Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 21st of August.
Good morning, Huntington.
🏘️ Community
Kenova residents built their own version of the 'Almost Heaven' swing featuring an American flag and a city flag, unveiled last weekend at Virginia Point Park along the banks of the Big Sandy River (where it meets the Ohio River).
💼 Business
Appalachian Power hosted an open house at Valley Park yesterday to discuss its substation and transmission line project + answer community questions about upcoming changes.
📰 Finance
Susan Nicholas and financial expert Rashad Sanders are hosting workshops on protecting family financial documents and avoiding scams; the Fraud and Scams workshop is on Thursday, Aug.
27 (12 to 1 p.m.) and the Protecting Your Finances session is on Monday, Aug. 31 at the Chase branch, 1000 5th Ave.
Susan Nicholas introduces financial workshops hosted by expert Rashad Sanders for Chase customers and community members on Live Well, Age Well; the Fraud and Scams workshop takes place Aug.
27 from 12 to 1 p.m. and the Protecting Your Finances workshop will be on Aug. 31 at (1000 5th Ave).
🏈 Sports
The Herd clinched a win in the final seconds of last night's game on the local field, ending a nail-biting contest that thrilled supporters.
Crowd celebrations in Huntington showed optimism for the team's next match & boosted local pride.
WVU Medicine Thomas Hospitals has partnered with Van High School to provide athletic trainers for the football team this season & to give student-athletes professional care.
The trainers will attend practices and games to help with injury prevention, evaluation, treatment, and recovery.
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