American Icon: Paul Newman
Remembering the late Paul Newman and his visit to Huntington in 1966. By Jack Houvouras HQ 66 | AUTUMN 2008…
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HQ Turns 20
As HQ begins its 20th year, we look back at the evolution of the city magazine that many said wouldn’t…
Editor – Reflections on 20
By Jack Houvouras HQ 66 | AUTUMN 2008 It may sound cliché, but time flies when you’re having fun. Next…
Welcome to the Home of The Oliashirazis
In 1999 HQ profiled this Huntington home then owned by prominent local attorney Jack Jenkins. Nine years later we revisit…
Getting Away Made Easier Than Ever Before
Luxury resorts and world-famous amusement parks are now only 90 minutes away with Allegiant Air’s non-stop service to Florida. By…
Michael W. Smith Recalls Growing Up in Kenova
By Dave Wellman HQ 65 | SUMMER 2008 It was 1978 and he was just 20-years-old, only two years out…
The Charm of Ceredo-Kenova
Ceredo and Kenova – the two westernmost towns in West Virginia – stand side by side. Driving through them on…
Field of Dreams
The inspiring true story of how a community worked together to save the storied tradition of Little League baseball on…
Editor – The Ultimate Pursuit
By Jack Houvouras HQ 65 | SUMMER 2008 As summer draws to a close, so does the golf season for…
Jewel City Seafood is an Ocean Treasure
By Marla Brannan HQ 64 | WINTER/SPRING 2008 It all began with a fish sandwich. According to owner Joe Beter,…
Escape to Glorious Glade Springs
If you think you know all about the Resort at Glade Springs, think again. By Carter Seaton HQ 64 |…
The 20 Most Intriguing Architectural Structures in Huntington Part 2
By James E. Casto HQ 64 | WINTER/SPRING 2008 “Huntington is an easy city to visit and appreciate,” writes S….