Ernie Salvatore’s Sports Memories Part II: Crafty Cam
Legendary Marshall Coach Cam Henderson was not only a master of football & basketball, but one of the greatest in…
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Tudor Fit for a King
By Michael A. Friel HQ 14 | SPRING 1993 The Tudor house at 1020 Thirteenth Avenue may not be a…
Central City’s Centennial
Huntington’s West End celebrates 100 years By James E. Casto HQ 14 | SPRING 1993 Like other cities, Huntington is…
Memories of a Sports Guru
In part one of a series on legends of the game, Huntington sports writer Ernie Salvator remembers the career of…
Room with a View
By Sara Leuchter Wilkins HQ 13 | WINTER 1993 The city lies at our feet, cloaked in the brilliant reds,…
Fesenmeier’s
The Story of Huntington’s Old Brewery By James E. Casto HQ 13 | WINTER 1993 Before the spread of the…
In the Time of the Trolley
Huntington’s mass transit system was born in the late 1880s when the city’s first electric streetcars began operating. But the…
Mystery Man
Just who is John Drinko and why is the West Virginia native and Marshall alumnus so interested in his alma…
The Battle for Greenbottom
Environmentalists, historians, and hunters all differ on what to do with this treasured area By Michael A. Friel HQ 12…
Yellowwood
By Stephanie Dawn Ray HQ 12 | SUMMER/AUTUMN 1992 The Year Was 1826. The land was rugged on the edge…