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Rain returns to end the week in West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky
(WOWK) – It has been a hot and dry week so far in the Appalachia, but StormTracker 13 Meteorologists predict big changes in the forecast will move in early Friday morning. A warm front will pass through early tomorrow morning bringing in widespread chances for scattered rain showers and thunderstorms. Several other fronts will follow […]
Eight years after historic floods, Nicholas County is still rebuilding. Voters there want politicians to push for more development
People from Summersville to Richwood said they would like to see political candidates support the development of schools, housing and activity centers in their county. Eight years after historic floods, Nicholas County is still rebuilding. Voters there want politicians to push for more development appeared first on Mountain State Spotlight, West Virginia's civic newsroom.
Eastern Kentucky Braces for Weekend Thunderstorms and Cooler Temperatures
Jackson, KY – Eastern Kentucky residents should prepare for a shift in weather this weekend as thunderstorms and showers are set to move into the region. High temperatures in the 80s are expected today, marking the last day of warm, dry weather before an approaching cold front disrupts the area.
Proud of our Olympian McKenzie Long
Outside of high school track fans and her family, not too many people in this area probably didn’t recognize the name McKenzie Long. She ran track at Ironton High School before she headed to Pickerington High School Central in Columbus, where she holds the records for the 60m, 100m and 200m dash. Dominance on the […] The post Proud of our Olympian McKenzie Long appeared first on The Tribune.
Northeast Ohio road construction: New detours and delays keep popping up
CLEVELAND, Ohio — We’re well into the road construction season in Northeast Ohio but there are still new detours and delays popping up on area roadways. The Ohio Department of Transportation has released its latest list of new impacts the region’s drivers can expect over the next few weeks.
Woman hits $2 million prize on Ohio Lottery scratch-off game: Here's where she bought the winning ticket
LORAIN, Ohio — We have a big lottery winner in Northeast Ohio as Mary Caudill of Lorain recently hit the top prize worth $2 million on the Maximum Millions scratch-off ticket. The Ohio Lottery says Caudill won the annuity prize of $80,000 a year for 25 years, which totals...
Kiwanis pancake breakfast this Saturday
Holding a pancake breakfast and selling raffle tickets to two football games featuring The Ohio State University Buckeyes against the Marshall University Thundering Herd and the Michigan Wolverines are two current fundraisers underway for the Kiwanis Club of Greater Ironton—both to benefit children in the community. The newly chartered organization’s first pancake breakfast is 7 […] The post Kiwanis pancake breakfast this Saturday appeared first on The Tribune.
No. 8 Herd Men’s Soccer to Host Winthrop Saturday in Fans First Game
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – The No. 8 Marshall University Men's Soccer Team is set to host Winthrop on Saturday at 1 p.m. at Hoops Family Field in the team's Fans First Game. Admission is free for Saturday's contest. The Fans First Game will also feature a flag giveaway and a postgame autograph session.
Friday Night Futbol: High school soccer teams embrace spotlight of opening games
High school soccer takes center stage under the Friday night lights this week as teams across northwest Ohio get an early opportunity to highlight the sport, its coaches, and its players. Dozens of area boys and girls soccer teams will participate in the “Friday Night Futbol” event. “Anytime our sport is in the limelight, it's a positive for us all,” Findlay girls coach Mike Aubry said. “I know that our players are really excited about the opportunity to play under the lights and get their season kicked off. Futbol Friday gives us such great publicity around the area.” In 2015, the Ohio High School Athletic Association started the statewide initiative where soccer games take place the Friday before the high school football season kicks off. The OHSAA permits the soccer games to be played one day earlier than the traditional Saturday start of the soccer season.
JD Vance finds new voice in favorite Trump megaphone: JD Vance in the news
Ohio Sen. JD Vance rediscovered his Truth Social account Wednesday morning, using one of former President Donald Trump’s favorite megaphones to launch a slew of criticisms at their opponents for the White House. Vance, who opened his account on Trump‘s Truth Social platform in 2022, had not been posting...
FEMA runs out of diaster relief money
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -As Hurricane Ernesto caused widespread damage throughout the Atlantic Coast, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced on Tuesday the disaster relief fund ran out of money. Data from FEMA shows this in the second year the agency ran of disaster relief out money reported in a...
Dr. Abdeen named August Resident of the Month
Huntington, W.Va. – Abdul Muhsen Abdeen, M.D., has been named the August Resident of the Month for the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, announced Paulette S. Wehner, M.D., vice dean for medical education. “Dr. Abdeen makes everyone around him better,” Wehner said. “He will be a...
Marshall Week of Welcome helps connect new students
HUNTINGTON, WV (WOWK) – It’s Week of Welcome at Marshall University! Wednesday was all about the basics, giving new students a chance at a leg up on the upcoming semester. Events for Wednesday included a campus tour, safety tips, and tech assistance to help familiarize new students with Marshall’s online platforms. “And this year, we’re […]
Defending OVC Champion Eagles Travel to Marshall to Open Season
MOREHEAD | The first step in defending its Ohio Valley Conference Tournament title begins on Thursday for the Morehead State soccer team as it travels east to face rival Marshall at Hoops Family Field in Huntington, W.Va., at 7 p.m. The Eagles enter the contest after splitting a pair of...
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