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Take Your Taste Buds Around the World in Huntington
You do not have to leave the Huntington area to experience flavors from around the world. From authentic street tacos to handmade pasta, steaming bowls of pho, and Mediterranean and Caribbean favorites, locally owned restaurants bring global cuisine to the Tri-State and have become community favorites. If you are looking to try something new or…
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Explore Your Own Backyard: Celebrating National Travel & Tourism Week
There’s no better time to rediscover what’s right in front of you. From May 3-9, communities across the country are celebrating National Travel & Tourism Week (NTTW) – a time dedicated to recognizing the impact travel has on local economies, small businesses, and the places we call home. Here in Huntington, it’s the perfect excuse…
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Best Outdoor Photo Spots in Huntington This Spring
As the weather warms up and flowers begin to bloom, spring is one of the best times to get outside and explore the Huntington area. Whether you’re looking for the perfect Instagram backdrop, taking graduation photos, or just capturing a sunny afternoon with friends, there are plenty of beautiful places around town to snap a…
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Your Guide to St. Patrick’s Day in Huntington
If you’re looking for festive drinks, live music, and a little extra green this March 17th, Huntington is ready to celebrate. Whether you’re planning a full night out or just stopping in for a toast, here’s your guide to St. Patrick’s Day in H-Town. Start with a classic Irish pub experience at Jerk Riley’s Billiards…
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100 Years Later: Honoring the Legacy of Negro History Week in Huntington
Black History Month has always mattered in Huntington, but 2026 is especially important. This year marks the 100th anniversary of Carter G. Woodson’s founding of Negro History Week and the 50th anniversary of Black History Month as we know it today. Woodson’s connection to Huntington runs deep – he lived here and attended Frederick Douglass…
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Beat the Chill One Cup at a Time
When the temperatures drop and the chill of winter sets in, there’s nothing quite like a nice, hot cup of joe to warm the soul. In the Huntington area, you can get your coffee fix around every other corner, and the brews just taste better because they’re local. From the rich, bold flavors you’ll drink…
