Good morning, Huntington.

After heavy rain caused flooding in the Wharton area, neighbors helped Shirley Doss remove soggy carpet and mud — a community effort that continues as Gov. Morrisey declared a State of Emergency amid overwhelming rainfall.

After flooding hit local neighborhoods (yesterday), residents began cleaning up debris from streets and homes.

Neighbors have organized cleanup teams and shared tools to restore the area and prepare for further rain.

Local legends David and Teresa Prince — known as Laid Back Country Picker and Honey — had their names added to a new Country Music Highway sign yesterday morning at the Boyd and Lawrence County line; they join famous Kentuckians like Billy Ray Cyrus and Loretta Lynn along the route.

Residents in Huntington began cleaning flood debris after heavy rains hit neighborhoods on Wednesday, June 24, with local volunteers quickly restoring streets and public spaces.

The community remains committed to a swift recovery.

Savannah Hawkins won the 103rd West Virginia Amateur earlier this month in Hurricane with her father serving as her caddie, boosting her confidence ahead of her junior season at Marshall University.

She said the final putt on 18 felt truly special (a dream come true).

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.

Magoo Live in Huntington

8-9:30 p.m. — The Loud — Tickets from $66 — Experience the unforgettable live performance of Magoo.