Wine – When Good Wine Goes Bad
By Matthew DeBord HQ 68 | SUMMER/AUTUMN 2009 It was one of those awkward moments. My wife and I were…
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Taste of Asia
Huntington residents can now experience Japanese, Thai & Chinese all in one location By Jeanie Poindexter HQ 67 | WINTER/SPRING…
Azel Meadows
Meet the man who played a key role in building Huntington’s South Side By James E. Casto HQ 67 |…
Wine – Consider “quality-price ratio” when shopping in a recession
By Matthew DeBord HQ 67 | WINTER/SPRING 2009 You can’t really pick up a wine magazine, a food magazine, a…
The Bygone Era of Ohio River Ferryboats
By James E. Casto HQ 64 | WINTER 2008 It’s New Year’s Eve 1947 – and the end of a…
Harold Frankel
A Huntington icon who was the most colorful and dedicated citizen of his era. By James E. Casto HQ 64…
Editor – Reflections on 20
By Jack Houvouras HQ 66 | AUTUMN 2008 It may sound cliche, but time flies when you’re having fun. Next…
Stewart H. Smith
Guided Marshall to University Status
By James E. Casto HQ 65 | SUMMER 2008 In a sense, Marshall University’s history can be divided into two…
Step Inside the New C.F. Reuschlein Jewelers
Established in 1892, the oldest retail business in downtown Huntington is still going strong thanks to a dedicated staff who…
The Proud Legacy of Bradley W. Foster
By James E. Casto HQ 63 | AUTUMN 2007 Bradley W. Foster was one of those who arrived in Huntington…
Wine – HQ’s Top 20 Wines Under $20
By Matthew DeBord HQ 63 | AUTUMN 2007 Twenty years ago, if you’d tried to find 20 really terrific bottles…
Sam Gideon
One of our city’s pioneers By James E. Casto HQ 62 | SUMMER 2007 Sam Gideon (1836-1923) was one of…