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In the Know: Search for the perfect bowl of soup at these local restaurants, cafes (opens the original)
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With temperatures beginning to drop into the 60s in the coming weeks, it is officially âsoup weather.â This dish can be enjoyed year-round, of course, but a warm, hearty soup always tastes the best when thereâs a fall chill in the air. Luckily, this seasonal favorite is easy to find at these Huntington restaurants and cafes. The next time you need to escape from the cold into a cozy, comforting meal, try out the soup at one of these local eateries. My go-to is always a classic tomato soup,
'Multiple compounding challenges': WV lowest nationwide in workforce participation (opens the original)
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The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce reported earlier this month in its annual Campaign for Jobs Digest that the state ranks last across the nation for workforce participation, which is the percentage of the population that is working or actively looking for work. The digest assembles key annual statistics measuring the stateâs economic health, competitiveness and business climate. The chamber's goal is to make West Virginia healthier, better educated and more economically successful, accord
In the Know: Annual Kanawha County Majorette and Band Festival returns to Charleston (opens the original)
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Tonight, the Charleston Gazette-Mail Kanawha County Majorette and Band Festival returns to Laidley Field in Charleston for its 79th year. Along with a special guest, the Mountaineer Marching Band from West Virginia University âThe Pride of West Virginia,â bands from all eight public high schools in Kanawha County will perform themed programs. You can find photos and other information about each band participating in the 2026 festival on the Gazette-Mail's website. One majorette â a perfor
In the Know: Annual Kanawha County Majorette and Band Festival returns to Charleston (opens the original)
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Tonight, the Charleston Gazette-Mail Kanawha County Majorette and Band Festival returns to Laidley Field in Charleston for its 79th year. Along with a special guest, the Mountaineer Marching Band from West Virginia University âThe Pride of West Virginia,â bands from all eight public high schools in Kanawha County will perform themed programs. You can find photos and other information about each band participating in the 2026 festival on the Gazette-Mail's website. One majorette â a perfor
Sheetz to give out free self-serve coffee, celebrating National Coffee Day (opens the original)
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Tuesday is National Coffee Day, and Sheetz is ready to celebrate. Sheetz will offer customers a free self-serve coffee with any purchase Tuesday-Thursday this week, they announced in a news release on Sept. 21. The offer applies to hot or iced coffee of any size, and will be available at all Sheetz locations. There are several Sheetz convenience stores from Charleston to Huntington: Sheetz Bros. Coffee features four signature blends, ranging from light to dark roast, all freshly ground in sto
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