Good morning, Huntington.

St. George Greek Orthodox Church in Huntington is repairing its stained glass windows as work continues from yesterday.

Cabell County Schools announced that Explorer Academy students, who were relocated because mold was found, will return next week—classes will continue at the central office as the cleaning process goes on.

On August 22, MetroNews reported that a legal challenge was filed against Governor Morrisey’s deployment of the National Guard to Washington D.C. and that proposals to bolster PEIA were tabled while Richwood Middle and High School finally opened a permanent school after nine long years. Marshall players are set to visit teams in upcoming games — the report covers a day filled with key local updates.

City officials in Milton are flushing the water lines to fix discolored water and warn residents not to use dishwashers or washing machines until the water runs clear — they advise turning on an outside tap for cold water and checking hot water faucets for sediment.

Residents who still see discolored water after flushing may call the utility office at 304-743-3422 for help.

Federal health officials have sent a letter to West Virginia health departments today requiring that school vaccination rules honor religious exemptions—Gov. Morrisey has directed the state Bureau for Public Health to process exemption requests as the memo also notes the state’s role in the Vaccines for Children Program and its $1.37 billion annual funding from Medicare and Medicaid.

Marshall beat George Mason 2-1 in the season opener on Friday night at Hoops Family Field/Marshall Veterans Soccer Complex in Huntington—Larry Noel scored from a header and David de la Vibora scored his first college goal for a 2-0 lead before an own goal made it 2-1.

Coach Chris Grassie earned his 200th win as the Herd held strong with both new and veteran players.

Martinsburg Bulldogs coach Dave Walker said he is excited to see younger players transform their game after key seniors left—new leaders like quarterback Brian Dick and receiver Boston Todd are set to take the spotlight as the team faces Camden next week and then plays Huntington in Week 2. The team, which has won back-to-back state championships and 11 titles since 2010, is focused on building strength in the offseason.

Community Spotlight: Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

6-7 p.m. — Sip Downtown Brasserie — Free entry — Engage in a discussion on supporting early childhood literacy for local children.

Zach Bryan Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Joan C. Edwards Stadium — Cost info pending — Experience the soulful sounds of Zach Bryan with special guest Petey USA in Huntington.

2025 Marshall Thundering Herd Football Season Tickets

3:30 a.m. — Joan C. Edwards Stadium — Price may vary — Secure your season tickets and support a great cause while enjoying college football.

Lakeview Concert

6:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m. — The Loud — Tickets available now — Don't miss Lakeview live in Huntington for an exciting night of music.

DeafHeaven Live Performance

8-9:30 p.m. — The Loud — Tickets vary — Experience the innovative sounds of DeafHeaven as they showcase their evolution in the music scene.

Open Mic Night

9 PM – 12 AM — The Loud — Entrance fee may apply — Celebrate local talent with an evening of music, poetry, and laughter.