COLUMN: Mark Caserta - It’s Time to “Drain the Swamp” In Huntington

Don’t be mistaken. While the mainstream media focuses on what they call “the impeachment of Donald J. Trump,” it’s nothing of the sort.

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Korean "Parasite" Domestic Thriller of Pit Between Rich and Poor

  Santa's settled in having dropped his blockbusters --- Frozen 2, Rise of Skywalker, Little Women, Jumanji --   and now comes the hybrid winter awards season, where the peer honored niche films gain enough buzz to go on a wide release pattern. Read more

Simon & Garfunkel Story Takes Keith-Albee Stage Feb. 5

The internationally acclaimed hit theatre show The Simon & Garfunkel Story will stop by Huntington during its U.S. tour with a performance at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 5 at the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center. Read more

OPINION: Paul Craig Roberts - Making Sense of the Impeachment Charges

The three presidents who have been impeached are much less guilty of impeachable offences than many who have not been impeached.  

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Huntington Mayor, City Council filings

Election filings as of Jan 24 2020
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Huntington Mayor

Republican Filings:
Scott Caserta
Steven J. Davis

Democrat Filings:
Steve Williams
Anthony Hazlett Read more

‘Gentlemen’, ‘Turning’ - ‘The Innocents’ Redux - Expected to Debut on Screens

 Henry James' classic ghostly and paranormal presence assault on two kids, "The Turn of the Screw", has been made numerous times. "The Innocents" is it’s 1960s adaptation. Then, Dan Curtis swerved daytime serial "Dark Shadows" into a distinct evolution that introduced West Virginia-native David Selby as Quentin. 

Neither the "Gentlemen" nor "Turning" are anticipated to outdraw "Bad Boys for Life.” Yet, the race will be close for #2 and #3. 

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Jan. 27 Wayne County Commission Meeting Agenda

Below, is the agenda for Monday's regularly scheduled Wayne County Commission meeting.  Regularly scheduled meetings occur at 3 p.m., the first Thursday, and 10 a.m. the following Mondays in the commission's meeting room at the courthouse. 

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Marshall Scientist Earns National Support for NAS Research

Huntington– The work of Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine neuroscience researcher, W. Christopher Risher, Ph.D., on neonatal abstinence syndrome has been selected for the Research Partner Program through the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation.  Read more

Mountwest Begins Search for New President

The Mountwest Community & Technical College Board of Governors  is now accepting nominations and applications for president.

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Jan. 27 Huntington City Council Meeting Agenda

Below, is the agenda for Monday’s regularly scheduled Huntington City Council meeting.  Regularly scheduled meetings occur at 7:30 p.m. on the second, and fourth Mondays at city Hall.

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Jan. 23 Cabell County Commission Meeting Agenda

Below, is the agenda for Thursday's regularly scheduled Cabell County Commission meeting.  Regularly scheduled meetings occur the second, and fourth Thursdays in the commission's meeting room on the third floor of the courthouse. 

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Community Radio Prevails at Kindred; iHeart Moves Toward Nationwide Programming Standards

As part of a nationwide restructuring, iHeart radio has layed off hundreds of personalities at their over 850 broadcast outlets nationwide. One statement from the corporation indicated "artificial intelligence" may be added to their technical capacity.

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Huntington Man Sentenced for Illegally Accessing Veterans' Records

Huntington – A former Veterans Benefits Administration employee will serve time for illegally accessing medical records. 

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‘Bombshell’ Condemns Behind the Scenes Sexual Exploitation

An intricate, intimate, almost hitting ground zero film, “Bombshell“ has more benign moments than today's "in a hurry" sensationalists  favor. But this scandal inspired docu-drama swats  toridly at the commonality and inner consequences of severe workplace sexual harassment. Director Jay Roach has a "straight from headlines" reality portrayal to which  alludes to a broader sphere encourages by "fair and balanced" right-wing extremities.

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COLUMN: Mark Caserta -Huntington: Are You Ready for Change, Yet?

In the city of Huntington, we’ve allowed a minority of liberals to dictate the direction of our city. Progressives are rapidly converting our once, thriving community into the East coast hub for substance-abuse rehabilitation, crime and destitution. Read more

OPINION: Walter E. Williams - Colleges Dupe Parents and Taxpayers

Colleges have been around for centuries. College students have also been around for centuries. Yet, college administrators assume that today’s students have needs that were unknown to their predecessors. Those needs include diversity and equity personnel, with massive budgets to accommodate.

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Men's Basketball Commits Season-Low in Turnovers in Home Win Over ODU

Marshall men's basketball (9-10, 3-3 C-USA) used clutch plays from Jarrod West and took care of the ball to the tune of a season-low eight turnovers in a 68-67 win on Saturday night over the Old Dominion Monarchs at the Cam Henderson Center. Read more

Producer's Guild Names '1917' Best Picture

Historically, the winner of Best Picture from the Producer's Guild has gone on to win an Oscar. Saturday night, "1917" won Saturday night's  Producer's Guild Association Award giving it a solid boost in the weeks prior  the Academy Awards.