Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of September.
Good morning, Huntington.
🏘️ Community
Habitat for Humanity along with other local groups dedicated a new home on Tuesday in a ceremony that brought community volunteers together to support affordable housing.
The project marks a significant step forward in local development.
The Divas and Divots charity golf event is set to offer local residents a fun day on the greens — organizers say it will support a good cause.
Details on the time and location are expected soon.
🎓 Education
Students at Lavalette Elementary are preparing for an Appalachian Art Show on Friday, Oct.
16 at their school, where creative artworks like Mothman portraits and stained glass pepperoni rolls will be displayed. The show promises a vibrant showcase of local art.
Hundreds of Spring Hill Elementary students are returning to in-person classes today at a temporary location after building issues closed their regular classrooms.
Teachers transformed the former Cabell County Career and Technical Center (Spring Hill at Norway Avenue) in three days and will host an open house next Tuesday.
Marshall University is hosting its first Converged Forensic Summit today at the Memorial Student Center where CeCe Moore will share how DNA can help solve cases.
The two-day event brings experts and students together to learn new forensic techniques.
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