Frostop is Celebrating 50 Years
By Carter Seaton HQ 68 | SUMMER/AUTUMN 2009 Back in the day, as they say, you could usually tell from…
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The Best of Two Worlds
Italian and Mediterranean influences add to the classic elegance and comfort of the Tao family’s Barboursville home By Molly McClennen…
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…
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…