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BBG Tech: Marshall University’s Cybersecurity Center Breaks Ground
As I am starting my Internship in Washington with Senator Manchin during his last summer on Capitol Hill, I found my home state doing something amazing in cybersecurity. Marshall University, my older brother Myles’ alma mater, is taking a significant step toward becoming a national cybersecurity education and defense leader.
Lawrence County Commissioners have short meeting
By Terry L. Hapney, Jr. The Ironton Tribune In what was a quick meeting of the Lawrence County Commissioners on Tuesday, Commission President Dr. Colton Copley, Commission Vice President DeAnna Holliday, and Commissioner Mike Finley: • Approved four new floodplain permits submitted by the Soil and Water Conservation District—for DY Trust/TY Trust for a filling […] The post Lawrence County Commissioners have short meeting appeared first on The Tribune.
Getting parade ready, St. Joseph students, Rotary clean up downtown Ironton
By Mark Shaffer The Ironton Tribune This weekend the cleanup in downtown Ironton began in preparation of the upcoming Ironton-Lawrence County Memorial Day Parade on May 27. On Friday, crews of teens worked cleaning grass and weeds out of cracks in the sidewalk and poured mulch onto various green spots. The crew was made up […] The post Getting parade ready, St. Joseph students, Rotary clean up downtown Ironton appeared first on The Tribune.
Hitting the courts: Ironton to have Memorial Day pickleball tournamen
The City of Ironton’s Rec Department will hold its annual Memorial Day Weekend Pickleball tournament on May 25. This is the third year for the event. “It is a good time and it is a lot of fun,” said Chris Haney, a member of the the Ironton City Council and chair of recreation department […] The post Hitting the courts: Ironton to have Memorial Day pickleball tournamen appeared first on The Tribune.
Meadowbrook's 'Revenge Tour' continues with unfinished business vs. Wheelersburg
BYESVILLE − A year older and a year wiser has the two-time Division III district champion Meadowbrook High softball team confident and better prepared for their second consecutive Division III regional tournament appearance. And once again, the Colts will be facing two-time defending D-III state champion Wheelersburg High, which...
Autism Training Center names Marshall alumna as director of campus-based services
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WV News) — The West Virginia Autism Training Center at Marshall University has named Mindy Thornton as the new director of campus-based services. In the position, Thornton will oversee the individualized academic, social and independent living supports for students diagnosed with autism who are enrolled in the program.
First Alert Forecast - A warm Saturday brings slight chances of rain
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - Saturday began very foggy with temperatures into the 50s and 60s. Today, highs will reach into the low 80s with chances of some afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Any outdoor plans shouldn’t be too hindered, but bringing your umbrella for today won’t be a bad idea just in case and remember to check the radar through the WSAZ First Alert Weather App before you head out the door!
Dropping off petition
CHARLESTON – Steve Williams, the mayor of Huntington and the Democratic nominee for governor of West Virginia, stopped by the State Capitol Building Monday to drop off petitions for a constitutional amendment for reproductive rights. He also denied rumors being spread that he would drop out of the race.
First alert days for localized downpours
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -The next to last weekend of May is here. Among the big events on the docket, the US Nationals for cyclists in Charleston, the Armed Forces Day Parade in South Charleston and the 2nd annual Taco Festival in Huntington. . While the WV State high school track and field meet goes rain or shine starting Friday, some delays due to lightning are possible in the evening. Both Kentucky and Ohio state T and F meets are next weekend. Turns out many outdoor events will be played in the rain.
Tech gifts for graduates
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - The caps are fitted and the gowns are on their way. With millions of high school and college students preparing to walk across the stage and receive their diploma, friends, family and loved ones are trying to figure out what to get them to say “Congrats!”
‘Wet’ or ‘Dry’ vote on the ballot for Flatwoods, Ky
FLATWOODS, KY (WOWK) — To drink or not to drink, that’s the question for Flatwoods, Kentucky residents, and the answer will come after the primary election on Tuesday. On the ballot, voters will choose whether the city should allow alcohol sales. 13 News spoke with locals who are sharing mixed feelings on the subject. For […]
Third & Center gets donation from VFW Post 8850
Staff report Third & Center, a non-profit organization dedicated to using arts to inspire community impact in the Ohio River Valley region, was “thrilled” by a “generous” donation from VFW Post 8850. “We are extremely grateful for the support of the VFW,” said Executive Director Amanda Cleary. “This donation will allow us to continue our […] The post Third & Center gets donation from VFW Post 8850 appeared first on The Tribune.
CSX Office Car Presidential Train rolls through southern West Virginia
THURMOND, WV (LOOTPRESS) – Railfans and tourists in New River Gorge National Park got a special treat on Wednesday as a special train rolled through the Mountain State. The CSX Transportation Office Car Special (OCS), also known as the CSX Presidential/Executives Train, rolled through West Virginia from White Sulphur Springs to Kenova on Wednesday. The […]
Communication strategies to help loved ones with hearing loss
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - If you have a loved one with hearing loss, communication can sometimes be tough. Dr. Rebecca Brashears, owner and audiologist at Ascent Audiology & Hearing, stopped by First Look at Four with some tips to make things a little easier. This segment is sponsored content and...
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