Good morning, Huntington.

The annual Labor Day parade took place in Catlettsburg on Monday, Sept.

7, where families enjoyed floats, marching bands, and local vendors as part of the holiday celebration.

Students volunteered at local organizations on Labor Day (Monday, Sept.

7) by completing service tasks across the city to support community projects. Their work boosted local efforts and shared valuable hands-on support.

On Sep. 7, visitors to Kanawha Falls reacted to new biohazard signs as local officials installed them as precautionary measures after an incident in the area.

Residents at Woodlands Retirement Community celebrated Rosie the Riveter on Labor Day to honor women who helped shape the local workforce during WWII.

The annual event, now in its tenth year (with remarks from former Sylvania Plant worker Lorraine Childers), connects residents to their community's history.

Marshall Artist Series presents Tuesdays with Morrie, a live performance that brings Morrie Schwartz's reflections to the local stage.

The event is scheduled soon + more details on timing and location will be shared.

Travelers and photographers are invited to join the West Virginia State Parks Foundation's Fall Colors Are Always Free photo contest running today through Nov.

6, which lets participants capture autumn beauty in state parks, forests and rail trails for a chance to win prizes.

Visitors to Kanawha Falls saw new biohazard signs on Monday, Sept.

7, which sparked varied reactions among locals. Officials are checking the area to ensure safety (no injuries were reported).