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Owned by HD Media, The Herald-Dispatch has served Cabell County and the Tri-State region since 1909.
The Herald-Dispatch is a daily morning newspaper in Huntington, WV. The newspaper is published both in print and digitally by HD Media Company, LLC. The Herald-Dispatch is distributed in Cabell County and the Tri-State region. For subscription information, visit herald-dispatch.com or call 800-888-2834.
TODAY: WV artist Brian Michael Reed’s exhibit at the VAC closes out with free reception
Stadium light upgrades underway at the Joan
06/19/2026
Former Marshall professor emeritus William “Bill” Denman died Tuesday, June 16, at the age of 85.
“Bill was both a gentleman and a scholar," said Montserrat Miller, executive director of the John Deaver Drinko Academy.
Read more in our daily free story: https://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/former-marshall-professor-who-helped-found-aclu-wv-remembered-as-rabblerouser/article_df06c469-f173-45c5-85b1-9c9c1adc0c59.html
Boys take the opportunity to work together and build a hot rod from the ground up during a special summer camp for young men in Chesapeake, Ohio.
Camp attendee Isaiah Saul and organizer Dan Jeffries share their thoughts on the experience so far as they work to install the hot rod's engine.
Video and photos shot and produced for The Herald-Dispatch by Ryan Fischer
06/18/2026
The West Virginia Department of Tourism is organizing the events to celebrate the Mountain State's 163rd birthday at the West Virginia Capitol Complex in Charleston on Saturday.
Happy birthday!: West Virginia Day to be celebrated with events in Charleston The West Virginia Department of Tourism is organizing events at the Capitol Complex in Charleston to celebrate the Mountain State's 163rd birthday., included a scavenger hunt, tours and educational activities about the state's history.
TODAY: WV American Water to offer info session on wastewater proposal
Time to fill up? Gas prices fall below $4 for 1st time since March ⬇️
06/18/2026
The Cecil E. Roberts Legacy Museum formally opened its doors Tuesday evening with a crowd of more than 150 people. The museum was created to honor the life and legacy of Roberts, 79, a longtime labor activist and former United Mine Workers of America president.
Cecil E. Roberts Legacy Museum opens to honor labor leader and former UMWA president The Cecil E. Roberts Legacy Museum in Charleston, West Virginia, held a grand opening on June 16, 2026, with a ribbon-cutting, music performance and speech. The museum honors Cecil Roberts, of Cabin Creek, Kanawha County, West Virginia, who served as president of the United Mine Workers of America f...
Work to remove old trees in Ritter Park is underway
Cabell BOE marks leadership transition; approves contracts, construction items
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