Good morning, Huntington.

Mountain Mission Incorporated celebrated its 100-year legacy with a toy drive held Tuesday at Cross Lanes Walmart, partnering with Mount Calvary Baptist Church and WQBE to help 100 families.

Donation boxes remain available in-store all month for those wishing to contribute.

Blenko Glass Company in Milton donated ($85,259) to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library through its Glass for Good program on Oct.

8. The donation supports local children’s literacy and community enrichment.

Six Flags has temporarily closed rides at Kings Island (Diamondback and Orion) and Carowinds (Fury 325 and Thunder Striker) as a precaution after a fatal incident on a Six Flags ride in Georgia; inspectors are reviewing safety protocols and no reopening timeline is set.

Nothing Bundt Cakes opened a new location in Barboursville on Tuesday, Oct.

13, and it welcomes locals with its signature bundt cakes + a variety of flavors.

Marshall University reported a 1.5% rise in enrollment to 13,094 students, marking its fourth year of growth; chief enrollment officer (Jerry Ross) said the school’s blend of personal interaction and digital outreach is driving the increase.

Dr. Ashley Stephens from Cabell County Schools visited local families on Oct.

13 to offer tips on discussing career + job opportunities with children at home.

The local fire department announced a new command center and fire truck to boost emergency response in Huntington.

Upgrades are scheduled to enhance service efficiency & safety for residents in the coming weeks.

Officials announced that over 112,000 bottles of extra strength acetaminophen sold on Amazon have been recalled after consumer complaints noted discoloration in the pills.

Customers with the medication should contact Amazon customer service right away.

Heritage Farm showcases its new Snow Oasis, an indoor/outdoor winter wonderland offering entertainment, fitness, and skill-building opportunities for families + snow sports fans.

Marlee Pinchok provided a behind-the-scenes look at the attraction.

The WVSSAC computer rankings released Tuesday show that George Washington, Herbert Hoover, and Wahama teams kept their top spots in their classes (playoffs are set to begin in a month).