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Sarah Ingram

Staff Writer at The Herald-Dispatch

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Recent Articles

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Two criminal cases continued, hearings set in January

HUNTINGTON — A murder case and a case regarding fleeing and child neglect were continued in circuit court Tuesday.
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Peaks in respiratory virus cases expected in upcoming weeks, health...

HUNTINGTON — Local health officials report Cabell County is following national trends with a rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations, but other respiratory virus cases have likely not peaked yet this season.
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Amtrak Cardinal line could return to daily service

HUNTINGTON — Amtrak’s Cardinal service line could return to daily runs after more than 40 years of running for three days a week, Amtrak announced last week.
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Internet maintenance could affect schools, local offices Tuesday - ...

HUNTINGTON — Despite not having internet for about 36 hours beginning Tuesday, Cabell County Schools officials said schools should not be affected too much.
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Progress on high school-turned-apartments continues into 2024 - Hun...

FORT GAY, W.Va. — Though renovations in the former Fort Gay High School began in 2021, Revitalize Appalachia staff said 2023 felt like the year crews are seeing significant progress.
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Police roundup: Malicious wounding among WRJ records

HUNTINGTON — The following information was provided by Huntington Police Department records:
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Wayne County Schools faces tough budget decisions for 2024-25 year ...

WAYNE — After ending the 2022-23 school year millions of dollars over budget for the year, Wayne County Schools Superintendent Todd Alexander said conversations began extra early this year to
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Cold weather continues, snow expected Thursday

HUNTINGTON — Cold temperatures continued Wednesday as schools remained closed and some unpaved roads froze over.
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Paws in the Park: GHPRD hosts annual dog-friendly Easter egg hunt -...

HUNTINGTON — Dogs took over Ritter Park Friday evening as they searched for treat-filled Easter eggs during the annual Paws in the Park Easter Egg Hunt.
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Kentucky free fishing days set for this weekend - Huntington Herald...

FRANKFORT, Ky. — Free fishing in Kentucky takes place June 1-2, allowing anyone to fish without a license or permit during the two days.
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Ceredo Farmers Market gets $5K economic development grant

CEREDO — Grant money awarded to the Ceredo Farmers Market will be put toward upgrades so that the market is less affected by wind and rain.