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Hurricane vs Huntington the first of four WVU on WVU battles set for the fall
Arguably the top game in the state next weekend will be the first of four matchups scheduled between a pair of West Virginia University commitments this fall. Next Friday night, perennial powers Huntington (WV) and Hurricane (WV) will face off against each other, with defensive back Zah Jackson representing the Highlanders and wide receiver Tyshawn Dues suiting up for the Redskins. Both players have shown tremendous skill on both sides of the ball, so there's a real chance the two will face off throughout the evening.
1969 - Lightning Pit Stop Sends Stott to Victory
West Virginia 300 winner Ramo Stott is joined by track owner Gary Lashinsky (left) and ARCA’s John Marcum in victory lane. Ona, W.Va. (August 24, 1969) - Ramo Stott drove a flawless race in a 1969 Plymouth and benefitted from a lightning pit stop Sunday to win the West Virginia 300 at International Raceway Park.
Charleston man arrested in Huntington for threatening bar patrons and officer, records say
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — A Charleston man was arrested at a downtown Huntington bar Wednesday night after bragging about shooting people, assaulting women and making threats towards an officer, court records said. Jeremy Wayne Hudson, 46, was taken into custody after authorities received reports of threatening behavior at St....
Hometown Heroes | Charlotte Parker & Nolan Parker
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - A lemonade stand is a classic fundraiser. Some use it as a way to raise some spending money or put it toward their savings, but very few children run a lemonade stand to help out their community. Charlotte’s Lemonade Stand started with a dream. “I...
Harley-Davidson owners rally and ride
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - More than 1,000 Harley-Davidson motorcycle riders across the country are in Charleston for the Wild and Wonderful H.O.G. Rally, or Harley Owners Group. Phil Kraft, who’s originally from Nitro, is leading groups of riders as the site coordinator. “We’ve got people from 36 states and...
CAMC recognized as ‘Best Employer’ by Forbes Magazine
CAMC Health System has been recognized for the sixth year in a row by Forbes Magazine as one of America’s Best-In-State Employers. The announcement follows an independent survey from a vast sample of over 160,000 employees working for companies employing at least 500 people within the U.S. The survey was open to companies from all industry sectors. Around 4.4 million employer evaluations were analyzed.
‘Sober curious’ music venue to open in Charleston’s West Side
CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) – A unique new business is coming to Charleston’s West Side. This business, called Pumzi’s, focuses on fun and inclusivity for all. If you take a look around the building or parking lot, you’ll see that there’s no bar in sight. That’s because this business promotes the sober curious movement, which encourages […]
Final chance to catch Fridays in the Park in Beckley
BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) – Fridays in the Park is winding down for 2024. On the next to last Friday, park visitors were serenaded by Trey Waycaster and his saxophone. Food vendors were also set up in downtown Beckley for one of the final gatherings of the summer. The Fridays in the Park event brings the […]
Bridgeport Middle's Avya Talwar Mathematical Habits of Mind Poster Contest Winner Held by State BOE
The West Virginia Board of Education (WVBE) recently recognized several students who participated in the WVDE’s Mathematical Habits of. Mind (MHM) Poster Contest. Bridgeport Middle School featured one of the winners. Avya Talwar was judged as one of the students to be recognized. In an effort to include students'...
Max Dotson anchors the Belfry offensive front @BelfryFootball1 @G_Runyon5 @natesanger11 @minguabeefjerky @KyHighFootball
’25 offensive center flying under the radar but undeservedly…. When we get a note from legendary head football coach, Phillip Haywood (486-163, 8-titles), presently coaching at Belfry High, asking us if we would help promote an offensive center flying under the radar owing to his being an inch or two shorter than some big-timers wish, we respond, “Yessir, Coach.” If you’re a head coach and don’t find us as accommodating to your program or you, the answer is simple, though something you may to wish to hear. He’s Phillip Haywood; you’re not. Sorry. Well anyways, we got such a note from Coach Haywood and we dug around and found his analysis to be on the money. Max Dotson, ’25 center, is a 6’2,” 310-pound guy who is the son and grandson of two stalwarts who, themselves, played in college (Marshall). This kid will play in college too. It is a matter of where, not if.
Eastern football program introduces Honor Game
REEDSVILLE — Third-year Eastern High School head football coach Jason Jackson and his staff are looking forward to starting a new tradition, the Honor Game, which is set for Friday night when Wirt County invades East Shade River Stadium. The goal was to bring the history of the football...
Inspiring the next generation of innovators
SOUTH POINT, Ohio (WSAZ) - Marshall University President Brad Smith, along with local political leaders, board members, and community business leaders, attended The Next Generation of Innovation event Friday at the Tri-State STEMM School. Smith talked with students in a fireside-style chat about learning opportunities and overcoming challenges in their...
Toyota Drive of the Night
HAZARD, Ky. (WYMT) - The Toyota Drive of the Night comes from the ARH Game of the Week featuring the Prestonsburg Blackcats and the Leslie County Eagles. Late in the third quarter, Leslie County quarterback Landry Collett dropped back and chucked a deep ball to receiver Dalton Hacker for a 65-yard touchdown pass.
Food City Fans in the Stands: Week 1
HAZARD, Ky. (WYMT) - In week one, the Corbin Redhounds hosted the Pikeville Panthers in the Cumberland Falls Pigskin Classic. The Redhounds crowd received this week’s nod for Food City Fans in the Stands. You can catch the segment in the video player above. Corbin won the game, 22-7.
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