Huntington News Network

Excited Huntingtonians gathered at Pullman Square Friday April, 21, 2023 to attend Empty Bowls, an annual event held by Marshall University’s ceramics department that benefits Facing Hunger Food Bank. This…

Two-term Kanawha County State Delegate and Charleston attorney Elliott Pritt has thrown his hat into the ring for Secretary of State in the 2024 race. He recently served as the…

CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey on Monday joined attorneys general from 16 states in a U.S. Department of Justice ongoing lawsuit against Google for allegedly monopolizing multiple digital…

Images from Stink Fest held on 14th S West on Saturday April 22 Photos by Whitney Eskew

The week after Easter brings a diversity of new films to regional screens. Marquee Pullman Square has four nrew flicks, plus the Sun/Wednesday “Blazing Saddles” flashback. “Super Mario Brothers” will…

Cabell County West Virginia Sheriff Chuck Zerkle has quietly changed his political party affiliation from Democrat to Republican, according to the WVstatewide.com news site. Sheriff Zerkle is halfway through his…

Huntington’s Foundry Theater, located on the second floor of City Hall, celebrated the arrival of a brand new cinema quality projection screen, measuring 27 feet in length. Huntington News Network…

Nestled in the up-and-coming West End, Cicada Books is Huntington’s independent bookstore aspiring to make positive change in the city and offer a “third space” for those seeking community. As…

The unofficial holiday favored by many regular cannabis users is April 20th, otherwise known as 4/20. Compared to when it was first made illegal, the public’s view on marijuana has…

After the easter weekend success of “Super Kario Brothers,” this week brings frightful films and “Mafia Mama.”  The latter has a woman inherit the controlling interest in the notorious crime…