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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Why Hillary Clinton is the Democrat to Support
NAR: Pending Home Sales Index Down 20.1% from March 2007 Level
Robert Duvall, Gary Sinise, Hollywood Stars to Celebrate American GIs at Film Festival
Hillary Clinton Attending Thursday Rally in Charleston
Firefighters Announce Election Endorsements
Ashland Community & Technical College set to honor graduates; award first ever Gussler Family Endowed Chair in Math and Sciences
COMMENTARY: The Triumph of Evil at WVU...And Those Who Combat Evil
Editorials: Why We Do What We Do
TTA Offering Free Rides to Seniors, Medicare Card Holders on Election Day
OU Southern Campus Student to host – 'United Way Walk-A-Thon'
Blennerhassett Bridge to Open June 13
Ag Commissioner Candidate Argues Stream Reclassification is Wrong Measure
WV Open, Mid-Amateur Qualifier at the Pines CC in Morgantown
Cabell Schools Invites Prospective Teachers to Career Session Wednesday
JB Celebrates National Hospital Week; Dee DeLancy Friday’s DJ Guest
NEWS ANALYSIS: Warm Weather Means More Crime
Will the Summer of 2008 be another Season of Mean Huntington Streets?
Public Employee Union Endorses Felinton for Mayor
Hillary Clinton Visits Charleston Thursday; McCain Coming May 16
Arts Resources Slates Two Shows for May and June
MU Women's Basketball Inks Utah Center Kamille Lisonbee
Providence, Utah Standout to Join Herd for 2008-09 Season
The Raven Golf Club at Snowshoe Mountain Opens Monday, May 12
12th ANNUAL SPRING FESTIVAL: Heritage Farm Museum and Village Showcases Traditional Ways View Photos
EDITORIAL: A Battle for the Soul of WVU
Herd Baseball Blanked By No. 28 Southern Miss, 5-0
Tommy Johnson Had Two of Marshall’s Six Hits in the Game
COMMENTARY: ACLU: Jesus Is Just (Not) Alright With Safety
COMMENTARY: Why the War in Iraq?
MANN TALK: To Possess is to Lose
Tourville’s Two Home Runs Leads Herd Softball Past Georgetown, 12-7
Herd Collects Four Home Runs in 25th Victory of the Season
EDITORIAL: Reign of Error or Reign of Terror?
MU Baseball Falls to No. 28 Southern Miss, 12-8
Victor Gomez Finished 2-for-4 with Three RBIs in the Losing Effort for the Herd
Heroes Downed by Fayetteville NC Guard 34-26 View Photos
Gravestone May Mark Cite of Former Columbia Music Hall View Photos
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
Herd Finishes 2008 Regular Season with Sweep Over Georgetown
Marshall Recorded its Seventh Eight-run-rule of the Season to Conclude the Regular Season
Memorandum on Heather Manchin Bresch MBA Controversy at WVU
McG Tackles Arnold’s Former 'I’ll Be Back' Franchise
U.S. Foreclosure Activity Increases 23% in First Quarter; Up 112% from Q1 2007
California and Florida Cities Account for 13 of Top 20 Metro Areas; West Virginia Has Third Lowest Foreclosure Rate
COMMENTARY: Illegal Aliens: Hillary's Flip-Flops Border on Insanity
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Cob Homes Part 2
COMMENTARY: Excuse Me, Senor: In America, It's May 5th -- NOT Cinco de Whatever!
ON NASCAR: Know Your NASCAR... How's YOUR RAT?
Huntington Parking Board Suggests Keeping a Director, Redefining Job Description, Lowering Salary
Privatization May Comes Before Council Soon
Prestera Center Receives $434 K Grant for SHAPE Program
Former Cabell Midland Student to appear on Jeopardy
Marshall to Graduate More Than 2,600 Students at 171st Commencement
MU Baseball Swings Past No. 28 Southern Miss, 16-10
Ben Jurevicius Blasted His First-collegiate Home Run in a Huge Win for the Herd
Get Out to Vote Training Set for Hillary Supporters
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Iron Man'
A Corporate Boat Rocker Battling Afghanistan Terrorists Inside an Iron Rocket Suit Punctuates Awe and Humaneness
May Honors Mother's Day Centennial
Marshall Loss to Tulsa Spoils Senior Day for Softball Senior Stars View Photos
COMMENTARY: Defending American Sovereignty and Culture Is NOT Racist
Belizean Makes Case for Sensible Development in Her Caribbean Paradise
Save The Mangroves: Don't Cancunize Belize
ON THE ROAD IN BELIZE: Conservation Group Works to Save Ecologically Important Mangroves
Huntington Records Another Homicide
Detroit Man Found Dead on Sidewalk
Arrests Prompt Protest Sign; Noise Complaint Led to Multiple Arrests
Do You Have $25.8 Million in Cash? Pullman Square Up for Sale
EDITORIAL: Manchin, Goodwin, and Garrison: Intentionally Tone Deaf
Dave Spinnin' on Radio Friday
City Hall Annex Building Slated for Asbestos Abatement
Cabell School Board Meeting Slated for May 6
Arthur Weisberg, Joan Weisberg, Earl Ray Tomblin to Receive Marshall Honorary Degrees at May 10 Commencement
Plenty of Offense on Display at Annual Green and White Game View Photos
Win A Brand New Car And Help Cure Childhood Cancer
West Virginia Open for Business Report May 1, 2008 Edition
Rockefeller Introduces Bill to Provide Low Income Residents with Gas Pump Relief
Would Pay $100-$165 Monthly to Qualified Persons
PARALLEL UNIVERSE: Jay Rockefeller's Senate Speech: Biting the Hand That Fed Him?
RECALLS THIS WEEK: Dinnerware with Lead...Table Saws...Beach Chairs...and Other Product Recalls
NAHB: Credit Tightening On Builder Loans Threatens To Prolong Housing Downturn
Credit Crunch Worsening
COMMENTARY: Settling the China Question: A Caribbean Challenge
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April...and Another Bonus One for May ... Today's Poet: Frank O'Hara
EDITORIAL: Garrison a Huge Load for WVU to Carry
LETTER: Faculty Colleagues
Faculty Senate
West Virginia University
Healing Place Resolution Generates Some Public Ire, Plaudits for Goal
Hope Unlimited Sponsors 5K Run/Walk May 3
Volunteers Needed
Downtown Depot Birthday Party Postponed Due to Electrical Outage
Marshall Falls To No. 16 Kentucky, 9-6
Lape Went Deep for the 14th Time this Season in the Loss
AP Sues Supreme Court for Visitor Data; Administrative Director Responds
I-40 in Downtown Knoxville Closes for 14 Months
COMMENTARY: Some Things I Can't Help Wondering About
Welcome to New Jersey, Where Illegal Ain't!
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April...and a Bonus One for May ... Today's Poet: John Hollander
ATF Agents, Multiple Local Law Enforcement Agencies Take Aim at Gun Crimes
Mardi Gras Job Fair in Huntington May 6
Parisian Style Art Salon Opening in West End
Make Tracks to the Depot’s 1st Birthday Party
Former President Campaigns in Morgantown, Clarksburg
Number of Idle Free Zones increasing at state schools
COMMENTARY: Lust, Not Compassion, Drives Ungodly Priests to Illegal Aliens
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: John Updike
Huntington High Students 'All Shook Up' View Photos
ATV Ban Also Includes Scooters
Ritter: 'Nuts Ride Them with Kids'
COMMENTARY: Recipe For The Success Of Huntington
Huntington's Star Technologies Earns Environmental Registration with Help from RCBI
EDITORIAL: Why WVU's Garrison Must Go
Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center Hosts Skin Cancer Screening Event
WVU's R. Stephen Sears Resigns in Wake of Heather Bresch MBA Findings
His Resignation Follows Resignation of Provost Gerald E. Lang
PARALLEL UNIVERSE: Cap Times Ceases Print Publication
Online Version Will Continue Fighting the Good Fight in Madison, WI
SATIRE: Z As in Zito-- and Zero Wins
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Amy Clampitt
False Alarm Ordinance Will Likely Be Sent to Public Safety Committee
ATV Fines Spark Juvenile Issue
Does Huntington Need Parking Board, Council Ordinance Asks?
Tulsa Escapes With 2-1 Victory Over Herd Softball
Herd Wraps Up its Home and Conference Schedule With a 2-1 Loss
COLLEGE BASEBALL: Eight-Run Eighth Inning Lifts Marshall Past UAB, 10-6
Yeager Blasted a Three-run Triple in the Eighth to Highlight the Herd Eighth Inning
WVU Provost Resigns Stating His Ratification of Dean’s Decision on Heather Bresch MBA has had Negative Impact on Institution
Customs and Border Protection Announces Expansion of Model Ports Initiative
Consider a Summer Vacation Right in Your Backyard
COMMENTARY: Former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld Viewed as Innovative by Chinese Military
Rahall Supporting Obama as the Best Long Term Choice for the Country View Photos
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay'
Bongs Become Bombs in Homeland Security Farce
MANN TALK: An Implausible Hypothesis Irrationally Held
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Cob Homes
On NASCAR: 'When Is Junior Going to Win a Race?'
COMMENTARY: Reverend Al Sharpton O.J. Simpson, and American Justice
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Wallace Stevens
Huntington’s Fiscal Guardians Predict Adjustments for Economic Slow Down, Gasoline Prices
Comcast Complaints Prompt Franchise Renewal Options
'Up Late’ Airs Final Hour-Long Show This Weekend
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Clarification of HuntPAC Endorsement of Kim Wolfe
Awards of Distinction to be Presented, Retiring Faculty to be Honored Tuesday at Marshall
Marshall Hits Two Grand Slams And Outlasts UAB’s Late Rally To Post 10-9 Victory
Johnson and Gomez Pick up Grand Slams in Consecutive Innings to Give Marshall its Eighth C-USA Win of the Season
COLLEGE BASEBALL: UAB Uses Eight-Run Fifth Inning To Get Past MU 15-3
Casamassima Tallied His Fifth Home Run of the Season in the Losing Effort
Softball Draws Split With Golden Hurricane
After Capturing a Game One Victory, 3-1, the Herd Falls in the Doubleheader Finale, 4-3
Spring Valley Baseball Team Downs Wayne 10-4 View Photos
Wayne Softball Tean Holds Off Spring Valley to Win 4-3 View Photos
Wayne Comes Back in Bottom of Seventh to Win Over Poca View Photos
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
COMMENTARY: Christians Under Attack by Government School Bureaucrats
BYRD'S EYE VIEW: Free Coupons Preserve Must-See TV
NEWS ANALYSIS: Enforcement Strategy to Combat Growing Threat of International Organized Crime
Documentary Based on Horse Novel Wraps Up Filming
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Cynthia Zarin
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Kingsley Amis
City B & O Strikes Again; Medical Groups Leaving
Have Huntington Heroes Folded?
West Virginians for Obama Opening Office in Downtown Huntington; Rahall Will Speak
Holbrook: Interagency Communication Helped Bring About Large Drug Bust
Consumer Confidence Falls to 25-Year Low on High Fuel, Food Prices, Falling Home Values and Shrinking Income Gains
Cabell Midland Student Reported Missing
Demolition Approved for Portsmouth Theatre
Owners Offer Shell to City for Possible Conversion to Non Profit Status
Multiple DUI Offender Charged in Deaths of Four Near Kenova
Appy Film Fest Guest Entertains, Educates About the Business Portion of Filmmaking View Photos
Theatre, Broadway, Symphony Wrapping Up Marshall’s Cultural Season
Marshall Raises Tuition $119 to $219 Per Semester
Room and Board Up, Too
Special Olympics Offer Athletes an Opportunity to Shine
NEWS OF THE WEIRD...VERY WEIRD: JUST A LAUGH: At Least Huntington’s Crime Problems Do Not Involve Black Magic
RECALLS THIS WEEK: Baby Carriers...Bicycle Resistance Trainers...Gas Regulators...and Other Product Recalls
REPORT: New Home Sales Down 36.6% in March from March 2007 Levels
Pace Lowest Since 1991
COMMENTARY: Media Freedom and Political Action
STUDY: Wind Power Potential Greatly Exceeds World Electricity Demand
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Philip Levine
Police Classify Barboursville Deaths as Murder/Suicide
CANDIDATES FORUM: Commission Candidates Debate Regional Jail Bills, Budget Frills, Metro Government
CIRCUIT JUDGE FORUM: Get On With the Trials; Magistrate Court Must Be Fixed
Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Music for Green/White Tailgate
Rahall Announces $3.821M Funding Package for Crockett-Millers Fork Water Project
Concert Sunday at First Presbyterian to Raise Funds for European Trip
Herd Baseball Outlasts Ohio in Slugfest, 17-12
Gomez Tallies Three RBIs and the Herd has Six Players Record Multi-hit Games in the Win
Harold Payne Shoots 71 to Claim State Farm Low Round of the Day
U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Search
Another Weapon in Drug Wars
U.S. House Passes Wild Monongahela Act
Conservationists Cheer, Hope for More in Final Legislation
Rockefeller, Byrd Announce $1.9 Million in Federal Funding for Yeager Airport
Grafitti Asks: What's Your Favorite Football Flick?
PARALLEL UNIVERSE: REPORT: Midwest States Lead in People Saying They Drove After Drinking WV Bested Only by Utah
COMMENTARY: Veterans Suicide Cover Up; Litigation Exposes Numbers, Disturbing Email
MBA REPORT: Mortgage Applications Plunge 14.2% from Previous Week
Mortgage Interest Rates Rise
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Katha Pollitt
Five Democrats Square Off for Sheriff Nomination
Thousands of Unserved Warrants Sitting Unexecuted
MU Men's Golf Finishes C-USA Championship in 10th Place
Herd Senior Jonathan Pepe Fires Even Par in Final Round
Herd Baseball Falls To Kent State, 4-1
Casamassima And Gomez Picked Up a Pair of Hits to Lead The Herd in the Losing Effort
American Water Prices Initial Public Offering
Company to List on New York Stock Exchange Under Symbol 'AWK'
NEWS ANALYSIS: Terrorism War: US Experiencing Disappointments in Pakistan
NAR: Existing Home Sales Continue to Slide in March; Potential Buyers Biding Their Time on the Sidelines
Lenders Tightening Down Payment Requirements: 'Over Reacting': NAR President Richard Gaylord
COMMENTARY: Caribbean Leaders Losing Sight of the Ball: Not Focussing on the Real Game
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Marie Ponsot
Musical, Artsy Gathering Raises $2,000 for Disability Advocacy View Photos
Three Dead Under Suspicious Circumstances
Mother Returning From Belize Mission Trip
Three Bodies Found in Barboursville Home
Carbon Monoxide Suspected?
Obama Campaign Opens Huntington HQ
Grand Opening Saturday
FBI Confirms Alleged Bank Robbers in Custody after Confessions
Escape Foiled by Construction Zone
Senate President Earl Ray Tomblin to Speak at MU's Commencement
Queen, Deep Purple High Definition Big Screen Concert in Huntington, Charleston
Charleston’s Only Downtown Strip Club Sold Again
Grandfather Clause Keeps Them Taking it Off
Waters 'Hairspray' Musical Concludes MAS April 30
Search is On for the New Ms. Wheelchair West Virginia, USA
Been to the Riverfront Lately?
Look Has Improved More Than a Little View Photos
Huntington Heroes Defeat Canton 49-6 View Photos
PARALLEL UNIVERSE: Deja Vu All Over Again: Great Minds Think Alike on The Airline Mess
D Magazine's Mary Candace Evans to Kick Off Opening Panel at NAREE's National Conference of Real Estate Editors at Neiman Marcus Next Month
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Langston Hughes
Wrongly Convicted Huntington Man Sues Three Huntington Police Officers, ATF, Law Firm for False Imprisonment
Remembering Hit and Run Victim
Man Hit by Brick Saturday Night
HuntPAC Endorses Kim Wolfe for Mayor of Huntington
Big Green Dinner Canceled
Tulsa Takes C-USA Championship Title Over Marshall Women’s Tennis, 4-1
The Thundering Herd Hopes for NCAA Bid
Clinton, Obama Open Primary Offices
McCain Coming to Inez, Ky.
COMMENTARY: How Dare ABC News Treat Obama as if He Were a Conservative!
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall'
Laughably Awkward Break-Up Rituals Lampooned with Disgust and Finesse
Touching “Back to the Bottle” Gives Face and Name to Nameless
You've Seen This Face; 'Buddy, Can I Borrow a Buck?' Explained View Photos
Wayne Softball Team Wins Close Game with Ironton View Photos
ON THE ROAD IN BELIZE: They Call It 'The Best Little Zoo in the World' and It May Be All That View Photos
BOOK REVIEW: 'Legends of the Mountain State': 13 Scary Stories from the Scary State of West Virginia
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Michael Ondaatje
MANN TALK: The Light of Reason
A Cincinnati 'Angel' That Emerged From a Dream Wonder of Appalachian Film Festival
Marshall Women’s Tennis Challenges No. 48 Tulsa in C-USA Championship Final
Soor Captures the Herd’s Victory Again at the No. 3 Position
C-USA SOFTBALL: Southern Miss Downs Herd In Game One, 2-1
Late Inning Rally Lifts Golden Eagles to 2-1 Victory
COMMENTARY: Charlotte Mayor McCrory and His 'Miserable' City
On NASCAR: Tax Relief
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Fanny Neuda
COMMENTARY: When It Comes to Illegal Aliens, Papal "Infallibility" Is Myth!
We’re #1 ….'We Are Marshall' Voted Nation's Favorite Football Film
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
Pitching Your Idea to Hollywood, Movies, Awards Wrap Appy Fest Saturday
Church Celebrating Earth Day with Outdoor Services
Wayne Elmore Named Interim Dean of MU's College of Science
Marshall Outlasts UCF In Marathon, 12-10
Rowley and Johnson Each Recorded a Pair of Hits in Marshall’s Fifth Conference Victory
Marshall Women’s Tennis Advances to C-USA Semifinals to Face Rice
The Thundering Herd’s Chase Continues for the C-USA Title
Charges Against 9/11 Mastermind and Co-conspirators Amended
ChalleNGe Academy Puts Troubled Teens on Path to Success
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Mary Kinzie
EARTH DAY SPECIAL ESSAY: Global Warming/Temperature and Climate Change: The Latest Research
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Sustainable Homes
Can You Wait? Just Another Weekend?
Frankie D's Italian Chophouse Opens Next Tuesday
Goodwill KYOWVA Marks Earth Day with Recycling Event
Corps Hosting Island Creek Landowner’s Meeting
Paramount Arts Center Cash Drawing Winners Announced
MU Volleyball Set For Sports Performance Collegiate Invitational
Marshall Will Join a Field of 24 Teams at the Great Lakes Center
MU Alum Have Baseball Saturday in Charleston
Hillary Clinton WV Headquarters Opens Saturday in Charleston
REPORT: Indigenous peoples in Brazil Harassed, Threatened
Human rights NGOs Draw a Sad Balance; Illegal Logging, Drug Trafficking, Gold Mining Blamed
Marshall Wins in Ten Inning Softball Game Over UAB, Loses Second Game View Photos
RECALLS THIS WEEK: Battery Chargers...Power Strips..and Other Product Recalls
Rockefeller Encouraged by Creation of Industry Group to Focus on Coal and Climate Change Solutions
U.S. Foreclosure Activity Up 57% from March 2007 to March 2008
Nevada, California, Florida Top List; West Virginia Ranked 47th
COMMENTARY: The News Media: A Culture of Corruption
BOOK REVIEW: You've Got Home Buying Questions? Illinois Attorney Has the Answers in Her 'The Home Buyer's Answer Book'
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Mei Yaochen
SUPPORT GROUPS RESPOND: Survivors of Sexual Molestation by Catholic Priests Come Forward in Wake of Pope's Visit
Mahalo and Aloha, Jihadist Dudes!
APPALACHIAN FILM FESTIVAL: Back to Bottle Gala Headlines Opening of Appalachian Film Festival
Watch Fest Films for $2 Donation all Day and Night; Free Screenplay Pitch Workshop Saturday
Joe Randolph Steps to the Plate Runs for Council
Outlines His Plans for Huntington
Artists Series Celebration of Food and Drink Continues
Carrie Underwood's 'Carnival Ride Tour' Coming to BSSA June 14
Marshall Women's Golf Team Finishes Ninth At Conference USA Tournament
Lynch tops Herd with 32nd Place Finish
Civil War Preservation Groups Join Forces to Clean Up Rich Mountain Battlefield
Census Bureau Profiles Keystone State in Advance of April 22 Primary Election
Building Permits, Housing Starts Continue to Plummet in March, U.S. Agencies Report
Huntington Heroes Win Over Erie RiverRats 54-24 View Photos
Italian Court Challenges CIA Rendition Program
Rome To Seek Extradition of 26 Americans in Cleric’s Abduction
COMMON CENTS: GSA Focused on Stretching Tax Dollars
Illegal Fishers Plunder Arctic Waters, Says WWF Report
100,000 Metric Tons of Illegal Cod Valued at $350 Million Caught
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Ann Carson
Mac's Bar Having Debate-Watch Party Tonight
Might be Fireworks Ahead of Pennsylvania Primary
Ratcliff Demolition Starting Wednesday
Smaller Building Planned for Site
Listen to Miller in the Morning Friday, Drive By and See Miniature Horse
Emmy Award Winning Lynda Carter Heads 'Tattered Angel' Cast
Ohio Valley Filmmakers Night in Ashland Saturday
Great Give Gala Offers Music, Mingle Fundraiser for New Disability Awareness Project
Boating Safety Class Announced for Huntington
MU Baseball Team Sweeps Away Eastern Kentucky 9-3, 4-2
Josh Valle Had Three Hits in Game Two to Help the Herd to a Doubleheader Sweep of the Colonels
April 15 C-USA Tennis Players of the Week:
Rice’s Rosa, Tulsa’s Gray and Marshall’s Soor Honored
Soor Earns First Career C-USA Player of the Week Honor
Weekly Accolade is the Ninth in MU Women’s Tennis Program
NAHB: Builder Confidence Remains Unchanged in April
NAHB Chief Economist David Seiders: U.S. Now in 'Mild Recession'
COMMENTARY: The Wrongs of Wright: The Campaign Against Obama
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Mark Strand
Delta Airlines Adds Northwest to its Stable
Merger Announced; Still Based in Atlanta
Council Changes ATV Ordinance; Passes Parking Board Budget
Marines AWOL on Fees; 'Healing Place' Gains Support
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Updated Lustron Homes Could Be Made in Huntington
MU Women's Golf In Ninth Place Following Opening Round Of C-USA Championship
Larie Lynch and Andrea Grier in Top 20 Following Opening Round
Government Report: Terrorists Can Buy Stolen US Military Equipment on eBay
COMMENTARY: Questions Not Asked...Why Not?
Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Found in Huntington Tap Water
Bugs Resistant to Two Common Antibiotics; Negative Affects on Health Unlikely
Vote 'We Are Marshall' Best Sports Movie of All Time
Granite Filled Memorial Fountain Rededicated on Marshall Campus
Water Flowing Again View Photos
Marshall Men's Golf Concludes Final Round of OSU's Kepler Intercollegiate
Herd’s Jonathan Pepe Fires 77 in Final Round to Pace Herd
MU Women's Golf To Wrap Up Season At Conference USA Championship
Three-round Tournament Set to Take Place from Monday Through Wednesday
PARALLEL UNIVERSE: Lustron Redux: Look to the Past for the House of the Future?
'Prince Caspian' less 'Fairy Tale,' More Swashbuckling Says Publicist Ernie Malik
Making Of Book Coming and a Third Installment
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Dan Chiasson
MANN TALK: Memories of the Masonic Temple
San Francisco Runs Ad to Attract Illegal Aliens
A G E N D A
HUNTINGTON CITY COUNCIL
April 14, 2008
7:30 p.m.
Bird Contributed to Pullman Power Outage
Bush Admits Knowing About Torture Authorization by Top Advisers
ACLU Calls for Independent Counsel, Investigation of Torture and Abuse Approval
Governor Proposes Monthly Meetings With Young Professionals Around State
MU Welcome Center Renaming Honors Joseph M. Gillette
COLLEGE SOFTBALL: Marshall Splits With UAB After Claiming Game One Marathon
Freshman Melanie Stoehr Hit a Walk-off Two-run Homer in the 10th for the Game One Victory
No. 28 East Carolina Outlasts MU's Late Comeback, 4-3
Yeager and Gomez Go Deep for Herd in the Losing Effort
Rahall Announces $400,000 for Brownfields Clean Up in Huntington and Ronceverte
Rahall Urges Congress to Fully Fund ARC and EDA
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
COMMENTARY: Congressman Blasts Jimmy Carter's Fraternizing with Hamas Terrorist
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Sarah Arvio
Blueberries Reverse Age-related Memory Problems
Improvement Seen in Three Weeks
COMMENTARY: John McCain Does Not Deserve Support from Conservatives
On NASCAR: There’s No Place Like First
Apparent Transformer Failure Shuts Down Pullman for Hours
WORK SESSION: Ban on ATV’s, License Points Alternative, Grants on Council Docket
Jackson Questions 'Non City Office Supplies' Line Item in Parking Board Budget
'Little Women' By Louisa May Alcott Comes to the Keith-Albee
ABSOLUT MARKETING MESS: BoycottAbsolut.com Thanks American Vodka
Mattox: Shortages Not Keeping DOH from Its Mission
MU Women’s Tennis Downs No. 39 Louisville to Finish Regular Season Action
The Thundering Herd’s Schmitt Ties as Career Singles Victory Leader
COLLEGE BASEBALL: MU Falls to East Carolina, 7-4
Johnson Tallied a Home Run in the Ninth, But the Herd Comeback Fell Short
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Rudyard Kipling
COMMENTARY: Fed Up with the Airline Mess: Blame Congress, Not the Airlines
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Recycled Clothing
Bus Fares, School Consolidation Potentially Impacted by Rising Fuel Prices
RCBI to Honor NAM's Hank Cox, MU Alumnus
Get Acquainted with an Italian Artistic Genius on April 15
Dave's Trippin' Into the Downtown Depot April 19
Poet Joanie Mackowski to Read from Her Work at Marshall University
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: W. S. Merwin
Wheeling Jesuit University Students Win Ledford Fellowships for Undergraduate Research
D-Day 64th Anniversary Tour Slated by Military Group
Jay Votes for Foreclosure Relief Legislation; Measure Now Goes to House
Compromise Measure Will Help Keep WV Families and Veterans in Their Homes, Protects Against Deceptive Lending Practices
Society for Threatened Peoples International calls for the Olympic Torch Relay to be Ended
Group Charges that the IOC Makes Itself the Mouth-Piece of Chinese Propaganda
RECALLS THIS WEEK: Plush Insect Toys, Magnetic Dart Boards...and Other Product Recalls
COMMENTARY: Fitting Tribute to Charlton Heston: San Francisco Gun Ban Shot Down!
Top Ten Retailer Chooses Huntington; The Walgreen Company Comes to WV
Number One Pharmacy Chain to Build on Corner of First and Fourth Downtown
QUIRKY CRIMINALS FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA: Man in Electric Wheelchair Robs California Bank
Wife Stabs Husband During Hot Dogs for Dinner Argument
Huntington News Network Featuring Real News Network
Newscast Number One: Jeremy Scahill-Author: 'Blackwater'
Empty Bowls Fundraiser Slated for Friday
Marshall University Soccer To Host Youth Soccer Camps
No. 62 Women’s MU Tennis Upsets No. 56 Virginia Tech, 4-3
The Thundering Herd’s Soor Downs 120th-Ranked Hamza in Singles Action
COLLEGE BASEBALL: Louisville Out Slugs Marshall, 12-8
The Herd Notched Three Triples in the Losing Effort
C-USA Has Three Chosen in 2008 WNBA Draft
UTEP Seniors Became the First Players in Program History to be Selected
Former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay Launches New Web Site
Byrd Joins Clinton, Menendez Asking Bush to Not Attend Chinese Olympic Opening Ceremonies
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Julia Hartwig
MONEY TIPS FOR STUDENTS: How to Avoid a Big Cell Phone Bill
Parking Board Comfortable with Interim Director
Independent Audit Anticipated
Walgreens Coming to Huntington
Look Out CVS, Rite Aid and Fruth
Cabell Huntington Gains Hand Surgeon
Fellowship-trained surgeon Joins Staff
Dunbar/South Charleston Interstate Bridge to Use Webcams
Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble to Perform April 17
COLLEGE BASEBALL: Morehead State Uses Early Lead To Get Past MU, 13-9
Jay Issues Apology for Remarks about Sen. John McCain
April 2008 Open for Business Report
Clinton Campaign Cutting No Slack
Current Strategy Against Obama in Whisper Mode
Gitmo Commander Says He's Sick of Torture Stories
REALTORS: Existing-Home Sales to Stablize Before Upturn in Second Half of 2008
Pending Homes Index Down 21.4% from Feb. 2007
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Edward Hirsch
Snowshoe Mountain Summer 2008 Events Schedule
Home Rule Presentation Slated for Tuesday Morning at City Hall
Fuel Costs Killing Airlines Too; Three Bankrupt So Far
Allegiant Air: Uniquely Postitioned
Events Benefiting Huntington Food Bank
April Sexual Assault Awareness Month
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Stop Loss'
Delegate Praises Hillary Clinton's Breast Cancer Research Proposal
WV Chapter of Generation Obama Meets Wednesday in Charleston
Controversy: Mercenaries Training US Local Police Officers
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... David Young
Greenspan Endorses McCain
Fmr. Fed Chairman Warns of Recession Not 'Irrational Exuberance'
Cancer Continues To Kill
Things You Can Do to Prevent it
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Leatherheads'
Despite Sideline Benching for Delay of Game, Film Entertaining Joust
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Another Poem by Kenneth Koch
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Stop Loss'
What Nightmares Doth Returning War Heroes Endure?
MANN TALK: A Joint Venture with Nature
UPDATE: Most of Portsmouth’s Historic Columbia Theatre (Music Hall) Will Be Demolished
LEGAL ROUNDUP: Nightclub Dispute Goes to Court
Cabell Huntington Hospital Named in Wrongful Death Complaint
'We Are Marshall': Financial Records Sealed in Copyright Infringement Complaint
Blevins Propels Herd Baseball Team Past Tulane, 7-4
The Herd Picks Up its First Ever Victory Against the Green Wave with Saturday’s Win
Marshall Women’s Tennis Ends Five-Match Losing Streak Saturday
The 60th-Ranked Thundering Herd Hopes for Victory at Final Home Match
COLLEGE GOLF: Illinois Claims 39th Annual Marshall Invitational, Penn State's Rohanna Goes Back-to-Back at Guyan
COMMENTARY: The Comedy of Horrors: Obama vs. Clinton
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Featured Poet: Kenneth Koch
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Clothes Made of Beer?
COMMENTARY: Enough With the Martin Luther King Jr. Media Blitz Already!
Chad Pennington, Mr. Cartoon Spin Tunes
MU Baseball Team Falls To Tulane On Walk-Off Sacrifice Fly, 6-5
Kurt Lipton Tallied a Two-Out 2RBI Double to Tie the Game in the Ninth
Unemployment Soars Under Capito-Bush Economic Policies
Jay Pushes for Landmark Legislation to Improve VA Health Care for Women
More than 10,000 West Virginian Veterans Are Women and That Number Expected to Grow in Coming Years
April is State and National Poetry Month
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Featured Poet: Richard Kenney
New Home Sales Down 58% from July 2005 Peak
Biggest Declines in Northeast, Midwest
COMMENTARY: Turnpike Tolls: Needed Maintenance or Scam on Southern WV
World Renowned Horticulturist in Lavalette
Barry Glick Wows Standing -Room Only Crowd View Photos
ON NASCAR: 'It's Just Technical Stuff!'
NEWS ANALYSIS: Phone Tip and Public Obligation Led to Parking Board Investigation
Martin Luther King, Jr. Dead at 39; 40 Years Ago Today
Many Wonder At His Impact on Today's Presidential Race
MU Language professor is newest Drinko Academy Fellow
Marshall Men's Golf to Host 39th Annual Marshall Invitational at Guyan Golf & Country Club
Thundering Herd Among 17-Team Field, Including Defending Champion Penn State
Marshall to Host Concert of Traditional Japanese Music
'When Religion Becomes Evil' Events Slated at Ashland Community and Technical College
RECALLS THIS WEEK: Master Locks, Spa Hot Tubs...and More Product Recalls
NEWS ANALYSIS: Global Crime and Terrorism
Appalachian Conference Show Showcases Mountaintop Removal Art
Depictions of Devastation Displayed at Drinko View Photos
Marshall Softball Loses Two to UCF View Photos
Metro Chicago Foreclosure Activity Up 20% in February from Feb. 2007
Chicago Foreclosure Rate Second Highest Among Top 5 Metros; Illinois Foreclosure Activity Up 12 Percent
COMMENTARY: Cuba and China Should be Told: Respect Human Rights
COMMENTARY: Rent for Mobility, Buy for Stability, if That's What You Want
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Featured Poet: Franz Wright
Easter Sunday, from 'Easterian Odes'
Now Nelson Nixed, Parking Purview Passes to Police
Bowflex, Poinsettias and Place ware Purchases Push Johnette Past Go
CSX Dispatcher Jobs Coming to Huntington
Another Rejuvenator for Downtown
Chelsea Clinton Campaigning Friday Afternoon at Marshall
Coalition Offers Free Tax Preparation -- Including Stimulus Returns -- for Area Residents
Testing the Fountain: Water Flows (Temporarily)
Dedication April 9
Marshall University Libraries to Celebrate Life, Career of MU Graduate and Famed S-F Author Nelson S. Bond
MU Baseball Team Set for Clash at Morehead State
Herd Will Start Shane Farrell Against the Eagles
MU Swimmer Scelli Finishes 8th in Canada Match
DOH Reminds Advertisers of Outdoor Advertising Law
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT: Former WCW Wrestling Champ Faces Life in Prison for Sex Trafficking
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Featured Poet: Frank O'Hara
'The Political History of CARICOM': A Review
Dave Denti's Domain Doubles; Frankie's Comes to Pullman
'Queen of Pullman' Denene Chafin Goes for a Quad
An Art of the Movie Pitch Guru Guest Appy Fest Artist
Film Finalists Announced for Festival
'Bottle' Adds 2 Hollywood Cameos
Marshall to Name Press Box in Honor of Salvatore
Marshall Chamber Choir, University Chorus to Perform Saturday
WJU Evaluation Report Earns International Award
Clinton Has Middle Class Tax Cut Plan Which Benefits West Virginians
DOH Slates April 22 Meeting on 5th Avenue Bridge Replacement
Supreme Court Candidate Walker Endorsed by State Medical Association
House Asked to Remain Steadfast on FISA Spy Bill
Bush Sudden Willingness to Deal Seen as Sign of Weakness
Defense Department Bigwig Pleads Guilty to Espionage on Behalf of China
See Someone Collapse of Possible Heart Attack? Get Down On it
Heart Association Says 'Hard-Fast' Chest compression Saves Lives; Forget the Mouth to Mouth
COMMENTARY: San Jose: Home Sweet Home to Many and Real Capital of the Bay Area
Man Robbed Outside of Blockbuster
Governor Manchin Speaking at Young Professional Meeting
NO FUELING: Some of the Truckers Tell Diesel Dealers to Take the $4.00 Fuel and Shove It … for One Day
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Eastside Drive, 13th House District Putnam County off of Rt 62
Stadium’s west lot to remain closed through Tuesday, April 1
Housing Secretary Jackson Resigns Amid Criminal Investigation
REALTORS: Feb. 2008 Sales of Existing Homes 23.8% Below Feb. 2007 Level
Prices Continue to Decline Throughout U.S.
COMMENTARY: Think Hillary Would Mend Health Care Crisis? Think Again!
FROM KNOPF: A Poem A Day in April
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Organic Cotton, Hemp and Bamboo
On NASCAR: It's All About the Numbers
Former First Daughter Forays Into Town
Chelsea Clinton Coming Back to Charleston
EDITORIAL: West Virginia's MBA Controversy a Cause for Statewide Concern
COMMENTARY: Clinton, Richardson Ticket Still in Play
Cherlythia 'Bunny' Holmes Sentenced to Life
Guilty of Ordering Murder of Wendy Morgan in 2004; Jury Recommends Mercy; 'Not a Monster'
Iraq War Update: Fighting Rampant; 'Assessment' Due Soon
Baghdad Green Zone Rocketed Repeatedly; Mahdi Militia 'Aim Getting Better'; Byrd Saw it Coming
Tip Leads to Alleged Arsonist's Arrest
Man Was Sought by ATF In Firebombing
Rahall Announces $400K for Salt Rock Senior Center
Barboursville Middle School Removed from Low Performance List
Sculpture Returned to New Granite Fountain
Waters to Reflect Campus When Turned Back On View Photos
Huntington Heroes Stay Perfect With Win
Picked as 'Game of the Week' By AIFA View Photos
Stadium’s West Lot to Remain Closed Through Monday, March 31
DOH to Increase Engineer Salary
Friday’s Baseball Game Against Memphis Moved To Doubleheader On Saturday
Marshall and Memphis Will Play a Doubleheader Saturday at Appalachian Power Park
WVRx Drug Program Delivers Affordability to Mountain State Health
Spring Brings Colorful Blooming Flowers View Photos
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
Fugitive Sought by Charleston Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Agents
Man Allegedly Tossed Molotov Cocktail
Will Federal Early Release of Some Crack Offenders Strain Our Already Overwhelmed Law Enforcement Officers?
Ground-Breaking for Salt Rock Library
PGA Tour veteran Gary McCord Selected as Celebrity for 10th Annual Huntington Classic Golf Event
Morlachetta Named to Position With RCBI
Qualls Suspended with Pay
No More P.J.’s in the Courtroom
Deputies Make Arrest in Murder Case
WMUL Receives 18 Awards in National Competition
Snowshoe Mountain Ends Its 34th Winter Season With Annual Last Hurrah! Festivities
March 30th is marked as the resort's closing date for the 2007-2008 ski season
James Monroe To Bring His 3rd Annual Bluegrass Special
NEWS ANALYSIS: Witness Testifies Holmes Offered Him Money to Kill Morgan
Says Holmes 'Ordered Four Other Kids Killings'; Prom Night Murder Rumors
CBS's Sharyl Attkisson Pillories Hillary's Memories
MSM Member Does the Unusual: Calls a Lie a Lie on Air
Obama Girl Tells Hillary to Back Off Her Man
Web Sensation Returns With a New Jam
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Transportation Industry Needs Help
DONALD L. RUTHERFORD: Greatest Generation Veteran Left Many Memories and Survivors View Photos
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: “Shutter”
Japanese/American Remake Grabs Your Jugular, then Rips it Out
Parking Board Moving to City Hall May 1
Drive Thru Basement Payment Window to Reopen
Council Approves Pass Through Grants, Resolution to Keep Wrestling Tournament
Concern Expressed About Dangerous W. Ninth Street Structure
Cabell County Democratic Convention Set for
April 12 at Marshall
'Today, I weep for my country'
Five Years Ago: Senator Byrd's Plea Against the War on Iraq, McCain's Response
Clinton (Bill, That Is) adds Three WV Appearances on Behalf of Hillary
War Against Iraq: Troop Death Knell Sounds 4,000
From 'Mission Accomplished' to the 'Surge'- War News Stage Managed by Administration
No April Foolin’: Independent Truckers Talking One Day Protest/Strike
Cleaning Up Historical Land and Living Space
Hillary Played Important Role in Irish Peace
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: “Doomsday”
Post Apocalyptic Goes Middle Age Splatter
Former President Bill Clinton Coming to West Virginia
Hillary's Hubby to Hit Parkersburg, Beckley
Plaintiffs Claim Human Tissue Graft Caused Hepatitis C
Two Dozen Suits Filed Alleging Infectious Tissue from Stolen Body Parts
WORK SESSION: Preparing a Bid for State Wrestling Tournament
Pass Through Grants
Larry Brown to Serve as Keynote Speaker at 30th Annual Big Green Scholarship Foundation Dinner
Teachers Must Carefully Consider Retirement Options
Council Passes Budget; No Extra Funds for Supplemental Insurance
FOP Hints at Lawsuit, Other Measures
NEWS ANALYSIS: Competency of Two Cabell Magistrates Now in Question
Verbage-Spence to Retire March 31
Montana vs. Homeland Security in Game of Chicken; DHS Blinks
No 'Real ID' Law Required in Montana; Calling Chertoff's Bluff
Extra Work for Extra Pay Draws Ire of Democratic Commissioners
Monies Spread Throughout Tax Office; Political Gamesmanship?
Cabell Huntington Hospital Center for Surgical Weight Control relocates to 20th Street Professional Building
United Way Announces – Free FamilyWize Prescription Drug Discount Cards Available
Hillary Clinton Impresses Many City, County Officeholders with Call for Rebuilding America’s Infrastructure, not Iraq’s
Special Call on Budget Moved to Follow Special Call
Easter Egg Hunt Delights Hundreds of Children on a Spring-Like Winter Saturday in Ritter Park View Photos
Marshall Opens New Dot Hicks Softball Field, Houston Wins Opening Games View Photos
Marshall Offers "Healthy Shopping" Grocery Store Tours for National Nutrition Month
Ron Paul Statement After 10 Years of War with Iraq
GM Recalls 200,000 Sedans Over Fire Risk
'Hard Braking' Can Cause Fire
Five Years Since War Against Iraq Began
Five Down, 100 To Go?
Obama's Speech Takes on Race Issue Fearlessly; Fox Pundits Pound Predictably
Wide-Ranging Speech Inevitably Reduced to Unrepresentative 'Sound Bites'
Mayor Guests on Magic 97.9 Friday
Will Hit the Wheels of Steel, too
Smoky Blaze Burns Abandoned Structure Behind Two Other Burned Houses
Visionary, Futurist, Science Fiction Novelist Arthur C. Clarke Dies
Prolific Author Predicted Moon Landing, Satellite Communications and Space Elevators
Banking Industry Kicks Consumers Off Congressional Panel
Fed Action Leaves Underlying Instabilities Unaddressed
Bear Stearns Bailout Undermines Fed Credibilty
Dangerous Flooding from Texas to the Ohio Valley Predicted
Huntington May Dodge Bullet; Ohio Likely to be Hammered
High Court Asked to Uphold Free Speech Ruling
Increased Profanity Policing Called Unfair and Unconstitutional
COMMENTARY: An Outside View from Inside the Box
COMMENTARY: Bear Stearns Update: Hey, Maybe I AM a Financial Guru After All!
BOOK REVIEW: Roger Mudd Looks Back on the Glory Years of CBS News in 'The Place to Be'
Super Smash Bros. Brawl Smashes Nintendo Sales Records
Wii Game Sells at a Rate of More than 120 per Minute
How Would Einstein Pick His March Madness Bracket?
Bracketbrains Enables Competitors to Apply Ph.D. Level Analysis to 2008 Picks
Gas Crunch Parks Police Cars in Knox County Indiana
Boil Water Advisory Lifted for Putnam County Customers
Herd Baseball Team Sweeps By VMI With 7-2 Victory in Game 3
Lady Bobcats Honored by House of Delegates
BOOK REVIEW: 'The Night I Freed John Brown': An Exciting, Fun Book for Young Readers -- And Their Parents
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Dietary Considerations
MANN TALK: A Lonely Tree
Baseball’s Three-Run Fourth Lifts Herd to 5-1 Victory Over VMI
Heroes Win Big Over Florida Stingrays, 56-9, in Season Opener View Photos
Houston Spoils Marshall’s Softball Home Opener, Sweeps Herd, 17-2, 10-2
DHS Takes Actions to Strengthen Border Security Programs
On NASCAR: Beware the Ides of March Madness
Street Paving Coming; City Council Approves Budget Revisions
Positions, Trucks, Grader Out; Six Crown Vics, Street Sweeper Still In
OBITUARY: Donald R. "Doc" Rutherford, 85, Retired Chief of Buildings, Grounds at VA Hospital
Goodwill’s Consumer Credit Division Gets Financial Literacy Grant
Debt Management, Budget, and Housing Counseling Services Recognized
Marshall Women's Tennis Team Defeats Harvard 5-2
Highlanders Eliminated 75-63 by South Charleston at State Tournament Quarterfinals View Photos
WSAZ-TV Home and Garden Show Draws Big Crowd to BSSA View Photos
Herd Baseball Team Outlasts VMI, 4-3
Byrd Votes 'Nay' On Earmark 'Reform' Legislation, Gives Rationale for Congressional Earmarks
Cleaning up the Mountain State
PARALLEL UNIVERSE: Another Kind of 'Bear' Market: Big Financial Institutions Can't Fail, While Ordinary People Can
FOX Attacks: News Channel is Possible Harbinger of Things To Come
Network is Party Organ for Neo Con Right; War Against Iran Next?
DRINKING WATER WARNING IN EFFECT
BOIL WATER ADVISORY: WINFIELD, PLINY, FRAZIERS BOTTOM, ELEANOR, MIDWAY, BUFFALO
Wheeling Central Wins 2008 Class A Girl's Basketball Championship
Huntngton St. Joe is Runner-up View Photos
COMMON CENTS: Fast, Decisive Action Needed at U.S. Land Ports
Leah Hickman Press Conference: Police Announce Cause of Death
Police Believe Her Attacker Was Familiar with her and her Apartment
Cabell Schools Meeting Slated for Tuesday
Mountain Stage to Perform Live at Paramount in Ashland, KY on March 30
Ghost Tales and Monsters Featured at River Museum
Horror Writer to Autograph 'Legends' on Saturday
Capito Slams Tax Hikes in Budget Proposal
RECALLS THIS WEEK: Deep Fryers Sold at JC Penney's; Sling Carriers...and Other Product Recalls
Foreclosure Activity Up Nearly 60% from Feb. 2007
Nevada, California Top the List; WV, Vermont Rank 49th, 50th
Capito Praises Treasury Proposal to Curb Mortgage Market Excess
Foreclosure Property Tours Catch on Across the Country
Agents Offer Wheels, Deals, Meals to Bargain-Hungry Buyers
Gov. Spitzer Scandal: New Jersey Couple Ran International Prostitution Ring
Byrd Released from Hospital
He's Present for Key Budget Resolution Votes
Jiles Mabe Demonstrates Tinware Making Saturday at The Downtown Depot
Gas Prices Continue Climb Towards Five a Gallon
Not Even Summer Driving Season Yet
Johnson's Walk-Off Homer in Game 2 Lifts Herd to Sweep of Valpo 12-10
Herd Edged 48-47 by Tulane in C-USA First Round
SOFTBALL: Louisville Blanks Marshall for Sweep, 7-0
The Cardinals Three-Hit Herd to Close Sweep at Ulmer Stadium
During Rabies Awareness Week Agencies Urge Pet Vaccination
COMMENTARY: The Fallacy of the International Community
Parkersburg South Wins Class AAA Girl's Championship
Huntington Repeats as Runner-up View Photos
Task Force Responds to Alarming Rates of STDs Among Teenage Girls
Lack of Sex Education Blamed; Some Girls Think Oral Sex Doesn't Count
Hulu.com-YouTube Killer?
Good but Not that Good.
FISA Bill Passes w/o 'Get Out of Jail Free' Card; Bush Vows Veto, Again
House Bill: No Immunity for Phone Companies; 'Carnivore' Alive and Chewing Data; ACLU Responds
Drugs in Drinking Water Response from West Virginia American Water
EPA Does Not Regulate Such Contaminants; Treatment Process 'Effective'
Endeavor Blasts into the Florida Night
Rare Sight as Crew Heads to the International Space Station
Internet Censorship by Service Providers Decried
Broadband Companies Monitoring, Blocking Content; 'Legislation with Teeth' Called For
Lape’s Two Homers Lift Herd to 9-4 Victory Over Valparaiso
Straily Struck Out Seven Crusaders in His First Win of the Se
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• 5/8/08
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Why Hillary Clinton is the Democrat to Support
NAR: Pending Home Sales Index Down 20.1% from March 2007 Level
Robert Duvall, Gary Sinise, Hollywood Stars to Celebrate American GIs at Film Festival
Hillary Clinton Attending Thursday Rally in Charleston
Firefighters Announce Election Endorsements
Ashland Community & Technical College set to honor graduates; award first ever Gussler Family Endowed Chair in Math and Sciences
COMMENTARY: The Triumph of Evil at WVU...And Those Who Combat Evil
Editorials: Why We Do What We Do
TTA Offering Free Rides to Seniors, Medicare Card Holders on Election Day
OU Southern Campus Student to host – 'United Way Walk-A-Thon'
Blennerhassett Bridge to Open June 13
• 5/7/08
Ag Commissioner Candidate Argues Stream Reclassification is Wrong Measure
WV Open, Mid-Amateur Qualifier at the Pines CC in Morgantown
Cabell Schools Invites Prospective Teachers to Career Session Wednesday
JB Celebrates National Hospital Week; Dee DeLancy Friday’s DJ Guest
NEWS ANALYSIS: Warm Weather Means More Crime
Will the Summer of 2008 be another Season of Mean Huntington Streets?
Public Employee Union Endorses Felinton for Mayor
Hillary Clinton Visits Charleston Thursday; McCain Coming May 16
Arts Resources Slates Two Shows for May and June
MU Women's Basketball Inks Utah Center Kamille Lisonbee
Providence, Utah Standout to Join Herd for 2008-09 Season
The Raven Golf Club at Snowshoe Mountain Opens Monday, May 12
• 5/6/08
12th ANNUAL SPRING FESTIVAL: Heritage Farm Museum and Village Showcases Traditional Ways View Photos
EDITORIAL: A Battle for the Soul of WVU
Herd Baseball Blanked By No. 28 Southern Miss, 5-0
Tommy Johnson Had Two of Marshall’s Six Hits in the Game
COMMENTARY: ACLU: Jesus Is Just (Not) Alright With Safety
COMMENTARY: Why the War in Iraq?
MANN TALK: To Possess is to Lose
Tourville’s Two Home Runs Leads Herd Softball Past Georgetown, 12-7
Herd Collects Four Home Runs in 25th Victory of the Season
EDITORIAL: Reign of Error or Reign of Terror?
MU Baseball Falls to No. 28 Southern Miss, 12-8
Victor Gomez Finished 2-for-4 with Three RBIs in the Losing Effort for the Herd
• 5/5/08
Heroes Downed by Fayetteville NC Guard 34-26 View Photos
Gravestone May Mark Cite of Former Columbia Music Hall View Photos
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
Herd Finishes 2008 Regular Season with Sweep Over Georgetown
Marshall Recorded its Seventh Eight-run-rule of the Season to Conclude the Regular Season
Memorandum on Heather Manchin Bresch MBA Controversy at WVU
McG Tackles Arnold’s Former 'I’ll Be Back' Franchise
U.S. Foreclosure Activity Increases 23% in First Quarter; Up 112% from Q1 2007
California and Florida Cities Account for 13 of Top 20 Metro Areas; West Virginia Has Third Lowest Foreclosure Rate
COMMENTARY: Illegal Aliens: Hillary's Flip-Flops Border on Insanity
• 5/4/08
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Cob Homes Part 2
COMMENTARY: Excuse Me, Senor: In America, It's May 5th -- NOT Cinco de Whatever!
ON NASCAR: Know Your NASCAR... How's YOUR RAT?
Huntington Parking Board Suggests Keeping a Director, Redefining Job Description, Lowering Salary
Privatization May Comes Before Council Soon
Prestera Center Receives $434 K Grant for SHAPE Program
Former Cabell Midland Student to appear on Jeopardy
Marshall to Graduate More Than 2,600 Students at 171st Commencement
MU Baseball Swings Past No. 28 Southern Miss, 16-10
Ben Jurevicius Blasted His First-collegiate Home Run in a Huge Win for the Herd
Get Out to Vote Training Set for Hillary Supporters
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Iron Man'
A Corporate Boat Rocker Battling Afghanistan Terrorists Inside an Iron Rocket Suit Punctuates Awe and Humaneness
May Honors Mother's Day Centennial
• 5/3/08
Marshall Loss to Tulsa Spoils Senior Day for Softball Senior Stars View Photos
COMMENTARY: Defending American Sovereignty and Culture Is NOT Racist
Belizean Makes Case for Sensible Development in Her Caribbean Paradise
Save The Mangroves: Don't Cancunize Belize
ON THE ROAD IN BELIZE: Conservation Group Works to Save Ecologically Important Mangroves
Huntington Records Another Homicide
Detroit Man Found Dead on Sidewalk
Arrests Prompt Protest Sign; Noise Complaint Led to Multiple Arrests
Do You Have $25.8 Million in Cash? Pullman Square Up for Sale
EDITORIAL: Manchin, Goodwin, and Garrison: Intentionally Tone Deaf
Dave Spinnin' on Radio Friday
City Hall Annex Building Slated for Asbestos Abatement
Cabell School Board Meeting Slated for May 6
Arthur Weisberg, Joan Weisberg, Earl Ray Tomblin to Receive Marshall Honorary Degrees at May 10 Commencement
• 5/2/08
Plenty of Offense on Display at Annual Green and White Game View Photos
Win A Brand New Car And Help Cure Childhood Cancer
West Virginia Open for Business Report May 1, 2008 Edition
Rockefeller Introduces Bill to Provide Low Income Residents with Gas Pump Relief
Would Pay $100-$165 Monthly to Qualified Persons
PARALLEL UNIVERSE: Jay Rockefeller's Senate Speech: Biting the Hand That Fed Him?
RECALLS THIS WEEK: Dinnerware with Lead...Table Saws...Beach Chairs...and Other Product Recalls
NAHB: Credit Tightening On Builder Loans Threatens To Prolong Housing Downturn
Credit Crunch Worsening
COMMENTARY: Settling the China Question: A Caribbean Challenge
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April...and Another Bonus One for May ... Today's Poet: Frank O'Hara
EDITORIAL: Garrison a Huge Load for WVU to Carry
LETTER: Faculty Colleagues
Faculty Senate
West Virginia University
Healing Place Resolution Generates Some Public Ire, Plaudits for Goal
Hope Unlimited Sponsors 5K Run/Walk May 3
Volunteers Needed
Downtown Depot Birthday Party Postponed Due to Electrical Outage
Marshall Falls To No. 16 Kentucky, 9-6
Lape Went Deep for the 14th Time this Season in the Loss
AP Sues Supreme Court for Visitor Data; Administrative Director Responds
I-40 in Downtown Knoxville Closes for 14 Months
• 5/1/08
COMMENTARY: Some Things I Can't Help Wondering About
Welcome to New Jersey, Where Illegal Ain't!
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April...and a Bonus One for May ... Today's Poet: John Hollander
ATF Agents, Multiple Local Law Enforcement Agencies Take Aim at Gun Crimes
Mardi Gras Job Fair in Huntington May 6
Parisian Style Art Salon Opening in West End
Make Tracks to the Depot’s 1st Birthday Party
Former President Campaigns in Morgantown, Clarksburg
Number of Idle Free Zones increasing at state schools
COMMENTARY: Lust, Not Compassion, Drives Ungodly Priests to Illegal Aliens
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: John Updike
• 4/30/08
Huntington High Students 'All Shook Up' View Photos
ATV Ban Also Includes Scooters
Ritter: 'Nuts Ride Them with Kids'
COMMENTARY: Recipe For The Success Of Huntington
Huntington's Star Technologies Earns Environmental Registration with Help from RCBI
EDITORIAL: Why WVU's Garrison Must Go
Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center Hosts Skin Cancer Screening Event
WVU's R. Stephen Sears Resigns in Wake of Heather Bresch MBA Findings
His Resignation Follows Resignation of Provost Gerald E. Lang
PARALLEL UNIVERSE: Cap Times Ceases Print Publication
Online Version Will Continue Fighting the Good Fight in Madison, WI
SATIRE: Z As in Zito-- and Zero Wins
• 4/29/08
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Amy Clampitt
False Alarm Ordinance Will Likely Be Sent to Public Safety Committee
ATV Fines Spark Juvenile Issue
Does Huntington Need Parking Board, Council Ordinance Asks?
Tulsa Escapes With 2-1 Victory Over Herd Softball
Herd Wraps Up its Home and Conference Schedule With a 2-1 Loss
COLLEGE BASEBALL: Eight-Run Eighth Inning Lifts Marshall Past UAB, 10-6
Yeager Blasted a Three-run Triple in the Eighth to Highlight the Herd Eighth Inning
WVU Provost Resigns Stating His Ratification of Dean’s Decision on Heather Bresch MBA has had Negative Impact on Institution
Customs and Border Protection Announces Expansion of Model Ports Initiative
Consider a Summer Vacation Right in Your Backyard
COMMENTARY: Former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld Viewed as Innovative by Chinese Military
• 4/28/08
Rahall Supporting Obama as the Best Long Term Choice for the Country View Photos
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay'
Bongs Become Bombs in Homeland Security Farce
MANN TALK: An Implausible Hypothesis Irrationally Held
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Cob Homes
On NASCAR: 'When Is Junior Going to Win a Race?'
COMMENTARY: Reverend Al Sharpton O.J. Simpson, and American Justice
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Wallace Stevens
Huntington’s Fiscal Guardians Predict Adjustments for Economic Slow Down, Gasoline Prices
Comcast Complaints Prompt Franchise Renewal Options
'Up Late’ Airs Final Hour-Long Show This Weekend
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Clarification of HuntPAC Endorsement of Kim Wolfe
Awards of Distinction to be Presented, Retiring Faculty to be Honored Tuesday at Marshall
Marshall Hits Two Grand Slams And Outlasts UAB’s Late Rally To Post 10-9 Victory
Johnson and Gomez Pick up Grand Slams in Consecutive Innings to Give Marshall its Eighth C-USA Win of the Season
COLLEGE BASEBALL: UAB Uses Eight-Run Fifth Inning To Get Past MU 15-3
Casamassima Tallied His Fifth Home Run of the Season in the Losing Effort
Softball Draws Split With Golden Hurricane
After Capturing a Game One Victory, 3-1, the Herd Falls in the Doubleheader Finale, 4-3
• 4/27/08
Spring Valley Baseball Team Downs Wayne 10-4 View Photos
Wayne Softball Tean Holds Off Spring Valley to Win 4-3 View Photos
Wayne Comes Back in Bottom of Seventh to Win Over Poca View Photos
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
COMMENTARY: Christians Under Attack by Government School Bureaucrats
BYRD'S EYE VIEW: Free Coupons Preserve Must-See TV
NEWS ANALYSIS: Enforcement Strategy to Combat Growing Threat of International Organized Crime
Documentary Based on Horse Novel Wraps Up Filming
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Cynthia Zarin
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Kingsley Amis
City B & O Strikes Again; Medical Groups Leaving
Have Huntington Heroes Folded?
West Virginians for Obama Opening Office in Downtown Huntington; Rahall Will Speak
Holbrook: Interagency Communication Helped Bring About Large Drug Bust
Consumer Confidence Falls to 25-Year Low on High Fuel, Food Prices, Falling Home Values and Shrinking Income Gains
Cabell Midland Student Reported Missing
Demolition Approved for Portsmouth Theatre
Owners Offer Shell to City for Possible Conversion to Non Profit Status
Multiple DUI Offender Charged in Deaths of Four Near Kenova
• 4/26/08
Appy Film Fest Guest Entertains, Educates About the Business Portion of Filmmaking View Photos
Theatre, Broadway, Symphony Wrapping Up Marshall’s Cultural Season
Marshall Raises Tuition $119 to $219 Per Semester
Room and Board Up, Too
Special Olympics Offer Athletes an Opportunity to Shine
NEWS OF THE WEIRD...VERY WEIRD: JUST A LAUGH: At Least Huntington’s Crime Problems Do Not Involve Black Magic
RECALLS THIS WEEK: Baby Carriers...Bicycle Resistance Trainers...Gas Regulators...and Other Product Recalls
REPORT: New Home Sales Down 36.6% in March from March 2007 Levels
Pace Lowest Since 1991
COMMENTARY: Media Freedom and Political Action
STUDY: Wind Power Potential Greatly Exceeds World Electricity Demand
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Philip Levine
Police Classify Barboursville Deaths as Murder/Suicide
CANDIDATES FORUM: Commission Candidates Debate Regional Jail Bills, Budget Frills, Metro Government
CIRCUIT JUDGE FORUM: Get On With the Trials; Magistrate Court Must Be Fixed
Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Music for Green/White Tailgate
Rahall Announces $3.821M Funding Package for Crockett-Millers Fork Water Project
Concert Sunday at First Presbyterian to Raise Funds for European Trip
Herd Baseball Outlasts Ohio in Slugfest, 17-12
Gomez Tallies Three RBIs and the Herd has Six Players Record Multi-hit Games in the Win
Harold Payne Shoots 71 to Claim State Farm Low Round of the Day
• 4/24/08
U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Search
Another Weapon in Drug Wars
U.S. House Passes Wild Monongahela Act
Conservationists Cheer, Hope for More in Final Legislation
Rockefeller, Byrd Announce $1.9 Million in Federal Funding for Yeager Airport
Grafitti Asks: What's Your Favorite Football Flick?
PARALLEL UNIVERSE: REPORT: Midwest States Lead in People Saying They Drove After Drinking WV Bested Only by Utah
COMMENTARY: Veterans Suicide Cover Up; Litigation Exposes Numbers, Disturbing Email
MBA REPORT: Mortgage Applications Plunge 14.2% from Previous Week
Mortgage Interest Rates Rise
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Katha Pollitt
Five Democrats Square Off for Sheriff Nomination
Thousands of Unserved Warrants Sitting Unexecuted
MU Men's Golf Finishes C-USA Championship in 10th Place
Herd Senior Jonathan Pepe Fires Even Par in Final Round
Herd Baseball Falls To Kent State, 4-1
Casamassima And Gomez Picked Up a Pair of Hits to Lead The Herd in the Losing Effort
American Water Prices Initial Public Offering
Company to List on New York Stock Exchange Under Symbol 'AWK'
NEWS ANALYSIS: Terrorism War: US Experiencing Disappointments in Pakistan
NAR: Existing Home Sales Continue to Slide in March; Potential Buyers Biding Their Time on the Sidelines
Lenders Tightening Down Payment Requirements: 'Over Reacting': NAR President Richard Gaylord
COMMENTARY: Caribbean Leaders Losing Sight of the Ball: Not Focussing on the Real Game
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Marie Ponsot
• 4/23/08
Musical, Artsy Gathering Raises $2,000 for Disability Advocacy View Photos
Three Dead Under Suspicious Circumstances
Mother Returning From Belize Mission Trip
Three Bodies Found in Barboursville Home
Carbon Monoxide Suspected?
Obama Campaign Opens Huntington HQ
Grand Opening Saturday
FBI Confirms Alleged Bank Robbers in Custody after Confessions
Escape Foiled by Construction Zone
Senate President Earl Ray Tomblin to Speak at MU's Commencement
Queen, Deep Purple High Definition Big Screen Concert in Huntington, Charleston
Charleston’s Only Downtown Strip Club Sold Again
Grandfather Clause Keeps Them Taking it Off
Waters 'Hairspray' Musical Concludes MAS April 30
Search is On for the New Ms. Wheelchair West Virginia, USA
• 4/22/08
Been to the Riverfront Lately?
Look Has Improved More Than a Little View Photos
Huntington Heroes Defeat Canton 49-6 View Photos
PARALLEL UNIVERSE: Deja Vu All Over Again: Great Minds Think Alike on The Airline Mess
D Magazine's Mary Candace Evans to Kick Off Opening Panel at NAREE's National Conference of Real Estate Editors at Neiman Marcus Next Month
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Langston Hughes
Wrongly Convicted Huntington Man Sues Three Huntington Police Officers, ATF, Law Firm for False Imprisonment
Remembering Hit and Run Victim
Man Hit by Brick Saturday Night
HuntPAC Endorses Kim Wolfe for Mayor of Huntington
Big Green Dinner Canceled
Tulsa Takes C-USA Championship Title Over Marshall Women’s Tennis, 4-1
The Thundering Herd Hopes for NCAA Bid
Clinton, Obama Open Primary Offices
McCain Coming to Inez, Ky.
COMMENTARY: How Dare ABC News Treat Obama as if He Were a Conservative!
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall'
Laughably Awkward Break-Up Rituals Lampooned with Disgust and Finesse
• 4/21/08
Touching “Back to the Bottle” Gives Face and Name to Nameless
You've Seen This Face; 'Buddy, Can I Borrow a Buck?' Explained View Photos
Wayne Softball Team Wins Close Game with Ironton View Photos
ON THE ROAD IN BELIZE: They Call It 'The Best Little Zoo in the World' and It May Be All That View Photos
BOOK REVIEW: 'Legends of the Mountain State': 13 Scary Stories from the Scary State of West Virginia
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Michael Ondaatje
MANN TALK: The Light of Reason
A Cincinnati 'Angel' That Emerged From a Dream Wonder of Appalachian Film Festival
Marshall Women’s Tennis Challenges No. 48 Tulsa in C-USA Championship Final
Soor Captures the Herd’s Victory Again at the No. 3 Position
C-USA SOFTBALL: Southern Miss Downs Herd In Game One, 2-1
Late Inning Rally Lifts Golden Eagles to 2-1 Victory
COMMENTARY: Charlotte Mayor McCrory and His 'Miserable' City
On NASCAR: Tax Relief
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Fanny Neuda
COMMENTARY: When It Comes to Illegal Aliens, Papal "Infallibility" Is Myth!
We’re #1 ….'We Are Marshall' Voted Nation's Favorite Football Film
• 4/20/08
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
Pitching Your Idea to Hollywood, Movies, Awards Wrap Appy Fest Saturday
Church Celebrating Earth Day with Outdoor Services
Wayne Elmore Named Interim Dean of MU's College of Science
Marshall Outlasts UCF In Marathon, 12-10
Rowley and Johnson Each Recorded a Pair of Hits in Marshall’s Fifth Conference Victory
Marshall Women’s Tennis Advances to C-USA Semifinals to Face Rice
The Thundering Herd’s Chase Continues for the C-USA Title
Charges Against 9/11 Mastermind and Co-conspirators Amended
ChalleNGe Academy Puts Troubled Teens on Path to Success
• 4/19/08
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Mary Kinzie
EARTH DAY SPECIAL ESSAY: Global Warming/Temperature and Climate Change: The Latest Research
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Sustainable Homes
Can You Wait? Just Another Weekend?
Frankie D's Italian Chophouse Opens Next Tuesday
Goodwill KYOWVA Marks Earth Day with Recycling Event
Corps Hosting Island Creek Landowner’s Meeting
Paramount Arts Center Cash Drawing Winners Announced
MU Volleyball Set For Sports Performance Collegiate Invitational
Marshall Will Join a Field of 24 Teams at the Great Lakes Center
MU Alum Have Baseball Saturday in Charleston
Hillary Clinton WV Headquarters Opens Saturday in Charleston
REPORT: Indigenous peoples in Brazil Harassed, Threatened
Human rights NGOs Draw a Sad Balance; Illegal Logging, Drug Trafficking, Gold Mining Blamed
• 4/18/08
Marshall Wins in Ten Inning Softball Game Over UAB, Loses Second Game View Photos
RECALLS THIS WEEK: Battery Chargers...Power Strips..and Other Product Recalls
Rockefeller Encouraged by Creation of Industry Group to Focus on Coal and Climate Change Solutions
U.S. Foreclosure Activity Up 57% from March 2007 to March 2008
Nevada, California, Florida Top List; West Virginia Ranked 47th
COMMENTARY: The News Media: A Culture of Corruption
BOOK REVIEW: You've Got Home Buying Questions? Illinois Attorney Has the Answers in Her 'The Home Buyer's Answer Book'
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Mei Yaochen
SUPPORT GROUPS RESPOND: Survivors of Sexual Molestation by Catholic Priests Come Forward in Wake of Pope's Visit
Mahalo and Aloha, Jihadist Dudes!
APPALACHIAN FILM FESTIVAL: Back to Bottle Gala Headlines Opening of Appalachian Film Festival
Watch Fest Films for $2 Donation all Day and Night; Free Screenplay Pitch Workshop Saturday
Joe Randolph Steps to the Plate Runs for Council
Outlines His Plans for Huntington
Artists Series Celebration of Food and Drink Continues
Carrie Underwood's 'Carnival Ride Tour' Coming to BSSA June 14
Marshall Women's Golf Team Finishes Ninth At Conference USA Tournament
Lynch tops Herd with 32nd Place Finish
Civil War Preservation Groups Join Forces to Clean Up Rich Mountain Battlefield
Census Bureau Profiles Keystone State in Advance of April 22 Primary Election
Building Permits, Housing Starts Continue to Plummet in March, U.S. Agencies Report
• 4/17/08
Huntington Heroes Win Over Erie RiverRats 54-24 View Photos
Italian Court Challenges CIA Rendition Program
Rome To Seek Extradition of 26 Americans in Cleric’s Abduction
COMMON CENTS: GSA Focused on Stretching Tax Dollars
Illegal Fishers Plunder Arctic Waters, Says WWF Report
100,000 Metric Tons of Illegal Cod Valued at $350 Million Caught
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Ann Carson
Mac's Bar Having Debate-Watch Party Tonight
Might be Fireworks Ahead of Pennsylvania Primary
Ratcliff Demolition Starting Wednesday
Smaller Building Planned for Site
Listen to Miller in the Morning Friday, Drive By and See Miniature Horse
Emmy Award Winning Lynda Carter Heads 'Tattered Angel' Cast
Ohio Valley Filmmakers Night in Ashland Saturday
Great Give Gala Offers Music, Mingle Fundraiser for New Disability Awareness Project
Boating Safety Class Announced for Huntington
MU Baseball Team Sweeps Away Eastern Kentucky 9-3, 4-2
Josh Valle Had Three Hits in Game Two to Help the Herd to a Doubleheader Sweep of the Colonels
• 4/16/08
April 15 C-USA Tennis Players of the Week:
Rice’s Rosa, Tulsa’s Gray and Marshall’s Soor Honored
Soor Earns First Career C-USA Player of the Week Honor
Weekly Accolade is the Ninth in MU Women’s Tennis Program
NAHB: Builder Confidence Remains Unchanged in April
NAHB Chief Economist David Seiders: U.S. Now in 'Mild Recession'
COMMENTARY: The Wrongs of Wright: The Campaign Against Obama
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Mark Strand
Delta Airlines Adds Northwest to its Stable
Merger Announced; Still Based in Atlanta
Council Changes ATV Ordinance; Passes Parking Board Budget
Marines AWOL on Fees; 'Healing Place' Gains Support
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Updated Lustron Homes Could Be Made in Huntington
MU Women's Golf In Ninth Place Following Opening Round Of C-USA Championship
Larie Lynch and Andrea Grier in Top 20 Following Opening Round
Government Report: Terrorists Can Buy Stolen US Military Equipment on eBay
COMMENTARY: Questions Not Asked...Why Not?
Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Found in Huntington Tap Water
Bugs Resistant to Two Common Antibiotics; Negative Affects on Health Unlikely
Vote 'We Are Marshall' Best Sports Movie of All Time
• 4/15/08
Granite Filled Memorial Fountain Rededicated on Marshall Campus
Water Flowing Again View Photos
Marshall Men's Golf Concludes Final Round of OSU's Kepler Intercollegiate
Herd’s Jonathan Pepe Fires 77 in Final Round to Pace Herd
MU Women's Golf To Wrap Up Season At Conference USA Championship
Three-round Tournament Set to Take Place from Monday Through Wednesday
PARALLEL UNIVERSE: Lustron Redux: Look to the Past for the House of the Future?
'Prince Caspian' less 'Fairy Tale,' More Swashbuckling Says Publicist Ernie Malik
Making Of Book Coming and a Third Installment
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Dan Chiasson
MANN TALK: Memories of the Masonic Temple
• 4/14/08
San Francisco Runs Ad to Attract Illegal Aliens
A G E N D A
HUNTINGTON CITY COUNCIL
April 14, 2008
7:30 p.m.
Bird Contributed to Pullman Power Outage
Bush Admits Knowing About Torture Authorization by Top Advisers
ACLU Calls for Independent Counsel, Investigation of Torture and Abuse Approval
Governor Proposes Monthly Meetings With Young Professionals Around State
MU Welcome Center Renaming Honors Joseph M. Gillette
COLLEGE SOFTBALL: Marshall Splits With UAB After Claiming Game One Marathon
Freshman Melanie Stoehr Hit a Walk-off Two-run Homer in the 10th for the Game One Victory
No. 28 East Carolina Outlasts MU's Late Comeback, 4-3
Yeager and Gomez Go Deep for Herd in the Losing Effort
Rahall Announces $400,000 for Brownfields Clean Up in Huntington and Ronceverte
Rahall Urges Congress to Fully Fund ARC and EDA
• 4/13/08
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
COMMENTARY: Congressman Blasts Jimmy Carter's Fraternizing with Hamas Terrorist
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Sarah Arvio
Blueberries Reverse Age-related Memory Problems
Improvement Seen in Three Weeks
COMMENTARY: John McCain Does Not Deserve Support from Conservatives
On NASCAR: There’s No Place Like First
Apparent Transformer Failure Shuts Down Pullman for Hours
WORK SESSION: Ban on ATV’s, License Points Alternative, Grants on Council Docket
Jackson Questions 'Non City Office Supplies' Line Item in Parking Board Budget
'Little Women' By Louisa May Alcott Comes to the Keith-Albee
ABSOLUT MARKETING MESS: BoycottAbsolut.com Thanks American Vodka
Mattox: Shortages Not Keeping DOH from Its Mission
MU Women’s Tennis Downs No. 39 Louisville to Finish Regular Season Action
The Thundering Herd’s Schmitt Ties as Career Singles Victory Leader
COLLEGE BASEBALL: MU Falls to East Carolina, 7-4
Johnson Tallied a Home Run in the Ninth, But the Herd Comeback Fell Short
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Rudyard Kipling
• 4/12/08
COMMENTARY: Fed Up with the Airline Mess: Blame Congress, Not the Airlines
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Recycled Clothing
Bus Fares, School Consolidation Potentially Impacted by Rising Fuel Prices
RCBI to Honor NAM's Hank Cox, MU Alumnus
Get Acquainted with an Italian Artistic Genius on April 15
Dave's Trippin' Into the Downtown Depot April 19
Poet Joanie Mackowski to Read from Her Work at Marshall University
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: W. S. Merwin
Wheeling Jesuit University Students Win Ledford Fellowships for Undergraduate Research
D-Day 64th Anniversary Tour Slated by Military Group
• 4/11/08
Jay Votes for Foreclosure Relief Legislation; Measure Now Goes to House
Compromise Measure Will Help Keep WV Families and Veterans in Their Homes, Protects Against Deceptive Lending Practices
Society for Threatened Peoples International calls for the Olympic Torch Relay to be Ended
Group Charges that the IOC Makes Itself the Mouth-Piece of Chinese Propaganda
RECALLS THIS WEEK: Plush Insect Toys, Magnetic Dart Boards...and Other Product Recalls
COMMENTARY: Fitting Tribute to Charlton Heston: San Francisco Gun Ban Shot Down!
Top Ten Retailer Chooses Huntington; The Walgreen Company Comes to WV
Number One Pharmacy Chain to Build on Corner of First and Fourth Downtown
QUIRKY CRIMINALS FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA: Man in Electric Wheelchair Robs California Bank
Wife Stabs Husband During Hot Dogs for Dinner Argument
Huntington News Network Featuring Real News Network
Newscast Number One: Jeremy Scahill-Author: 'Blackwater'
Empty Bowls Fundraiser Slated for Friday
Marshall University Soccer To Host Youth Soccer Camps
No. 62 Women’s MU Tennis Upsets No. 56 Virginia Tech, 4-3
The Thundering Herd’s Soor Downs 120th-Ranked Hamza in Singles Action
COLLEGE BASEBALL: Louisville Out Slugs Marshall, 12-8
The Herd Notched Three Triples in the Losing Effort
C-USA Has Three Chosen in 2008 WNBA Draft
UTEP Seniors Became the First Players in Program History to be Selected
• 4/10/08
Former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay Launches New Web Site
Byrd Joins Clinton, Menendez Asking Bush to Not Attend Chinese Olympic Opening Ceremonies
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Julia Hartwig
MONEY TIPS FOR STUDENTS: How to Avoid a Big Cell Phone Bill
Parking Board Comfortable with Interim Director
Independent Audit Anticipated
Walgreens Coming to Huntington
Look Out CVS, Rite Aid and Fruth
Cabell Huntington Gains Hand Surgeon
Fellowship-trained surgeon Joins Staff
Dunbar/South Charleston Interstate Bridge to Use Webcams
Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble to Perform April 17
COLLEGE BASEBALL: Morehead State Uses Early Lead To Get Past MU, 13-9
Jay Issues Apology for Remarks about Sen. John McCain
April 2008 Open for Business Report
• 4/9/08
Clinton Campaign Cutting No Slack
Current Strategy Against Obama in Whisper Mode
Gitmo Commander Says He's Sick of Torture Stories
REALTORS: Existing-Home Sales to Stablize Before Upturn in Second Half of 2008
Pending Homes Index Down 21.4% from Feb. 2007
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Poet: Edward Hirsch
Snowshoe Mountain Summer 2008 Events Schedule
Home Rule Presentation Slated for Tuesday Morning at City Hall
Fuel Costs Killing Airlines Too; Three Bankrupt So Far
Allegiant Air: Uniquely Postitioned
Events Benefiting Huntington Food Bank
April Sexual Assault Awareness Month
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Stop Loss'
Delegate Praises Hillary Clinton's Breast Cancer Research Proposal
WV Chapter of Generation Obama Meets Wednesday in Charleston
Controversy: Mercenaries Training US Local Police Officers
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... David Young
• 4/8/08
Greenspan Endorses McCain
Fmr. Fed Chairman Warns of Recession Not 'Irrational Exuberance'
Cancer Continues To Kill
Things You Can Do to Prevent it
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Leatherheads'
Despite Sideline Benching for Delay of Game, Film Entertaining Joust
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Another Poem by Kenneth Koch
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Stop Loss'
What Nightmares Doth Returning War Heroes Endure?
MANN TALK: A Joint Venture with Nature
UPDATE: Most of Portsmouth’s Historic Columbia Theatre (Music Hall) Will Be Demolished
LEGAL ROUNDUP: Nightclub Dispute Goes to Court
Cabell Huntington Hospital Named in Wrongful Death Complaint
• 4/7/08
'We Are Marshall': Financial Records Sealed in Copyright Infringement Complaint
Blevins Propels Herd Baseball Team Past Tulane, 7-4
The Herd Picks Up its First Ever Victory Against the Green Wave with Saturday’s Win
Marshall Women’s Tennis Ends Five-Match Losing Streak Saturday
The 60th-Ranked Thundering Herd Hopes for Victory at Final Home Match
COLLEGE GOLF: Illinois Claims 39th Annual Marshall Invitational, Penn State's Rohanna Goes Back-to-Back at Guyan
COMMENTARY: The Comedy of Horrors: Obama vs. Clinton
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Featured Poet: Kenneth Koch
• 4/6/08
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Clothes Made of Beer?
COMMENTARY: Enough With the Martin Luther King Jr. Media Blitz Already!
Chad Pennington, Mr. Cartoon Spin Tunes
MU Baseball Team Falls To Tulane On Walk-Off Sacrifice Fly, 6-5
Kurt Lipton Tallied a Two-Out 2RBI Double to Tie the Game in the Ninth
Unemployment Soars Under Capito-Bush Economic Policies
Jay Pushes for Landmark Legislation to Improve VA Health Care for Women
More than 10,000 West Virginian Veterans Are Women and That Number Expected to Grow in Coming Years
April is State and National Poetry Month
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Featured Poet: Richard Kenney
New Home Sales Down 58% from July 2005 Peak
Biggest Declines in Northeast, Midwest
COMMENTARY: Turnpike Tolls: Needed Maintenance or Scam on Southern WV
• 4/5/08
World Renowned Horticulturist in Lavalette
Barry Glick Wows Standing -Room Only Crowd View Photos
ON NASCAR: 'It's Just Technical Stuff!'
NEWS ANALYSIS: Phone Tip and Public Obligation Led to Parking Board Investigation
Martin Luther King, Jr. Dead at 39; 40 Years Ago Today
Many Wonder At His Impact on Today's Presidential Race
MU Language professor is newest Drinko Academy Fellow
Marshall Men's Golf to Host 39th Annual Marshall Invitational at Guyan Golf & Country Club
Thundering Herd Among 17-Team Field, Including Defending Champion Penn State
Marshall to Host Concert of Traditional Japanese Music
'When Religion Becomes Evil' Events Slated at Ashland Community and Technical College
RECALLS THIS WEEK: Master Locks, Spa Hot Tubs...and More Product Recalls
NEWS ANALYSIS: Global Crime and Terrorism
• 4/4/08
Appalachian Conference Show Showcases Mountaintop Removal Art
Depictions of Devastation Displayed at Drinko View Photos
Marshall Softball Loses Two to UCF View Photos
Metro Chicago Foreclosure Activity Up 20% in February from Feb. 2007
Chicago Foreclosure Rate Second Highest Among Top 5 Metros; Illinois Foreclosure Activity Up 12 Percent
COMMENTARY: Cuba and China Should be Told: Respect Human Rights
COMMENTARY: Rent for Mobility, Buy for Stability, if That's What You Want
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Featured Poet: Franz Wright
Easter Sunday, from 'Easterian Odes'
Now Nelson Nixed, Parking Purview Passes to Police
Bowflex, Poinsettias and Place ware Purchases Push Johnette Past Go
CSX Dispatcher Jobs Coming to Huntington
Another Rejuvenator for Downtown
Chelsea Clinton Campaigning Friday Afternoon at Marshall
Coalition Offers Free Tax Preparation -- Including Stimulus Returns -- for Area Residents
Testing the Fountain: Water Flows (Temporarily)
Dedication April 9
Marshall University Libraries to Celebrate Life, Career of MU Graduate and Famed S-F Author Nelson S. Bond
MU Baseball Team Set for Clash at Morehead State
Herd Will Start Shane Farrell Against the Eagles
MU Swimmer Scelli Finishes 8th in Canada Match
• 4/3/08
DOH Reminds Advertisers of Outdoor Advertising Law
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT: Former WCW Wrestling Champ Faces Life in Prison for Sex Trafficking
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: A Poem A Day in April... Today's Featured Poet: Frank O'Hara
'The Political History of CARICOM': A Review
Dave Denti's Domain Doubles; Frankie's Comes to Pullman
'Queen of Pullman' Denene Chafin Goes for a Quad
An Art of the Movie Pitch Guru Guest Appy Fest Artist
Film Finalists Announced for Festival
'Bottle' Adds 2 Hollywood Cameos
Marshall to Name Press Box in Honor of Salvatore
Marshall Chamber Choir, University Chorus to Perform Saturday
WJU Evaluation Report Earns International Award
Clinton Has Middle Class Tax Cut Plan Which Benefits West Virginians
DOH Slates April 22 Meeting on 5th Avenue Bridge Replacement
• 4/2/08
Supreme Court Candidate Walker Endorsed by State Medical Association
House Asked to Remain Steadfast on FISA Spy Bill
Bush Sudden Willingness to Deal Seen as Sign of Weakness
Defense Department Bigwig Pleads Guilty to Espionage on Behalf of China
See Someone Collapse of Possible Heart Attack? Get Down On it
Heart Association Says 'Hard-Fast' Chest compression Saves Lives; Forget the Mouth to Mouth
COMMENTARY: San Jose: Home Sweet Home to Many and Real Capital of the Bay Area
Man Robbed Outside of Blockbuster
Governor Manchin Speaking at Young Professional Meeting
NO FUELING: Some of the Truckers Tell Diesel Dealers to Take the $4.00 Fuel and Shove It … for One Day
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Eastside Drive, 13th House District Putnam County off of Rt 62
Stadium’s west lot to remain closed through Tuesday, April 1
Housing Secretary Jackson Resigns Amid Criminal Investigation
REALTORS: Feb. 2008 Sales of Existing Homes 23.8% Below Feb. 2007 Level
Prices Continue to Decline Throughout U.S.
COMMENTARY: Think Hillary Would Mend Health Care Crisis? Think Again!
• 4/1/08
FROM KNOPF: A Poem A Day in April
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Organic Cotton, Hemp and Bamboo
On NASCAR: It's All About the Numbers
Former First Daughter Forays Into Town
Chelsea Clinton Coming Back to Charleston
EDITORIAL: West Virginia's MBA Controversy a Cause for Statewide Concern
COMMENTARY: Clinton, Richardson Ticket Still in Play
Cherlythia 'Bunny' Holmes Sentenced to Life
Guilty of Ordering Murder of Wendy Morgan in 2004; Jury Recommends Mercy; 'Not a Monster'
Iraq War Update: Fighting Rampant; 'Assessment' Due Soon
Baghdad Green Zone Rocketed Repeatedly; Mahdi Militia 'Aim Getting Better'; Byrd Saw it Coming
Tip Leads to Alleged Arsonist's Arrest
Man Was Sought by ATF In Firebombing
Rahall Announces $400K for Salt Rock Senior Center
Barboursville Middle School Removed from Low Performance List
• 3/31/08
Sculpture Returned to New Granite Fountain
Waters to Reflect Campus When Turned Back On View Photos
Huntington Heroes Stay Perfect With Win
Picked as 'Game of the Week' By AIFA View Photos
Stadium’s West Lot to Remain Closed Through Monday, March 31
DOH to Increase Engineer Salary
Friday’s Baseball Game Against Memphis Moved To Doubleheader On Saturday
Marshall and Memphis Will Play a Doubleheader Saturday at Appalachian Power Park
WVRx Drug Program Delivers Affordability to Mountain State Health
• 3/30/08
Spring Brings Colorful Blooming Flowers View Photos
WEEKEND FIRST: Movie Comings and Goings
Fugitive Sought by Charleston Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Agents
Man Allegedly Tossed Molotov Cocktail
Will Federal Early Release of Some Crack Offenders Strain Our Already Overwhelmed Law Enforcement Officers?
Ground-Breaking for Salt Rock Library
PGA Tour veteran Gary McCord Selected as Celebrity for 10th Annual Huntington Classic Golf Event
Morlachetta Named to Position With RCBI
Qualls Suspended with Pay
No More P.J.’s in the Courtroom
Deputies Make Arrest in Murder Case
WMUL Receives 18 Awards in National Competition
Snowshoe Mountain Ends Its 34th Winter Season With Annual Last Hurrah! Festivities
March 30th is marked as the resort's closing date for the 2007-2008 ski season
• 3/28/08
James Monroe To Bring His 3rd Annual Bluegrass Special
NEWS ANALYSIS: Witness Testifies Holmes Offered Him Money to Kill Morgan
Says Holmes 'Ordered Four Other Kids Killings'; Prom Night Murder Rumors
CBS's Sharyl Attkisson Pillories Hillary's Memories
MSM Member Does the Unusual: Calls a Lie a Lie on Air
Obama Girl Tells Hillary to Back Off Her Man
Web Sensation Returns With a New Jam
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Transportation Industry Needs Help
• 3/27/08
DONALD L. RUTHERFORD: Greatest Generation Veteran Left Many Memories and Survivors View Photos
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: “Shutter”
Japanese/American Remake Grabs Your Jugular, then Rips it Out
Parking Board Moving to City Hall May 1
Drive Thru Basement Payment Window to Reopen
Council Approves Pass Through Grants, Resolution to Keep Wrestling Tournament
Concern Expressed About Dangerous W. Ninth Street Structure
Cabell County Democratic Convention Set for
April 12 at Marshall
• 3/26/08
'Today, I weep for my country'
Five Years Ago: Senator Byrd's Plea Against the War on Iraq, McCain's Response
Clinton (Bill, That Is) adds Three WV Appearances on Behalf of Hillary
War Against Iraq: Troop Death Knell Sounds 4,000
From 'Mission Accomplished' to the 'Surge'- War News Stage Managed by Administration
No April Foolin’: Independent Truckers Talking One Day Protest/Strike
Cleaning Up Historical Land and Living Space
• 3/25/08
Hillary Played Important Role in Irish Peace
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: “Doomsday”
Post Apocalyptic Goes Middle Age Splatter
Former President Bill Clinton Coming to West Virginia
Hillary's Hubby to Hit Parkersburg, Beckley
Plaintiffs Claim Human Tissue Graft Caused Hepatitis C
Two Dozen Suits Filed Alleging Infectious Tissue from Stolen Body Parts
WORK SESSION: Preparing a Bid for State Wrestling Tournament
Pass Through Grants
• 3/24/08
Larry Brown to Serve as Keynote Speaker at 30th Annual Big Green Scholarship Foundation Dinner
Teachers Must Carefully Consider Retirement Options
Council Passes Budget; No Extra Funds for Supplemental Insurance
FOP Hints at Lawsuit, Other Measures
NEWS ANALYSIS: Competency of Two Cabell Magistrates Now in Question
Verbage-Spence to Retire March 31
Montana vs. Homeland Security in Game of Chicken; DHS Blinks
No 'Real ID' Law Required in Montana; Calling Chertoff's Bluff
• 3/23/08
Extra Work for Extra Pay Draws Ire of Democratic Commissioners
Monies Spread Throughout Tax Office; Political Gamesmanship?
Cabell Huntington Hospital Center for Surgical Weight Control relocates to 20th Street Professional Building
United Way Announces – Free FamilyWize Prescription Drug Discount Cards Available
Hillary Clinton Impresses Many City, County Officeholders with Call for Rebuilding America’s Infrastructure, not Iraq’s
Special Call on Budget Moved to Follow Special Call
• 3/22/08
Easter Egg Hunt Delights Hundreds of Children on a Spring-Like Winter Saturday in Ritter Park View Photos
Marshall Opens New Dot Hicks Softball Field, Houston Wins Opening Games View Photos
Marshall Offers "Healthy Shopping" Grocery Store Tours for National Nutrition Month
Ron Paul Statement After 10 Years of War with Iraq
GM Recalls 200,000 Sedans Over Fire Risk
'Hard Braking' Can Cause Fire
• 3/21/08
Five Years Since War Against Iraq Began
Five Down, 100 To Go?
Obama's Speech Takes on Race Issue Fearlessly; Fox Pundits Pound Predictably
Wide-Ranging Speech Inevitably Reduced to Unrepresentative 'Sound Bites'
Mayor Guests on Magic 97.9 Friday
Will Hit the Wheels of Steel, too
Smoky Blaze Burns Abandoned Structure Behind Two Other Burned Houses
• 3/20/08
Visionary, Futurist, Science Fiction Novelist Arthur C. Clarke Dies
Prolific Author Predicted Moon Landing, Satellite Communications and Space Elevators
Banking Industry Kicks Consumers Off Congressional Panel
Fed Action Leaves Underlying Instabilities Unaddressed
Bear Stearns Bailout Undermines Fed Credibilty
Dangerous Flooding from Texas to the Ohio Valley Predicted
Huntington May Dodge Bullet; Ohio Likely to be Hammered
High Court Asked to Uphold Free Speech Ruling
Increased Profanity Policing Called Unfair and Unconstitutional
• 3/19/08
COMMENTARY: An Outside View from Inside the Box
COMMENTARY: Bear Stearns Update: Hey, Maybe I AM a Financial Guru After All!
BOOK REVIEW: Roger Mudd Looks Back on the Glory Years of CBS News in 'The Place to Be'
Super Smash Bros. Brawl Smashes Nintendo Sales Records
Wii Game Sells at a Rate of More than 120 per Minute
How Would Einstein Pick His March Madness Bracket?
Bracketbrains Enables Competitors to Apply Ph.D. Level Analysis to 2008 Picks
Gas Crunch Parks Police Cars in Knox County Indiana
• 3/18/08
Boil Water Advisory Lifted for Putnam County Customers
Herd Baseball Team Sweeps By VMI With 7-2 Victory in Game 3
Lady Bobcats Honored by House of Delegates
BOOK REVIEW: 'The Night I Freed John Brown': An Exciting, Fun Book for Young Readers -- And Their Parents
THE CULTURE ARTIST: Building Ecotopia: Dietary Considerations
MANN TALK: A Lonely Tree
Baseball’s Three-Run Fourth Lifts Herd to 5-1 Victory Over VMI
• 3/17/08
Heroes Win Big Over Florida Stingrays, 56-9, in Season Opener View Photos
Houston Spoils Marshall’s Softball Home Opener, Sweeps Herd, 17-2, 10-2
DHS Takes Actions to Strengthen Border Security Programs
On NASCAR: Beware the Ides of March Madness
Street Paving Coming; City Council Approves Budget Revisions
Positions, Trucks, Grader Out; Six Crown Vics, Street Sweeper Still In
OBITUARY: Donald R. "Doc" Rutherford, 85, Retired Chief of Buildings, Grounds at VA Hospital
Goodwill’s Consumer Credit Division Gets Financial Literacy Grant
Debt Management, Budget, and Housing Counseling Services Recognized
Marshall Women's Tennis Team Defeats Harvard 5-2
• 3/16/08
Highlanders Eliminated 75-63 by South Charleston at State Tournament Quarterfinals View Photos
WSAZ-TV Home and Garden Show Draws Big Crowd to BSSA View Photos
Herd Baseball Team Outlasts VMI, 4-3
Byrd Votes 'Nay' On Earmark 'Reform' Legislation, Gives Rationale for Congressional Earmarks
Cleaning up the Mountain State
PARALLEL UNIVERSE: Another Kind of 'Bear' Market: Big Financial Institutions Can't Fail, While Ordinary People Can
FOX Attacks: News Channel is Possible Harbinger of Things To Come
Network is Party Organ for Neo Con Right; War Against Iran Next?
DRINKING WATER WARNING IN EFFECT
BOIL WATER ADVISORY: WINFIELD, PLINY, FRAZIERS BOTTOM, ELEANOR, MIDWAY, BUFFALO
• 3/15/08
Wheeling Central Wins 2008 Class A Girl's Basketball Championship
Huntngton St. Joe is Runner-up View Photos
COMMON CENTS: Fast, Decisive Action Needed at U.S. Land Ports
Leah Hickman Press Conference: Police Announce Cause of Death
Police Believe Her Attacker Was Familiar with her and her Apartment
Cabell Schools Meeting Slated for Tuesday
Mountain Stage to Perform Live at Paramount in Ashland, KY on March 30
Ghost Tales and Monsters Featured at River Museum
Horror Writer to Autograph 'Legends' on Saturday
Capito Slams Tax Hikes in Budget Proposal
RECALLS THIS WEEK: Deep Fryers Sold at JC Penney's; Sling Carriers...and Other Product Recalls
Foreclosure Activity Up Nearly 60% from Feb. 2007
Nevada, California Top the List; WV, Vermont Rank 49th, 50th
Capito Praises Treasury Proposal to Curb Mortgage Market Excess
• 3/14/08
Foreclosure Property Tours Catch on Across the Country
Agents Offer Wheels, Deals, Meals to Bargain-Hungry Buyers
Gov. Spitzer Scandal: New Jersey Couple Ran International Prostitution Ring
Byrd Released from Hospital
He's Present for Key Budget Resolution Votes
Jiles Mabe Demonstrates Tinware Making Saturday at The Downtown Depot
Gas Prices Continue Climb Towards Five a Gallon
Not Even Summer Driving Season Yet
Johnson's Walk-Off Homer in Game 2 Lifts Herd to Sweep of Valpo 12-10
Herd Edged 48-47 by Tulane in C-USA First Round
SOFTBALL: Louisville Blanks Marshall for Sweep, 7-0
The Cardinals Three-Hit Herd to Close Sweep at Ulmer Stadium
During Rabies Awareness Week Agencies Urge Pet Vaccination
COMMENTARY: The Fallacy of the International Community
• 3/13/08
Parkersburg South Wins Class AAA Girl's Championship
Huntington Repeats as Runner-up View Photos
Task Force Responds to Alarming Rates of STDs Among Teenage Girls
Lack of Sex Education Blamed; Some Girls Think Oral Sex Doesn't Count
Hulu.com-YouTube Killer?
Good but Not that Good.
FISA Bill Passes w/o 'Get Out of Jail Free' Card; Bush Vows Veto, Again
House Bill: No Immunity for Phone Companies; 'Carnivore' Alive and Chewing Data; ACLU Responds
Drugs in Drinking Water Response from West Virginia American Water
EPA Does Not Regulate Such Contaminants; Treatment Process 'Effective'
Endeavor Blasts into the Florida Night
Rare Sight as Crew Heads to the International Space Station
Internet Censorship by Service Providers Decried
Broadband Companies Monitoring, Blocking Content; 'Legislation with Teeth' Called For
Lape’s Two Homers Lift Herd to 9-4 Victory Over Valparaiso
Straily Struck Out Seven Crusaders in His First Win of the Se