Crimes of the 20th Century – Part II
Huntington is revered as a quiet and secure community. But lurking in its past is a dark side with true…
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Artist Adele
Regional artist Adele Thornton Summerfeldt brings canvas to life with her breathtaking perspective of people and places. By Kathy Young Carney HQ 29 |…
W. Page Pitt
One of Marshall University’s most beloved professors is remembered. By Bill Belanger HQ 28 | SPRING/SUMMER 1997 Heads up everybody!” The…
The Hotel Frederick
A retrospective of Huntington’s most elegant hotel from the past. By Joseph Platania HQ 28 | SPRING/SUMMER 1997 Dashing inside…
A Tribute to Honor
By Joseph Platania HQ 27 | WINTER 1997 Driving along Huntington’s Memorial Boulevard near Fourpole Creek, a structure that is…
Riding the Rail in a Time Forgotten
The old C&O passenger station is a reminder of a romantic era when the roar of the train ruled the…
Huntington’s Silver Screens
A look back at a time forgotten when picture show houses thrived throughout the region. By Joseph Platania HQ 25…
The Carnegie Library
Huntington’s first public bookcase is filled with history and architectural beauty. By Joseph Platania HQ 24 | SPRING 1996 Like…
Greetings from Huntington
A postcard gallery of the Jewel City By Deborah Novak and John Witek HQ 23 | WINTER 1996 While the…
The Godfather
When it comes to political campaigns and causes, Huntington native Matt Reese cornered the market. By John Houvouras and Juliet…
A Good Teacher
A mix of appearance, intellect and humor make Dr. Simon Perry the epitome of the college professor By Mary Calhoun…
Soupy
He was a prankster, performer and pioneer. Television was never the same after Soupy Sales. By John H. Houvouras &…