HUNTINGTON — As Marshall University’s Board of Governors is set to make a final decision on the next leader of the university, search committee members said they are happy with how the hiring process has played out.
Wednesday, October 27, 2021
In a continued effort to perform as a community based paper, the Wayne County News is looking for volunteer columnists to write weekly, biweek…
For the first eighty years of Wayne County’s history, a common topic of discussion was whether to keep the courthouse and county seat in Wayne…
HUNTINGTON — An Animal Trick-or-Treat was hosted Sunday by the Cabell Wayne Huntington Animal Shelter Endowment Group at Miller School Park in…
HUNTINGTON — Robert C. “Bob” Gabordi, executive editor of The Herald-Dispatch from January 1995 to mid-2001, died the morning of Thursday, Oct…
Your monthly phone bill can be confusing. Some less-than-scrupulous companies take advantage of this by “cramming.” Cramming is the illegal ac…
WAYNE — Following the changes made to the House of Delegates and Senate districts in West Virginia, the Wayne County Commission began assessin…
KENOVA — Pumpkin carving is underway in Kenova as the Pumpkin House prepares for this year’s display leading up to the C-K AutumnFest on Frida…
WAYNE — Water and sewer extension projects were the main topic of discussion during the regularly scheduled Wayne County Commission meeting Monday.
KENOVA — The Kenova Pumpkin House will return this Halloween after being canceled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Every Halloween, loc…
CHARLESTON — State and public school employees who get health insurance through West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency will enjoy one…
Tuesday, October 26, 2021
Kenova Safe Halloween Trick-or-Treat on Oct. 28
Sunday, October 24, 2021
KENOVA — Pumpkin carving is underway in Kenova as the Pumpkin House prepares for this year’s display leading up to the C-K AutumnFest on Frida…
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
HUNTINGTON — Representing four states and nearly 30 high schools, marching bands from across the region descended on Huntington for the Tri-St…
WILLIAMSON, W.Va. — Facing Hunger Foodbank, through a partnership with Williamson Health and Wellness, will open a new distribution center in …
HUNTINGTON — Police have been called to the picket lines at Special Metals at least a half a dozen times since a strike began at the Huntingto…
Reaffirming a decision it had already made in August, the West Virginia Public Service Commission on Tuesday issued an order granting approval…
KENOVA — A kitchen appliance is believed to have started a fire at a Kenova apartment building Tuesday.
CHARLESTON — West Virginia is ready to move forward with a plan to expand long-sought broadband access in rural communities at a potential cos…
WAYNE — No major actions were taken during the Wayne County Commission meeting Oct. 18, but the commission discussed COVID-19 cost reimburseme…
WAYNE — Recognition of the Spring Valley High School JROTC program and a presentation from West Virginia’s state treasurer were the main topic…
CEREDO — The Ceredo Volunteer Fire Department has once again teamed up with popular restaurateur Rocco Muriale to raise money for the improved…
The members of Westmoreland Quilt Blockers hosted a free event Saturday, Oct. 16, at the Cabell County Public Library in downtown Huntington.
CEREDO — The Golden Minds Center for Learning and Development and Golden Treasures Resale Shop opened its doors to the community Friday, givin…
WAYNE — Wayne County reported 141 active cases as of Oct. 19, making it the lowest number of active cases for the county since. Aug. 11.
WAYNE — The case against a Prichard, West Virginia, man accused of killing his wife and then hiding her dead body in the trunk of a car is exp…
WAYNE — A total of 76 students were asked to return to in-person instruction last week after failing to meet minimum grade point average and a…
HUNTINGTON — The Marshall University Research Corporation (MURC) has received a $130,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Mine Safety…
Wednesday, October 13, 2021
HUNTINGTON — Brad D. Smith said he still wears his Marshall University class ring.
HUNTINGTON — A Huntington man accused of murder in a 2018 double homicide in Huntington now faces indictment after waiving his right to a prel…
BARBOURSVILLE — Visitors at Beech Fork State Park were treated to a family-friendly event showcasing the outdoors during the annual Heron Fest…
CHARLESTON — Population equality and compactness are two key constitutional requirements for any congressional district map the West Virginia …
HUNTINGTON — A beloved West Virginia war hero was thrown a party Wednesday afternoon to celebrate his 98th birthday.
MILTON — Fort Gay resident Robert Cyrus’ record-breaking 2,194-pound pumpkin sold Sunday at the West Virginia Pumpkin Festival giant pumpkin a…
The Pumpkin House will officially open Oct. 22 to welcome volunteers to help carve the roughly 3,000 pumpkins to be displayed.
CHARLESTON — West Virginia lawmakers endorsed proposed maps of congressional and state legislative districts during a special session on redis…
Town of Wayne celebrated their Fall Fest Parade Saturday, Oct. 9.
PRICHARD, W.Va. — A Prichard man told Wayne County police he doesn’t remember what killed his wife before he woke up on his kitchen floor last…
Tuesday, October 12, 2021
WAYNE — Trick-or-treat for Wayne County is set for 5-7 p.m. Oct. 30 the Wayne County Commission announced Thursday.
Are you using a dating app? Think twice before sending revealing photos or videos. Some con artists are taking a sinister approach to romance …
Wednesday, October 06, 2021
HUNTINGTON — Local Goodwill Industries employees are working to make their area of West Huntington spotless for the betterment of the community.
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CHARLESTON — West Virginia Republicans face dramatically different challenges since they last held the majority in a redistricting cycle exact…
HUNTINGTON — United Way of the River Cities is accepting grant proposals from area high schools for The Big Cover Up student initiative grant.
HUNTINGTON — The yearly anticipated Halloween decorations are up again on Midvale Drive.
HUNTINGTON — Monsters, princesses and cartoon characters alike are coming together to advocate for literacy of all ages during the annual Bolt…
ATHENS, Ohio — More than 1,900 students graduated with bachelor’s, master’s or doctorate degrees from Ohio University for summer semester 2021.
HUNTINGTON — A Cabell County EMS employee was among 52 COVID-19 deaths reported by state health officials Friday.
HUNTINGTON — Heritage Farm embraced the fall season despite the hot weather Saturday with the return of the annual Fall Festival celebration.
WAYNE — Students and faculty were recognized during a Board of Education meeting Tuesday, Sept. 28.
HUNTINGTON — The five final candidates to be the 38th president of Marshall University are all accomplished leaders, but one on the list stand…
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