Good morning, Huntington.

The Chrysalis Creative Reuse Pop-up Thrift Market runs all September at Old Central City, where visitors browse clothes and accessories, enjoy music and activities plus a donation table offering free items; founder Bay Epperly says the event holds special meaning.

Chrysalis Creative Thrift Market is running at Old Central City with unique clothes, accessories, music, and activities available as shoppers explore the event; founder Bay Epperly noted the donation table draws local interest (offering free clothing).

Two firefighters injured during a recent call are recovering and receiving care at a local hospital as the fire department monitors their progress.

Families enjoyed Grandparents Weekend at Huntington Children’s Museum where kids and grandparents explored vintage tech including rotary phones and VHS tapes + the museum will host a teddy bear check up on Wed., Sept.

23 for a hands-on health lesson for children and their stuffed friends.

The West Virginia Department of Highways announced short closures on Route 60 in central Kenova & work will affect both directions near the Norfolk Southern Railroad Bridge between 13th Street; the closures, lasting less than 10 minutes, are scheduled from today to Thursday, Sep.

17.

Local officials announced that short-term closures on Rt.

60 will begin today for essential railroad work. Drivers should plan alternate routes during the work period.

Today, the West Virginia Department of Highways is closing Route 60 near the Norfolk Southern Railroad Bridge at 13th St for brief rail work with closures lasting less than 10 minutes, and the work will continue through Thursday, Sept.

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Fit Fest 2026 at Ritter Park celebrated health and active living with a 5K run, kid’s fun run, and bike rodeo to honor the legacy of Dr. Paul Ambrose (for whom the PATH is named) and to raise funds for the local trail system.

Marshall rallied past MTSU 28-26 on Saturday as Xayvion Turner-Bradshaw caught a 69-yard touchdown pass and recovered a teammate's fumble to break a 20-14 deficit.

TJ Lester later added a two-yard run while Middle Tennessee's final two-point conversion attempt failed to tie the game.