JAMES THOMAS MORELAND, 84 of Huntington, W.Va., died October 11, 2020, in St. Mary's Medical Center. He was preceded in death by his wife Shar…
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Many, many years ago when I first walked into The Herald-Dispatch newsroom, editors let me know a couple of things. One was that we were to wr…
HUNTINGTON òòò½ÊÓƵ” The recruitment of Troy Brown is one of the more fascinating tales in the history of a football program filled with astonishing stories.
CHESAPEAKE, Ohio òòò½ÊÓƵ” Tanner Harr didn't lose his battle with cancer. Harr won that fight. òòò½ÊÓƵ the beloved late Chesapeake High School basketball player walks the streets of heaven, his cancer lies defeated, never to affect him again.
HUNTINGTON - Green and gold vs. green and white will continue.
Huntington High and Fairland have developed a strong relationship on the basketball court in recent years and the boys and girls teams from those schools will continue to play one another in the 2018-19 season.
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Barboursville defeated Milton, 15-0 and 19-0, to claim the West Virginia District 1 Little League Softball Major (age 11-12) championship. Team members (left to right): front row, Andi Stephens, Nicole Harris, Addison Perdue, Brooklyn Dailey; second row, Destiny Hale, Mikayla Baker, Gabrielle McCallister, Olivia Bell, Ramey George, Quinnlyn Ballengee, Reagan Adkins, Allie Miles, Hayden Hicks; back row, Doug Perdue (coach), Jason Harris (manager), Dewey Ballengee (coach).
Barboursville's Minor Girls Softball Tournament champion was The Scrappers.
Team members (left to right) are: Front row, Kendra Felix, A'Leigha Gillman, Andie Hedrick, Reese Wolfe, Lillie Reynolds, Taylor Gravely; Second row, Bella Godfrey, Joelee Dino, Leah Brent, Haylee Gravely, Nevaeh Felix, Annabelle Ward; Back row, coaches Nicole Gravely, Russell Gravely, Ben Brent, Andy Reynolds, manager Jason Ward.
West Virginia Thunder won the Girls Basketball òòò½ÊÓƵsociation fourth-grade championship Sunday in the Cincinnati area. The team is ranked third in the nation on the Naismith National Youth All-American Report.
Chesapeake High School senior quarterback Austin Browning was selected to attend the Blue-Grey National Super Combine, June 23-24, at the NFL Washington Redskins Training Facility in Richmond, Virginia. Browning led Chesapeake in rushing last season with 1,562 yards (9.4 yards per carry) and 16 touchdowns.