Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of September.
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🎓 Education
Marshall’s School of Journalism and Communication celebrates its 100th anniversary as Chris Dickerson, President of the Alumni Advisory Board, invites the community to join in the milestone; further event details are expected to be announced soon.
Students at Ceredo-Kenova Elementary are learning remotely this week so crews can repair water intrusion that caused mold; classes resume after Thursday, and meal pickup is available.
Officials said tests show safe air quality & work will continue to prevent recurrence.
A Student Safety Town Hall addressing issues such as sextortion was held Monday, Sept.
28 in Huntington to offer a forum for discussing student safety measures with educators, parents, and students.
🏛️ Government
Huntington resident Judy Fry received energy upgrades after her home was inspected for leaks—her electric bill fell from $310 to $226.
The state and federal program may fully cover costs for eligible homeowners based on income level.
🏥 Health
Chayston Handley, a Mason County childhood cancer survivor, beat stage 4 brain cancer twice after a diagnosis at age 11 and is drafting a book about his journey — his story offers hope to families facing health struggles.
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