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Huntington's Water Main Break Forces Some Businesses To File Insurance Claims
Last Updated: 7:07 PM 06/29/09 -
The nearly weekend long boil water advisory throughout Huntington and parts of Lawrence County, Ohio, meant lots of frustration for restaurant owners and customers.
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Floyd County Mining Company Closing
Last Updated: 2:28 PM 06/26/09 -
A Prestonsburg-based mining company is closing, according to a report from a local newspaper.
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NEW INFO: Energy Company Creating 100 New Jobs in Pike County
Last Updated: 5:28 PM 06/25/09 -
According to a press release, the average pay for the new jobs is over $55,000.
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Putnam Business Looks to Expand, Add Jobs
Last Updated: 4:36 PM 06/23/09 -
A company in Putnam County is looking to expand and bring new jobs to the area, but it won't happen unless it gets some help from the county.
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Telemarketing Firm Looking to Open Huntington Operation
Last Updated: 9:53 AM 06/23/09 -
A representative from JAK Productions told Huntington City Council Monday night that the company is looking to open an operation at one of two locations in the 800-block of 3rd Avenue.
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Workers Say Mitchellace Employees Laid Off, Owners Not Commenting
Last Updated: 5:51 PM 06/22/09 -
A company with more than 100 years of service in southern Ohio is apparently laying off the remainder of its workers Monday, according to two workers at Mitchellace in Portsmouth.
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West Virginia Steel Lays Off a Few Dozen Workers
Last Updated: 3:34 PM 06/19/09 -
Around 35 workers were let go recently, according to a representative with the company.
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Ohio Unemployment Rate Goes Up
Last Updated: 8:49 AM 06/19/09 -
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services reported Friday that the state's jobless rate in May was 10.8 percent, up from 10.2 percent in April.
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Walker Machinery Cuts 45 Jobs
Last Updated: 8:46 AM 06/19/09 -
The Belle-based company sells and refurbishes heavy equipment used by the mining, timber and construction industries.
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Tuition Going Up at Marshall University
Last Updated: 4:12 PM 06/18/09 -
The Board of Governors Thursday approved a tuition and fee increase of $169 per semester for all full-time undergraduate resident and metro students.
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A Poetic Protest in Charleston
Last Updated: 11:13 AM 06/17/09 -
The protesters used spoken word performances and music to argue against a proposed rate hike by Appalachian Power.
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Plans Announced to Build Nuclear Power Plant in Piketon
Last Updated: 7:37 PM 06/18/09 -
Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland and Sen. George Voinovich, along with other members of Ohio’s congressional delegation are expected to be in Piketon on Thursday for the announcement.
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Workshop Helps Participants Spend Wisely
Last Updated: 7:49 PM 06/16/09 -
While it is always important, keeping up with your credit and finances has taken on new meaning during this economic recession. A workshop Tuesday at the Barnett Center and Weed and Seed Office in Huntington helped participants with a variety of money matters.
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W.Va. Seniors Eligible for Free Veggies, Fruit
Last Updated: 12:29 PM 06/15/09 -
The state Department of Agriculture is offering free locally grown fruits and vegetables this summer to low-income seniors.
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Mingo County Mine Lays Off 17 Workers
Last Updated: 10:41 AM 06/12/09 -
An area already dealing with difficulties because of Mother Nature, is now dealing with the difficulties of the economy.
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