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HUNTINGTON - A newly published clinical trial conducted locally suggests drinking tart cherry juice may reduce joint and muscle pain in breast cancer patients.
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CHARLESTON - Airbnb, the world's leading community-driven hospitality company, started collecting West Virginia's 6% sales tax on behalf of its affiliated hosts in the state, the company said in a news release. Airbnb said in the release that it has partnered with over 400 local governments throughout the U.S. to collect and remit taxes, making the process seamless and easy for hosts to pay their fair share while contributing new revenue for local governments.
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CHARLESTON - The Problem Gamblers Help Network of West Virginia, the group that operates the state's 1-800-GAMBLER helpline, is offering grants of up to $5,000 each to community groups to prevent youth gambling.
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HUNTINGTON - West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey joined a coalition of 44 attorneys general in reaching a $168 million settlement with a loan company linked to ITT Tech, a now-bankrupt, for-profit college.
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HUNTINGTON - On Tuesday, more than 100 jersey-clad kids filled the Cam Henderson Center and Gullickson Hall at Marshall University for the annual Herd Camp, which has become a summertime staple within the community.
PIKEVILLE, Ky. - The Belfry girls basketball team picked up some hardware on Thursday night as they brought home the championship for the 2019 University of Pikeville Team Girls' Basketball Tournament in the UPike gymnasium.
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Police chases of fleeing motorists create compelling drama. High-speed chases also create dangers for all involved and for innocent people nearby.
The year was 1919, exactly a hundred years ago. My father was 14 and lived in Logan County where 14-year-olds completed the eighth grade. And that was it. No ninth grade in Logan.
"Going, going - gone! It's a home run."
That baseball scenario basically sums up my feelings regarding the demolition of the old "Super-S," aka Midelburg Theater, building that started crumbling down onto Dingess Street in Logan just a few weeks ago.
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