Good morning, Huntington.

Huntington will host the Bike the Boulevard event soon as organizers invite local cyclists to ride along the city boulevard.

The event will offer an active day for participants and promote healthy living.

Last Friday, the Huntington Art Walk filled several blocks of 3rd Avenue with vendors, live music and art talks.

The free event — a collaboration between Marshall University and the Parks and Recreation District — will return on Aug. 21 from 5 to 8 p.m.

Several beaches in Huntington have reopened after updated water quality tests confirmed safe conditions, according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Bee Run beach at Sutton Lake (as reported by the Braxton County Health Department) is now available for public access.

Local neighbors voiced concerns about the proposed Flock camera placements as Putnam County (which is reviewing safety and traffic impacts) reconsidered its plans yesterday.

Officials say further details will be shared later this week.

Federal health officials identified contaminated lettuce from Mexico served at Taco Bell as the source of a cyclosporiasis outbreak across five states; Huntington Mayor Patrick Farrell discussed the city’s purchase of Flock Security technology in a Friday interview.

Amid cyclosporiasis concerns, local farmers and produce vendors are emphasizing safety by cleaning fruits and vegetables + quality control, prompting many local shoppers to choose farmers markets for fresher options.

Health officials advise washing produce with cold water to further reduce risks.

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