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Spring Hill Elementary students return to in-person classes at temporary location (opens the original)
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - Hundreds of Spring Hill Elementary students will return to in-person classes Wednesday at a temporary location after ongoing building issues shut down their original classrooms. The former Cabell County Career and Technical Center is now serving as a temporary school for the students. Teachers and staff have been working to prepare the building for its youngest learners. “The maintenance department worked so hard getting the furniture up here to get this place ready,”
Childhood cancer survivor shares his story of beating the odds twice (opens the original)
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MASON COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) - September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Chayston Handley was diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer while in the sixth grade. He was 11 years old and was given 12 months to live. Eleven years later, Handley beat those odds while also beating childhood cancer. “I can’t really explain it, but right before I was going into the first surgery, I just felt this peace and I felt that everything was going to be OK,” Handley said. Handley was diagnosed with Atypical Terat
Club Vinton damaged by flash flooding; owner says cleanup could take weeks (opens the original)
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VINTON, Ohio. (WSAZ) - Club Vinton, a community venue, sustained heavy damage after flash flooding left mud and standing water throughout the building. Owner John Remy said the business flooded overnight while no one was present Thursday. When staff arrived the following morning to assess the damage, they found standing water, though the main issue was mud and knocked-over counters. “Right now, we’ve just lost all of our refrigeration and we got warped floors. I mean, that part hasn’t even had t
Point Pleasant businesses prepare for Mothman Festival (opens the original)
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POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. (WSAZ) - Thousands of visitors are expected to fill Point Pleasant’s Main Street Sept. 19-20 for the annual Mothman Festival. Jordan Craft is the youngest business owner on Main Street. He opened his shop, Craft’s Graphics, last week and said one of his main goals was getting the shop ready in time for the festival. “I feel like someone can take something home of mine that I made and they can wear it year-round. I offer a variety of stuff. T-shirts, cups. I do a whole nine
Family works to save what they can after water entered home (opens the original)
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GALLIA COUNTY, Ohio (WSAZ) - Flash flooding tore through a Gallia County community Thursday, forcing 72-year-old Melinda Sallee out of the home she has lived in for 27 years after water rose to her ankles inside. Sallee’s son, Steve Blouir, said the family is working to clean up the damage and save the belongings that mean the most to his mother. Blouir said his mother loves to crotchet and has played piano since she was four years old. “We have sheet music laid out there. My niece is trying to
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