Good morning, Huntington.

London and Liam from Civic Bridge are hosting an ice cream social (in Huntington) during election season to let voters meet local candidates over ice cream.

The event will offer community members a friendly venue for dialogue.

Nonprofit Huntington Rising acquired the former Second Presbyterian Church (901 Jefferson Ave) and is inviting local input to transform the building into a community resource hub.

The group plans essential repairs and will seek a conditional use review on Oct. 20.

Organizers announced that the Civic Bridge Ice Cream Social will bring neighbors together with ice cream treats and family fun in the local Civic Bridge area — more details on time and location are forthcoming.

Crews fought a fire at a site planned for future apartments in the Altizer area of Cabell County on Monday, Oct.

12 (cause under review).

Huntington Ale House is closed until further notice and will refund active gift cards (photo and purchase proof required) as noted on its website.

The restaurant thanked staff, family, friends and customers for their support.

Andrew Colegrove will spin the wheel on Backroads and Backstories to reveal his road trip destination today.

The local show blends adventure with insight — inviting viewers to follow his latest journey.

Frank Giardina, a longtime broadcaster who served as Marshall Athletics’ play-by-play voice and later worked in radio and television, died Sunday in Putnam County at 72 — he was inducted into the West Virginia Broadcasting Hall of Fame.

Some West Virginia drivers are crossing into Ohio to save on gas as Ohio's 90-day fuel tax break started Oct.

4 and lowered prices by roughly 46 cents per gallon+ WV Treasurer Larry Pack is urging a similar tax holiday if a special session is called to use surplus funds.

Crews began work on Monday to install erosion control measures for replacing the Colonel Justice Chambers Bridge on U.S. 60 on Huntington’s West End — today, contractors will place a temporary barrier wall that reduces lanes and sets detours until the project is complete in spring.

Marshall University hosted vaccine clinics to combat flu season & protect residents, according to Dr. Tommy Pile.

The initiative provided a key resource for community health.