Superintendent Tim Hardesty announced his retirement during Tuesday’s board meeting and will step down in July while thanking school staff and families for their support + noting his aim to reconnect the district with the community.

The West Virginia House of Delegates passed two bills on Feb.

3 to support the state’s application for the Rural Health Transformation Program (a five-year initiative to secure $50 billion in federal funds). The move is expected to boost rural health services statewide.

Cabell County EMS warns homeowners that shoveling snow and salting ice can lead to falls and heart strain, especially among the elderly.

The assistant director of education advises taking breaks and asking for help when needed.

Safety officials warn that residents could face risks while shoveling and salting snow today in Huntington—using caution and proper gear can help prevent injuries.

Local reporter Keith Morehouse interviewed former NFL quarterback Chad Pennington (honored by the Pro Football Hall of Fame) on Feb.

5, where he discussed the significance of the accolade and his celebrated career milestones.

Former WVU and Marshall players add to local Super Bowl legacy as Troy Brown made six appearances, Martinsburg’s Fulton Walker set kickoff records, and Wheeling’s Chuck Howley earned unique MVP honors.

Super Bowl LX unfolds this weekend in Santa Clara as millions tune in.

Joseph Payton and Keith Morehouse discussed Marshall men's and women's basketball and the US chance for a gold medal in men's ice hockey during the Olympic Games starting this weekend + they also highlighted Alex Honnold's climb of Taipei 101 in their latest sports broadcast.

Candlelight: Valentine's Day Special

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Foundry Theater — $31.03 — Experience the magic of candlelight concerts featuring the music of Queen and The Beatles.

Acts of Love - An Evening of Love Stories

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Francis-Booth Experimental Theatre — $22 at the door — Experience a heartfelt journey through the many facets of love in this entertaining collection of stories and songs.

Sponge Rave

9:00 PM – 11:59 PM — The Loud — Check out an exciting evening of music and fun.

WVSSAC Wrestling Tournament - Morning Session

8-11 a.m. — Marshall Health Network Arena — Check out the best local wrestlers compete for glory!