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Children's Art Festival Extravaganza At Heritage Station June 9
This event is free and open to children ages 3 to 12. More than 13 art stations will be provided by Marshall University's Department of Art and Design, the Huntington Museum of Art and other organizations.
LoCascio named interim dean of Marshall's Honors College
Nicki LoCascio, associate dean of the Honors College at Marshall University, has been named interim dean of the College, Provost Gayle Ormiston announced today.
Vamp Camp Summer Writing Program accepting applications
Marshall University Writing Project, Coalfield Writers and Logan County Schools will offer a summer creative writing program for middle school students.
Bobaflex Comes to Ebensburg This Weekend
Television fans may have been glued to the tube this week for the airing of the three-part mini-series "Hatfields & McCoys," documenting one of the most famous family feuds in American history, and one that almost sparked a war between Kentucky and West Virginia in the 1880s.
UHS & Marshall Parterning On Solar Project
University High is teaming up with Marshall University on a solar panel project that will provide power and educational opportunities to the school in Morgantown.
Resa II to train bus drivers, do fingerprinting
Nearly 30 administrators, educators and board members attended the recent RESA II Regional Council meeting at the Marshall University South Charleston campus.
Correctional center slated to open in August
A tentative grand opening for the new correctional center, housed in the former Holiday Inn, has been set for Aug.
St. Albans native Joe Chrest embraces supporting role
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Green High School teachers receive awards
At the end of the 2011-12 school year, two Green High School teachers - Melissa Colyer and Tate Skinner - have received prestigious awards.
Putnam County circuit judge to be sworn in June 12
The state's newest circuit judge will be sworn into office in a June 12 ceremony at the Putnam County Judicial Building.
Report: Some college students pay unneeded fees on cards
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Marshall University students are among more than 9 million college students nationwide who may be paying too much in debit card fees, according to a report released Wednesday.
Mohamad K. Khasawneh, MD, joins medical oncology/hematology team at...
The Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center at Cabell Huntington Hospital and the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine welcome Mohamad K. Khasawneh, MD, a fellowship-trained medical oncologist and hematologist, to the medical staff and the comprehensive cancer program.
Center acknowledges Better Speech and Hearing Month
Patients who experience difficulties associated with communication or swallowing can benefit from full-time speech therapy services at Davis Memorial Hospital.
New principal aims to make middle school - even better'
When Tyler County middle-schoolers head back to the hallowed halls of learning this fall, they will be under the leadership of a new TCMS principal.
Daniel: It's time to make change
Matt Daniel's cell phone grew heavy when he called his Central Arkansas players over the weekend to tell them he was accepting the job as the head women's basketball coach at Marshall University.
Sam Stanley Scholarship Established
The Marshall University Foundation Inc. has established a scholarship in honor of the late Sam Stanley, who filled several positions at Marshall during a long career that ended when he retired from the Big Green Foundation in 2010.
Solar Panels Coming to Morgantown High School
Marshall University's Center for Environmental, Geotechnical and Applied Sciences and the West Virginia Brownfields Assistance Center at Marshall are continuing their ongoing partnership with the West Virginia Division of Energy Office of Coalfield Community Development with a project to install a solar panel system at University High School in ... (more)
Secession And The Birth Of WV At Bath County Library June 7th
The Bath County Public Library will present Mr. Kevin Barksdale, Thursday June 7th at 7:00.p.m. The title of his program is "Let us show our loyalty to Virginia and the Union:' The Secession Crisis and the Birth of West Virginia, 1860-1863". From the polarizing sectional debates in Richmond to President Abraham Lincoln's signing of the statehood ... (more)
Tug Valley history comes alive at Hatfield-McCoy Premiere
"This story has a landmark Supreme Court case, a Romeo and Juliet type of forbidden- love story, friend against friend, brother against brother fighting in the Civil War and the burgeoning Industrial Revolution that followed it and tales of family loyalty that stemmed brutal slayings of individuals they once considered their friends," said Bill ... (more)
Misty Swinford sat in the stands at Tanks Memorial Stadium with her son, Connor Ramey.
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