Style and Substance
By Julie Brown Marsh HQ 16 | AUTUMN 1993 When Jim and Mickey StClair bought their home at 1805 McCoy…
ISSUE 16 | AUTUMN 1993
ISSUE 16 | AUTUMN 1993 In this issue: Angel of Huntington – Stella Fuller St. Clair Home on McCoy Road…
Angel of Huntington
The Stella Fuller Story By Joseph Platania HQ 16 | AUTUMN 1993 The street corner kettle booths and bell ringers…
Diamond in the Rough
For more than 100 years, C.F. Reuschlein Jewelers has been renowned for its rare quality and quiet sophistication By Joseph…
After the Crash Rising from the Ashes
By Ernie Salvatore HQ 16 | AUTUMN 1993 Twenty-three years have passed and the memories of the tragic Marshall University…
The Father of Black History
Carter G Woodson
By Sara Leuchter Wilkins HQ 15 | SUMMER 1993 The bustling city ofHuntington, West Virginia was barely two decades old…
ISSUE 15 | SUMMER 1993
ISSUE 15 | SUMMER 1993 In this issue: Crafty Cam The Father of Black History Carter G. Woodson
Ernie Salvatore’s Sports Memories Part II: Crafty Cam
Legendary Marshall Coach Cam Henderson was not only a master of football & basketball, but one of the greatest in…
Tudor Fit for a King
By Michael A. Friel HQ 14 | SPRING 1993 The Tudor house at 1020 Thirteenth Avenue may not be a…
Central City’s Centennial
Huntington’s West End celebrates 100 years By James E. Casto HQ 14 | SPRING 1993 Like other cities, Huntington is…
Memories of a Sports Guru
In part one of a series on legends of the game, Huntington sports writer Ernie Salvator remembers the career of…
HQ 14 | SPRING 1993
ISSUE 14 | SPRING 1993 In this issue: Memories of a Sports Guru Central City’s Centennial Tudor Fit for a…