Taylor Isaac, Student Reporter
• September 13, 2022
After a three-year hiatus, two Marshall alumni were crowned Miss and Mister Huntington Pride Saturday evening, marking the third annual celebration of...
Metal bands Rob Zombie and Godsmack rocked the Big Sandy Superstore Arena Wednesday night as they came together to co-headlined one of three shows together.
Performing...
Student Body Vice President, Izzy Rogner,, and Student Affairs Associate Dean, Carla Lapelle, make progress on the student bus system.
Rogner and Lapelle...
Huntington held the 31st annual ChiliFest on Saturday at Pullman Square.
The rain had very little affect on the attendance of not only locals, but also...
Marshall University Student Activities and Campus Activities Board announced that Mosely Music Recording artist, Tink, will be replaced by Young Money...
Residents from the Tri-state met at Pullman Square to listen to the Harmonica Club yesterday.
The group was comprised of not only harmonicas, but also...
Due to its season-opener falling on Sunday, the Marshall University football team has less time than usual to prepare for its upcoming rivalry match Saturday...
Sandwiched in a row of shops in downtown Huntington is a small boutique that packs a big punch.
Operated by Sara Deel and Sara Sturgen, Old Main Emporium...
Long running Huntington funk string band, Big Rock and the CandyAss Mountain Boys, continue their monthly residency at Black Sheep Burritos and Brews.
“That...
Local business owners and downtown residents gather to discuss concerns for the community with officers from the Huntington Police Department.
Huntington’s...
Marshall University’s Student Government Association is in the process of creating a bus system accessible to all MU students.
Throughout last spring’s...
