Editor – Huntington Icon
By Jack Houvouras HQ 80 | WINTER 2013 For longtime readers of the Huntington Quarterly, you may recall that A….
Last Laugh – Container of Fire
By Clint McElroy HQ 79 | AUTUMN 2012 I don’t know if you’ve heard or not, but Steven Spielberg –…
Undaunted Courage (Part 1)
Three local war heroes who served their nation with valor By James E. Casto HQ 79 | AUTUMN 2012 West…
Trouble on 20th Street
Huntington has long been home to its fair share of haunted houses and ghost stories. This Halloween, we take a…
The Pioneer
Dr. Ruth Sullivan is a nationally acclaimed pioneer in the field of autism education and awareness. By Carter Taylor Seaton…
Going Against The Grain
MacKenzie-Dow Fine Furniture creates high-end furnishings in the heart of Huntington. By Kaylin Adkins HQ 79 | AUTUMN 2012 Tucked…
If These Walls Could Talk
The North Boulevard home belonging to Selby Litton is as unique on the inside as it is beautiful on the…
HQ& A: Vinny Curry Jr.
We sat down with a young man who rose from a small town in New Jersey to superstardom before our…
Larger Than Life
Huntington native Michael Ceveris has made it big on Broadway and beyond. By Jack Houvouras & Katherine Reasons-Pyles HQ 79…
Editor – Famous Folks
By Jack Houvouras HQ 79 | AUTUMN 2012 Our cover story this quarter on Michael Cerveris, the Tony-winning actor currently…
Last Laugh – The Art of Acting Crazy
By Clint McElroy HQ 78 | SUMMER 2012 Bill Paxton has a remarkable résumé. He moved to Los Angeles at…
Nature’s Masterpieces
Take a stroll down the Chuck Ripper Trail at Harris Riverfront Park to find beautiful paintings of the birds and…