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You can get lawncare tips from Brown Landscape Management every week on First Look at Four.
We hear about Marshall University’s new preventative program striving to help reach those in Appalachia, called AppUp!
High end skincare: We see reviews raving about the results and benefits, but which ones work, and which are just marketing tactics?
The cities across our region all have a rich history that oftentimes go overlooked.
Dr. Christen Simpson from Simpson Dental stopped by First Look at Four to talk about the importance of getting your teeth cleaned before the holidays.
Have you been looking to adopt a new furry friend? Now’s your chance!
Keeping up with your child’s academic progress is one of the best ways you can help them succeed at school.
One thing that brings people together this time of year is a bonfire.
Especially if family fun is involved.
Dr. Blanton with Blanton Chiropractic talks about neuropathy, and patient Chester Napier talks about his journey with Dr. Blanton’s treatment.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and St. Mary’s Medical Center is raising money for their Pink Ribbon Fund with a luncheon.
Dual Doppler Radar
Sometimes, children just need a chance to have fun, and that’s what Kyle Bow is striving to do with his first annual Fall Festival!
Creating cakes that survive crash test cars, and everything is built by students!
You can get lawncare tips from Brown Landscape Management every week on First Look at Four.
It’s almost the weekend, which means it’s time to kick up your feet and relax, and what better way to relax than outdoor yoga?
Mike Staton from Collins Career Technical Center stopped by to talk about a new tax levy.
Chilifest is just around the corner, and Todd Nelson stopped by to show off their chili, as well as some house listings.
If your hands and feet are burning or tingling, that may be your body giving you warning signs.
This year, Mountain Mission Incorporated is celebrating their 100-year anniversary of helping local families in the Kanawha Valley by hosting a toy drive.
Dr. Ashley Stephens from Cabell County Schools stopped by to talk about how to talk to your children about jobs and careers in any field.
Election season is here, and London and Liam from Civic Bridge want to help voters meet local candidates while eating a sweet treat.
Olivia Peltier from Blanton Chiropractic and Neuropathy stopped by to talk about when you should get treatment for chronic foot and hand pain.
Dr. Tommy Pile stopped by to talk about how Marshall University is helping keep our community safe.
When looking for a hearing aid, it’s important to find the one that fits you and your needs.
Dr. Chapman from Living Well Aesthetics stopped by to talk about when you should be getting a holiday refresh.
First Stage Theatre transported us to the Isle of Berk when they stopped by to talk about their production of How To Train Your Dragon!
Dr. Chapman stopped by to talk about how women’s skin may change when going through menopause.
County fair season is still in full swing, and Ashley Stephens with Cabell County Schools stopped by to give tips on how our kids can learn while having fun at the fair.
You can get health tips from Valley Health Systems every month on First Look at Four.
We hope you’re hungry, because Maddie and Jay from Oddfellows in Portsmouth join us with some dinner ideas.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and we are taking a look at local resources available to those in our community affected by breast cancer.
Ashley Stephens stopped by with author Ashley Belote and Autumn Meadows from West Virginia Public Broadcasting to talk about their newest state-wide reading program, Mountain Readers Become Leaders.
A live fire training exercise took place today in Huntington.
A major milestone for Marshall’s School of Journalism and Communication.
If your hands and feet are burning or tingling, that may be your body giving you warning signs.
Dementia and hearing loss. The two may not seem related, but they may be more linked than we realize.
Todd Nelson stopped by to talk about the option of buying a home closer to Marshall’s stadium to support The Herd.
Dr. Jarrod Chapman from Living Well Aesthetics stopped by to talk about how your neck can be rejuvenated- without any downtime.
Taking care of your mental health is as important as taking care of your physical health. Austin Persinger stopped by to talk about Marshall Health’s new mental Health First Aid program.
This weekend is Homecoming at Marshall University, and Glenn’s Sporting Goods stopped by to show off their newest arrivals to show your school spirit.
Alchemy Theatre is going down the rabbit hole with their newest production of Alice in Wonderland!
It’s officially fall, and the folks at Four Mile Bakery have some new items in their general store for the season.
Getting help for your child has never been easier.
The Children’s Crisis and Referral Line is a confidential help line for children in distress.
You can get lawncare tips from Brown Landscape Management every week on First Look at Four.
Chris Braley from Braley Care Homes stopped by to talk about the “No-Hush Concert” coming up in St. Albans.
