Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 25th of December.
Good morning, Huntington.
🚧 Accidents
A Barboursville business was significantly damaged in a fire, with no injuries reported.
Firefighters in Cabell County are working to extinguish a house fire reported on Christmas Eve around 6:30 p.m. along Siders Avenue.
🎭 Culture
WOWK-TV announces a diverse lineup of special programming for Christmas Eve and Day, including holiday specials, news, and popular TV shows.
📰 Economy
The West Virginia Public Service Commission scheduled a June hearing for a rate case by Appalachian Power as Kroger and other stakeholders seek to mitigate potential increases in electricity costs.
🏛️ Government
Mayor Steve Williams of Huntington reflects on his tenure's achievements and challenges in his final city council address, expressing optimism for the city's future under Mayor-elect Patrick Farrell.
Huntington's City Council considered a resolution to declare 241 Fifth Avenue, described as unsafe and a crime hotspot, a public nuisance to facilitate economic growth.
🏥 Health
A survey by the American Psychiatric Association reveals 1 in 4 Americans feel more stressed this holiday season due to factors like perfecting celebrations and family dynamics, although many also look forward to festivities and time off.
🏈 Sports
Jordan Price from Huntington High School wins the Fulton Walker Award as West Virginia's top high school football special teams player, following in the footsteps of former teammate Jonny Aya-ay.
Huntington High's Zah Jackson wins the Carl Lee Award for the third consecutive year, recognizing him as West Virginia's top high school defensive back.
The article highlights major West Virginia sports achievements in 2024, including WVU golf's historic NCAA finals appearance, a runner-up finish for WVU cross country at the NCAA Championships, and several state championships in high school sports.
🎉 Huntington Events
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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.
Don't Look Back, Mad World, Rockwell's Ghost, Duly Concert
A live music event featuring multiple bands at The Loud, a popular venue in Huntington, WV, with standing room only access.
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