Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 5th of August.
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🎓 Education
Marshall University’s Board of Governors approved the purchase of four acres of property near campus today.
The Marshall University Board of Governors approved nearly 4 acres for about $3.65 million using state funding on Tuesday to support a dedicated School of Medicine facility and boost medical education, research, and community health initiatives in Huntington.
Local experts advise parents to build children’s confidence during Back to School Week by sharing practical tips + routines that ease first-day jitters and prepare kids for classroom challenges.
Cabell County Schools released a Back To School Family Guide on Aug.
3. The guide offers local families essential enrollment and preparation tips for the upcoming school year (detailing key dates and steps).
🌲 Environment
Huntington is set for rising heat, haze and humidity with a chance for thunderstorms through the weekend – the European weather model warns lingering heavy rains may lead to flooding.
Residents should follow local updates as conditions evolve.
🏈 Sports
Marshall Athletics announced a season-long partnership with Dough Daddy’s to serve exclusive pizza at home football and basketball games.
New stands + fan promotions will boost concessions at Joan C. Edwards Stadium for an enhanced fan experience.
Marshall University announced its first Ring of Honor class as part of its Legacy Initiative + the new program honors some of the school’s most recognizable athletic alums to celebrate local sports heritage.
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