Downtown Revitalization: Part Two
By Katherine Reasons-Pyles HQ 72 | WINTER 2010 The holiday season is a time of hope and anticipation. Among adults…
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Leaving a Legacy
The face of the Greater Huntington Parks and Recreation District retires after more than 30 years of service By Kaylin…
Managing Editor – These Are a Few of Our Favorite Things
By Katherine Reasons-Pyles HQ 72 | WINTER 2010 A few months ago, we had an editorial meeting to discuss what…
Last Laugh – Do You Suffer From Chronic Lyricosis?
By Clint McElroy HQ 71 | AUTUMN 2010 I am no doubt violating some “Columnist Rule of Thumb” here, but…
HQ&A: Mike D’Antoni
From Mullens to Milan, this Herd legend has always been a winner. Now he faces his greatest challenge as the…
Third Avenue Comes Alive …
A community kitchen, deli-market, law firm and investment agency now occupy one of the city’s most historic blocks. By Cory…
Get in Touch with Your Creative Side at The Pottery Place
Huntington’s own pottery-painting studio relocates to Pullman Square By Diane Wellman HQ 71 | AUTUMN 2010 In a sunny corner…
Relocating to the Heart of Downtown
Jenkins Fenstermaker and Room2Create are tenants of the recently renovated Capital Centre, located on the corner of Fourth Avenue and…
Downtown Revitalization: Part One
By Katherine Reasons-Pyles HQ 71 | AUTUMN 2010 Just mention the word “Superblock,” and Huntington business owners cringe at the…
There’s a New Gun in Town
Doc Holliday and his posse saddle up for the 2010 football season By Keith Morehouse HQ 71 | AUTUMN 2010…
Editor – A Return to Glory
By Jack Houvouras HQ 71 | AUTUMN 2010 Nostalgia. In recent years I seem engulfed by it when football season…
A Local Rock Star: HQ&A with John Marra
An entertaining interview with local television’s Guru of Gardening Interview by Jack Houvouras HQ 70 | SUMMER 2010 He may…