Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 13th of December.
Good morning, Huntington.
Marshall University's student-athletes are organizing a toy and warm clothing drive to support the community.
A Huntington restaurant co-owned by Randy Moss is set to permanently close, with a new company expected to replace it by March 2025.
Joshua Wilson, 23, was sentenced for causing a fatal crash in Huntington, leaving a teenager dead.
Mayor-elect Patrick Farrell, an Air Force Veteran and businessman, aims to diversify Huntington's economy and address the opioid crisis.
West Virginia's DMV launched a pilot for a Mobile ID program aiming to simplify and secure ID usage, with public availability expected by year's end.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends safety precautions during the holidays to prevent fires, falls, and electrical hazards.
Interim head coach Telly Lockette readies a diminished Marshall roster for the Independence Bowl against Army, following Charles Huff's exit and multiple player transfers.
Tony Gibson was introduced as Marshall University's 32nd head football coach, returning to his home state after a varied coaching career.
Honky Tonk Heroes Toy Drive 2024 Featuring Local Artists
This event features live performances from Sasha Colette & The Magnolias and Bek & The Starlite Revue, supporting a charitable toy drive for the holiday season.
The Second Annual Good Time Christmas Carol
Enjoy a festive performance featuring Michael Valentine and his talented friends at the Foundry Theater.
The Polar Express Experience at The Venetian
Experience a festive evening with the classic holiday movie, The Polar Express, including a buffet dinner, hot cocoa, and special performances in a winter wonderland setting.
Huntington's Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl
Enjoy a fun-filled evening of pub crawling with themed contests and games, starting at Old North Arcade Bar in Huntington.
Concert Featuring Zay Lukas, Gardenn, Icezaya, Fat Shane, and Mosaix
This is a lively music concert featuring multiple artists, open to attendees aged 18 and up, taking place at The Loud.
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