Room with a View
By Sara Leuchter Wilkins HQ 13 | WINTER 1993 The city lies at our feet, cloaked in the brilliant reds,…
ISSUE 13 | WINTER 1993
ISSUE 13 | WINTER 1993 In this issue: Fesenmeier’s Brewery Paul Newman Room with a View – Zitter Home
Fesenmeier’s
The Story of Huntington’s Old Brewery By James E. Casto HQ 13 | WINTER 1993 Before the spread of the…
In the Time of the Trolley
Huntington’s mass transit system was born in the late 1880s when the city’s first electric streetcars began operating. But the…
Mystery Man
Just who is John Drinko and why is the West Virginia native and Marshall alumnus so interested in his alma…
ISSUE 12 | SUMMER/AUTUMN 1992
ISSUE 12 | SUMMER/AUTUMN 1992 In this issue: The Battle for Greenbottom Thunder in the Forecast Yellowwood
The Battle for Greenbottom
Environmentalists, historians, and hunters all differ on what to do with this treasured area By Michael A. Friel HQ 12…
Yellowwood
By Stephanie Dawn Ray HQ 12 | SUMMER/AUTUMN 1992 The Year Was 1826. The land was rugged on the edge…
There’s a definite chance of … Thunder in the Forecast
All the leading indicators point to a stormy 1992 season. By Ernie Salvatore HQ 12 | SUMMER/AUTUMN 1992 It’s game…
Priceless
Touma family donates rare Near Eastern collection to Huntington Museum of Art By Sara Leuchter Wilkins HQ 11 | SPRING…
Hot Diggity Dog
By Michael A. Friel HQ 11 | SPRING 1992 The order itself was ordinary: two hot dogs with everything, thank…
The Early Years WSAZ Television
an industry is born By Bos Johnson HQ 11 | SPRING 1992 October 15, 1949. The few lucky Tri-State residents…