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Firefighters train during exercise in Guyandotte (opens the original)
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HUNTINGTON â Where thereâs smoke, thereâs fire â but not always a cause for concern. That was the case Wednesday when the Huntington Fire Department helped the West Virginia Chapter of the International Association of Arson Investigators with a live fire training exercise in the Guyandotte neighborhood. Residents in the vicinity of the 3300 block of 4th Avenue and 300 block of 39th Street were advised Wednesday morning not to be alarmed by the smoke, flames, fire apparatus and emergency
WV sample ballots available online ahead of November election (opens the original)
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CHARLESTONÂ â On Tuesday, West Virginia Secretary of State Kris Warner launched the 2026 General Election Sample Ballot Lookup Tool, an online resource that allows voters to view their sample ballot before the Nov. 3 general election. Voters can go online and enter their first name, last name, date of birth and home county to see a list of contests that will appear on the official ballot. Voters can also print their sample ballot and use it to review their selections before heading to the poll
Cabell library book sale set for Oct. 2-3 (opens the original)
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HUNTINGTON âThe Friends of the Cabell County Public Library will conduct a used book sale Friday and Saturday, Oct. 2-3, at the downtown library location at 455 9th St. Each dayâs sale will begin at 10 a.m. and continue until 4 p.m. Thanks to a generous donor, according to Bill Patton of the Friends, there will be a large collection of Far Eastern art books, especially Japanese art, for sale. The Friends will also have an over abundance of cook books, including vegetarian cook books. The Fri
Spring Hill students to temporarily move to former CCCTC (opens the original)
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HUNTINGTON â Spring Hill Elementary students will find themselves in a new, temporary school building next week. A series of HVAC repairs and related issues have kept the students out of their building on Hall Avenue in Huntington for most of September. Ashley Stephens, director of communications and family connections for Cabell County Schools, said Thursday that students were in school until Sept. 10, with the exception of Sept. 3-4, when they were out due to moisture accumulation. On Sept.
Heritage Farm to host annual Fall Festival this Saturday (opens the original)
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HUNTINGTON â Heritage Farm Museum and Village is inviting the community to experience the beauty of an Appalachian autumn this weekend as it hosts its annual Fall Festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. âWith school, sports, and other activities being in full swing, we enjoy giving visitors that place to slow down for a few hours. Enjoy the friends and family you came with, as well as celebrating Appalachiaâs beauty â both its scenery and its people,â Executive Director Audy Perry sa
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