A look back at the 1964 horror classic … Teen-Age Strangler
When Huntington Made a Movie By Deborah Novak & John Witek HQ 19 | AUTUMN 1994 In the darkened shadows…
ISSUE 19 | AUTUMN 1994
ISSUE 19 | AUTUMN 1994 In this issue: The Greatest – Jackie Hunt Teen-Age Strangler George H. Wright – A…
The Greatest
Has history forgotten Jackie Hunt? By Ernie Salvatore HQ 19 | AUTUMN 1994 It was a time of innocence, mingled…
A Most Successful Hanging
A case of unrequited love and jealousy in 1892 prompted Cabell County’s only legal execution. By Joseph Platania HQ 18…
Alex Schoenbaum
Huntington son Alex Schoenbaum is the man who built the Shoney’s empire By John H. Houvouras HQ 18 | SUMMER…
Hurryin’ Hal
Hal Greer broke West Virginia s color line and went on to fulfill his destiny as a pro basketball Hall…
ISSUE 18 | SUMMER 1994
ISSUE 18 | SUMMER 1994 In this issue: Hurryin’ Hal Alex Schoenbaum Hanging of 1892
The Fighters
Remembering when Huntington was home to the squared circles By Ernie Salvatore HQ 17 | SPRING 1994 Traditions die slowly….
Women Making a Difference
By Sara L. Wilkins HQ 17 | SPRING 1994 As spring begins her long awaited descent on the winterweary city…
Reynolds & Perry – The HQ Interview
Huntington’s heaviest hitters on the crab theory and the future By Jack Houvouras HQ 17 | SPRING 1994 Looking back…
The Future of Huntington
Putting All the Pieces in Place
By Jack Houvouras HQ 17 | SPRING 1994 When I was a young boy, the prospect of putting a puzzle…
HQ 17 | SPRING 1994
ISSUE 17 | SPRING 1994 In this issue: The Future of Huntington Reynolds & Perry – The HQ Interview Women…