Hurryin’ Hal
Hal Greer broke West Virginia s color line and went on to fulfill his destiny as a pro basketball Hall…
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The Fighters
Remembering when Huntington was home to the squared circles By Ernie Salvatore HQ 17 | SPRING 1994 Traditions die slowly….
Women Making a Difference
By Sara L. Wilkins HQ 17 | SPRING 1994 As spring begins her long awaited descent on the winterweary city…
Reynolds & Perry – The HQ Interview
Huntington’s heaviest hitters on the crab theory and the future By Jack Houvouras HQ 17 | SPRING 1994 Looking back…
The Future of Huntington
Putting All the Pieces in Place
By Jack Houvouras HQ 17 | SPRING 1994 When I was a young boy, the prospect of putting a puzzle…
Style and Substance
By Julie Brown Marsh HQ 16 | AUTUMN 1993 When Jim and Mickey StClair bought their home at 1805 McCoy…
Angel of Huntington
The Stella Fuller Story By Joseph Platania HQ 16 | AUTUMN 1993 The street corner kettle booths and bell ringers…
Diamond in the Rough
For more than 100 years, C.F. Reuschlein Jewelers has been renowned for its rare quality and quiet sophistication By Joseph…
After the Crash Rising from the Ashes
By Ernie Salvatore HQ 16 | AUTUMN 1993 Twenty-three years have passed and the memories of the tragic Marshall University…
The Father of Black History
Carter G Woodson
By Sara Leuchter Wilkins HQ 15 | SUMMER 1993 The bustling city ofHuntington, West Virginia was barely two decades old…