Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 30th of August.
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🏘️ Community
Local organizers are launching a car wash fundraiser to support Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring programs in the community.
Updated details indicate the event will take place soon — watch for further information on time and location.
The Big Car Wash held Saturday at the Woody Williams Center parking lot at Huntington Mall raised funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters, with Barboursville’s Victory Toyota donating $10,000 to support local mentorship programs.
The event helped provide crucial support for youth development in the community.
On Saturday, Aug. 29, dogs joined a 'Paw Wash' supply drive at Willie’s at the Paddock to help raise money and collect supplies for the Huntington Cabell Wayne Animal Shelter; they enjoyed a paw wash and photo session.
🌲 Environment
Residents in Mason and Putnam counties oppose the Monarch Compute Campus and Google-backed data center complex over environmental risks + Gov. Patrick Morrisey endorsed the project after Anthropic agreed to invest $45 billion for AI computing at a planned Mason County site.
🏈 Sports
Mason Youth League upgraded its field with new stadium lighting so nearly 700 players in 57 teams can play fall ball after dark, and plans for a scoreboard and enhanced facilities are underway at the Mason field.
Marshall Athletics signed a multi-year deal with WSAZ, making it the official broadcast partner with dedicated behind-the-scenes content via WSAZ+.
Quarterback Carlos Del Rio-Wilson was named to several watch lists including Hispanic Football Hall of Fame, Maxwell, Walter Camp, Davey O’Brien and Allstate Wuerffel on Wednesday.
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