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MARY JANE EPLING

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Jul 14, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 14, 2026 · MARY JANE EPLING mjepling@hdmediallc.com

    Local school counselor a finalist for WV Counselor of the Year (opens the original)

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    A Huntington High School counselor has been named a finalist for the 2027 West Virginia School Counselor of the Year award, recognizing her work supporting students academically, socially and emotionally. Hilary Gibson, one of six counselors at Huntington High School, was selected from county-level winners across West Virginia as a finalist for the statewide honor presented through the West Virginia Chamber Foundation and the West Virginia Department of Education, recognizing school counselors c

  2. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · MARY JANE EPLING mjepling@hdmediallc.com

    Data center moratorium excludes ongoing project in Boyd County (opens the original)

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    CATLETTSBURG, Ky. — Boyd County Fiscal Court approved a six-month moratorium Thursday on new data centers and data storage facilities within the confines of the county, but exempted the EastPark Industrial Park, leaving the planned TeraWulf Muskie Data Campus unaffected. The ordinance, approved unanimously without discussion among county commissioners during a special meeting July 9, temporarily halts the construction, development and operation of new data centers and data storage facilities

  3. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · MARY JANE EPLING mjepling@hdmediallc.com

    'Strong, collaborative culture': New district superintendent, board members sworn in (opens the original)

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    HUNTINGTON — Cabell County Schools officially ushered in a new chapter Monday as its new superintendent and three members of the Board of Education were sworn into office. Following Tim Hardesty’s retirement last month, newly selected superintendent Keith Thomas, returning board member Nazim Abbess and recently elected board members Lauren Hensley and Coy Miller took the oath of office during Monday's meeting, administered by Cabell County Chief Circuit Judge Gregory L. Howard. The board al

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