Good morning, Huntington.

A tractor-trailer incident closed the slow and middle lanes on the northbound/westbound side of Interstate 77/64 near the Greenbrier Street exit in Charleston late last night (reported around 11:00 p.m.), with details remaining sparse.

Nomada Bakery in downtown Huntington won the USA Today 10Best Readers' Choice Award for Best Cake Shop (its second win), highlighting its quality cakes, pastries and savory treats that keep locals coming back.

On Wednesday evening, a local company held a town hall meeting for residents to learn about a new data center project planned for the area.

The downtown art walk returns this Friday (organized by Sydney DeVaney) to showcase local art; HART in the Park’s Matilda the Musical will open Friday night at the Ritter Park Amphitheater, offering a lively cultural experience.

The Cecil E. Roberts Legacy Museum opened on June 16 to honor the labor leader and former UMWA president with a ribbon-cutting, music performance, and speech.

The museum now stands as a new cultural hub in the community.

The West Virginia Department of Education will work with local partners to offer statewide feeding sites for children 18 and under this summer.

The effort comes amid rising grocery prices and welfare changes.

Water service was restored after crews completed repairs on a damaged water line yesterday.

City officials continue to monitor the system — ensuring prompt resolution if further issues arise.

The West Virginia Sports Writers Association announced the Class AA All-State softball teams, listing first and second teams plus honorable mentions that spotlight local talent.

Selections include players from schools in Logan, Oak Glen, and Sissonville (among other areas), recognizing standout performances throughout the season.

Five Marshall players, including quarterback Carlos Del-Rio Wilson, earned first-team All-Sun Belt honors in Phil Steele’s preseason publication ahead of their season opener on September 5 at Penn State; head coach Tony Gibson praised the recognition and hopes the players stay healthy.

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.

Bleach with Hello June and John Reuben

7-9 p.m. — The Loud — Tickets available — Enjoy live music from Hello June and John Reuben in an intimate setting.