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Big Sandy Superstore Arena
Friday night
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Huntington Heroes Football
Big Sandy Superstore Arena
Saturday night
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Gus Macker 3 on 3
Basketball Tourney
Ironton
Saturday-Sunday
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Bridge to Ridge Bike Tour
Putnam Court House
Winfield
Saturday 8am
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Bike the Park
Mountain Bike Series
Chief Logan State Park
Saturday 10am
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Tractor/Machinery Show
Greenbo Lake State Park
Greenup, Ky
Saturday 9am
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Josh Ritter LIVE
V-Club
Huntington
Saturday 8pm
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Mountain Stage LIVE
Charleston Civic Center
Little Theater
Sunday 7pm
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Memorial Day Weekend
Pete Best Band
V-Club
Saturday May 24th
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Coon Sanders Fans Bash
Ramada Limited
Huntington
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49th Armed Forces Day Parade
South Charleston
Saturday Noon
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Siege of Ft. Randolph
Krodel Park/Pt. Pleasant
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Matewan Massacre
Matewan, WV
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Civil War Days
Greenbottom, WV
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