Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 1st of August.
Good morning, Huntington.
The Wayne County Fair is live today at Camden Park with rides, vendors, and a livestock show, and an auction is scheduled for tonight before the event wraps on Saturday night.
A church crew from Michigan and North Carolina spent their vacation helping local residents with mission work, providing needed support throughout the area.
The Wayne County Fair is underway at Camden Park today as community members gather to experience the event.
Retailers expect high traffic during West Virginia’s tax-free holiday that gives families savings on clothing, school supplies and electronics from Friday through Monday.
JCPenney stores add mystery peel-and-reveal coupons and special $12 haircuts for students and teachers to boost weekend shopping.
Marshall University School of Medicine held its white coat ceremony on Friday at the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center to welcome 105 new students—its largest class ever.
Week of Welcome begins on Aug. 12 with classes starting Aug. 17.
Gov. Patrick Morrisey celebrated national tourism honors today — Architectural Digest named New River Gorge National Park & Preserve one of America’s most beautiful places.
Officials say the recognition highlights West Virginia’s scenic landscapes and outdoor adventures that boost local tourism.
State officials shut the school clothing voucher program when funds ran out after applications opened on July 20, leaving nearly 52,000 children in need, and Treasurer Larry Pack urged the governor to reopen the program to help families during the back-to-school season (the program closed after one week).
Marshall University unveiled renovations at Joan C.
Edwards Football Stadium including new lights, varied dining options, and a kid zone activation. Dough Daddy's will supply freshly made pizzas and more at the upcoming home game.
Tim Irr talked high school football with star seniors from teams aiming at the state championship.
The discussion focused on key plays and strategies as the teams prepare for upcoming games.
Marshall University readies for its first home game with renovations like brighter stadium lights and expanded dining, as Dough Daddy’s becomes the official pizza partner.
The partnership brings freshly made pizzas and a kid’s zone (open during games) to enhance fan experience at the Joan C. Edwards stadium.
Andy Frasco & The U.N. Concert
8:00-9:30 p.m. — The Loud — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an energetic performance from Andy Frasco & The U.N. in Huntington's vibrant music scene.
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