In July 2014, the Morris building in Huntington suffered from a fire that destroyed several businesses, including local favorites like Backyard Pizza. Residents who need a helping hand were disapointed...
Apple’s latest iPhone software update, IOS 9, provides users with access to new features; however, it also caused some user phone bills to go up.
The Wi-Fi Assist feature came standard with...
Dress for Success River Cities held the third Annual Power Walk, 5K Run and Stiletto Stroll Saturday morning at Ritter Park.
The Power Walk and 5K Run began at 8 a.m. in near freezing temperatures....
The start of new eight-week courses at Marshall University’s Recreation Center started Oct. 13- 14 and brought a new group of students who were ready to learn self-defense techniques.
Marshall...
Marshall University’s Campus Activities Board and Religious Studies Association kicked off homecoming week with a Color My College 5K race.
The 5K began at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Joan C. Edwards...
Jerome A. “Jerry” Gilbert has been named the 37th president of Marshall University.
The Marshall University Board of Governors named the Mississippi State provost Marshall’s new president yesterday...
Huntington’s inaugural chicken wing festival is set to take place at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena Saturday.
Wing Fling is one of the newest additions to the area’s fall festival lineup....
The sound of dulcimers filled the Memorial Student Center Thursday as musicians showed off their skills as part of the second annual Loving Appalachia Day.
Local companies, artisans and...
The Thirst Project is a nonprofit organization that exists to raise awareness and bring solutions to the global water crisis. The organization travels across the United States speaking to students...
The third and final Marshall University presidential candidate, Christopher G. Maples, addressed faculty, staff, community leaders and stakeholders about his vision for the university at the...
Marshall University Visual Art and Design students are helping Huntington show off its fall colors by displaying art around the city. The latest is a series of banners displayed up and down...
Marshall University’s women’s studies program brought awareness to prostitution in New York, as well as locally through Wednesday night’s screening of the documentary “Very Young Girls”...