Good morning, Huntington.

The Putnam County Chamber of Commerce is hosting Live Well, Age Well events to support women in the workforce; the initiative features a Network of Women morning get-together and a Comeback Club for career starters (as discussed by Susan Nicholas and Ashley Alford Glance) in Huntington.

On Sept. 16, 2026, over 1,250 volunteers helped with United Way’s Day of Caring in Charleston, working for 69 organizations across 79 sites in Kanawha County + nearby areas.

The event connected businesses to local projects in Central West Virginia.

Greekfest returns today in Huntington with food, dancing and music, offering local families a vibrant taste of Greek culture.

American Academy Ballet hosted its costume closet sale on Thursday, Sept.

17 (local event) where shoppers had a chance to buy pre-owned ballet costumes.

Dr. Ashley Stephens from Cabell County Schools visited to share available support options for students who need extra help.

The initiative builds a safety net + helps families know where to turn for assistance.

On Thursday evening, Collins Career Technical Center cut the ribbon and celebrated the opening of its new campus in Proctorville, Ohio.

U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visited the Woody Williams Center for Advanced Learning and Careers in Cabell County yesterday and said the center shows how states can choose to run education funding.

She argued the plan would move funds to block grants while assuring special education stays funded.

New developments are reshaping downtown and nearby areas as Huntington plans housing, retail, and entertainment projects including a Kroger Marketplace, upgraded ICON Cinemas, and senior living conversions; city leaders credit decades of planning for revitalizing long-vacant properties.