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Friday, March 14th, 2025
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Good morning, Huntington. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 14th of March.
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Markus Deron Guy, 32, testified on March 12, 2025 in his trial for the killing of Alisha Brooke Carnefix, 39, and Koda Bryson Jarrett, 14, at a St. Albans home last February—he says he acted in self-defense when Carnefix attacked him. Charleston Gazette-Mail
FINANCE NEWS
- ➤ The tax filing deadline is just over one month away, and residents are urged to file electronically for a fast refund while bringing all required forms such as W2s and tax statements. A local tax manager notes that West Virginia residents can also claim a new credit for motor vehicle taxes — using letter MV-1 when submitting their returns. WSAZ
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ A West Virginia bill would require ambulances—if available—to be stationed at middle and high school football games by the 2025-2026 school year, the Senate Education Committee said on Thursday. The measure follows concerns over slow emergency responses at past games and aims to keep students safe. WSAZ
- ➤ State officials are getting ready for changes to the federal broadband program after a pause was announced on the $42.5 billion BEAD review—officials say all paperwork is done and a 14-day public comment period will run until early April. They plan to send in the final proposal in early 2025 before beginning a four-year plan to improve broadband access. MetroNews
- ➤ Senate Bill 505 advanced from the Energy Committee to the Senate Government Organization Committee—coal supporters say the new guidelines will help keep power reliable and affordable. PSC Chairwoman Charlotte Lane said the bill adds extra paperwork even though her commission already handles many of these tasks. MetroNews
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ A new study from the University of Kentucky finds that cancer outcomes in Appalachia lag behind those in the rest of the nation. West Virginia doctors say poverty — limited healthcare and environmental exposures — as well as a lack of support add to the challenges faced by patients. Charleston Gazette-Mail
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ On Thursday night Class AAA teams won their regionals when the Nitro Wildcats beat Winfield and Chapmanville topped Wayne, while Ripley advanced after Herbert Hoover fell to Shady Spring. The state tournament starts next Tuesday in Charleston—Chapmanville will play Fairmont Senior on March 18 at 11:15 a.m. and Nitro will meet Ripley on Wednesday at 11:15 a.m. WSAZ
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Town Mountain Live Performance
Town Mountain, an acclaimed bluegrass band known for their energetic live shows and unique blend of musical influences, will perform at The Loud in Huntington, WV.
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The Dangerous Summer Live Concert
The Dangerous Summer, a rock band from Maryland, will perform live at The Loud in Huntington, WV.
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Live Concert featuring Static Fur, Code Red News, and The Fliplighters
Experience a vibrant night of live music with three local bands at The Loud for those 18 and up.
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Keep with Summit Point Live at The Loud
Keep with Summit Point is set to deliver an engaging performance at The Loud in Huntington, WV, featuring a mix of musical styles and high-energy entertainment.
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Frozen Soul Concert
7-11 p.m. | The Loud | $23 | Experience a night of thrilling performances from Frozen Soul, Crown Vic, Vile Mind, and Onikuma.
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Banff Mountain Film Festival
7:00-8:30 p.m. — Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center — Ticket info unavailable — Experience the thrill of mountain culture and adrenaline-packed sports through award-winning films.
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Chuck Ragan Concert
9:00 – 10:30 PM — The Loud — $25 — Experience the heartfelt music and storytelling of punk-folk artist Chuck Ragan on his latest tour.
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Joey Stepp's Magic & Comedy Show
7:30-9 p.m. — Marshall Hall of Fame Cafe — Dinner and drinks not included — Enjoy an evening of magic and laughter with master illusionist Joey Stepp.
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Huntington Music Collective Presents - ALL AGES SHOW: Vulgar Royalty, Grudge, Vilemind, & More
Join us for a night of heavy music featuring Vulgar Royalty, Grudge, Vilemind, False Sense, and WhatDrivesTheWeak at the American Legion in Barboursville, WV. Doors open at 5 PM, music starts at 6 PM—$10 at the door, all ages welcome!
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Huntington Music Collective Presents - ALL AGES SHOW: Vulgar Royalty, Grudge, Vilemind, & More
Join us for a night of heavy music featuring Vulgar Royalty, Grudge, Vilemind, False Sense, and WhatDrivesTheWeak at the American Legion in Barboursville, WV. Doors open at 5 PM, music starts at 6 PM—$10 at the door, all ages welcome!
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