Good morning, Huntington.

Cabell Midland High School Football team hosted a 'Stuff the Goodwill Truck' event Saturday at the school to gather donations, including bikes, furniture, and clothes, from neighbors to support Goodwill and boost team funds.

The team earned $500 for each truck filled with community contributions.

Local arts and community efforts brighten the city as dark comedy The Beauty Queen of Leenane runs at Alchemy Theatre while Marshall University students open Capstone Exhibitions at the School of Art & Design and Huntington Young Professionals help Facing Hunger Foodbank.

Utility bills in West Virginia have risen sharply to over $700 per month, prompting many to seek help from groups like the Salvation Army while lawmakers' proposals to freeze rates did not pass.

Residents needing assistance may dial 211 (for available energy support).

Governor Patrick Morrisey declared April as Autism Awareness Month on Friday at the state capitol (Charleston), uniting advocates, providers, and families to promote early autism care.

Experts say expanding therapy access is key to improving communication and daily living skills.

Brit Taylor and Adam Chaffins at The Loud

8-11:59 p.m. — The Loud — Ticket price not specified — Experience an evening of captivating performances by Brit Taylor, an accomplished singer-songwriter, alongside Adam Chaffins and Dale Blankenship.

Live Performance by Jeremy Short

9 PM – 1 AM — The Loud — $10 cover — Experience the unique sounds of Eastern Kentucky Space Funk with Jeremy Short's golden voice and captivating guitar skills.

Loopy Fest

5-11:59 p.m. — The Loud — $20.20 — Enjoy a musical lineup featuring local bands and DJ performances in Huntington's vibrant scene.

An Evening with The Kind Thieves

9 p.m. — The Loud — $20.20 — Enjoy an electrifying night with The Kind Thieves as they take the stage.

Gimme Gimme Disco

8-11:30 p.m. — The Loud — Cost not specified — Welcome to a night filled with 70's disco vibes inspired by ABBA.