Good morning, Huntington.

A 9-year-old dachshund named Teddy, winner of the last three wiener dog races, will compete for a fourth win at noon during the West Virginia Hot Dog Festival at Pullman Square today.

The festival runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (supporting Hoops Family Children's Hospital).

On Friday, the Salvation Army handed out free meals and donuts to first responders and veterans to honor National Donut Day, with support from DP Dough + Texas Roadhouse + Bob Evans + Camden Corner.

The event marked a tradition of community service that began in 1938.

Volunteers are gathering today for the Ohio River Sweep hosted by Liz Pratt (DJ Geek Techneek) in Scioto County.

The cleanup will remove debris from local waterways and benefit the community.

Cabell County Public Library is hosting its June book sale (including movies, art, puzzles, and games) on 9th Street.

The sale began Friday at 10 a.m. and will run today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

A STEAM-focused cardboard boat regatta was held at the June Harless Center at Marshall University Friday as students raced boats built entirely of cardboard and tape, part of Remake Learning Days in West Virginia.

A local healthcare partnership in Huntington will expand care options for residents with new services expected to roll out in the coming weeks.

Boone Memorial Health earned five Silver Telly Awards in the 47th Annual Telly Awards for its marketing efforts, marking its third consecutive year of national honors.

Health leaders say the awards help local residents learn about the advanced care available close to home.

Marshall University's Joan C.

Edwards Stadium will host the annual game between Spring Valley and Huntington at 8 p.m. on Sept. 11, with Spring Valley as the home team. The teams will also meet again in 2027 while United Bank sponsors both contests.

Thirty-two high school baseball teams will compete for a state title this week at Marshall University’s Jack Cook Field.

Fans must buy tickets online and pay $10 for parking at designated lots + local businesses are set to welcome the influx of visitors.

Thirty-two high school baseball teams will compete in a week-long tournament for a state title in Huntington.

The event will start soon and offers competitive play + a chance to showcase local talent.

WVU will retire jersey number 5 to honor Mountaineer legend Pat White at a home game this fall — the ceremony date will be announced later this summer.

Huntington Car Cruise

5-10 p.m. — Huntington Ale House — General Children Car Display Entry — Enjoy a classic car show while supporting local restaurants and businesses.

Appalachian Makers Market

8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Daily — The Space on 8th Event Venue — Free entry — Explore unique handmade crafts and tasty treats amidst local Appalachian charm.

The Tri-State Street Rods Cruise-In

5-9 p.m. — HIMG - Huntington Internal Medicine Group — Free entry — A gathering of car enthusiasts showcasing classic and custom vehicles in the heart of Huntington.