Fred Cornell from Big Time Wrestling shares the new date for their Friday Night Slam and their involvement with production for a local movie that is coming to Huntington.
Ed Pacchetti from the U.S. Department of Education and Amelia Courts from the WV Education Alliance discuss the importance of making this deadline and how you can submit yours today.
Tim Irr along with Jeff Barnes, Marilyn Young and Mike May remember the impact James had on them, veterans, coal miners and people from all walks of life.
We celebrated National Rare Disease Day early with Tom Thomas, a nurse practitioner and who has a special connection with the day. Tom’s wife has Vascular Ehlers Danlos and they both advocate for rare disease day.
We celebrated National Dog Biscuit day with the first lady of West Virginia and the first dog of West Virginia. First Lady Cathy Justice and Baby Dog shared their peanut butter and pumpkin biscuits.
Jo Tremmel, Sanitarian at the Cabell-Huntington Health Department, shares some tips and tricks on how you can keep your food fresh while living without power.
Marla Oros, president of the Mosaic Group discusses a new virtual support group for families and friends of a person who struggles with substance use disorder.
AN Environmental Superheroes STEM Camp begins in March 2021. It’s open to all WV Youth Grades 3rd-4th. Hannah Payne, Director of CASTEM at WVSU, shares the details about this upcoming camp.
When the Puppy Bowl airs Sunday on the Animal Planet channel, 5 of the puppies are rescues from our area. Ashley Morrison with One by One Animal Advocates shares how the puppies made it to the big game.
B&E Menswear has been providing men of in the tri-state with formal wear for decades and Brent Beckett, owner of B&E Menswear, shares what his store has to offer.
Dr. Hesham Awadh, an infectious disease specialist from Marshall Health, sits down to discuss facts versus myths when it comes to the Covid-19 vaccine.
Dr. Setran, psychologist and owner of Huntington Behavioral Health discusses ways to detect and help those who suffer from depression and suicidal thoughts.
The Appalachian Valley Autism Center and Pikeville Medical Center are partnering up to host a benefit event that will be live streamed right here on WSAZ
Hogan Haas, CEO and Executive Director of the Huntington Symphony Orchestra, and Larry Tweel, Board President, discuss the impact the pandemic has had on the symphony orchestra and how they plan to bounce back.
