Good morning, Huntington.

The Pumpkin House in Kenova seeks volunteers to support its seasonal events.

Local residents are encouraged to contact organizers (details available locally).

On Thursday, Blenko Glass presented a check for over $85,000 to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of West Virginia after selling more than 6,000 tribute suncatchers.

The fundraiser will continue for another week to reach a $100,000 goal.

Ripley High School unveiled a Viking ship art display mounted on the side of its building today.

The new installation celebrates the school’s heritage and brings a fresh touch of art to the community.

On Oct. 8, First Stage Theatre discussed its upcoming production of 'How To Train Your Dragon' + the company explained how the play aims to bring the Isle of Berk fantasy to life on stage in Huntington.

West Virginia State University received a $26.5 million USDA grant to build a new agriculture complex with lab space for its Purdy School of Agriculture and the state Department of Agriculture — construction will begin early next year with plans to open in the 2029 school year.

Federal officials announced that emergency relief funds are coming to help flood victims in the region—plans are being finalized—and additional details will be shared as local efforts continue.

This week, Live Well, Age Well featured Susan Nicholas and dietitian Kaitlyn Crabtree (from St. Mary’s Medical Center) discussing how a healthy diet can help lower disease risks; the program shared an easy apple pear crumble recipe and noted Breast Cancer Awareness Month as a time to focus on nutrition.