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Today's riddle: What travels all around the world but stays in a corner? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Morrisey announces nearly $17 million in rural healthcare grants to strengthen diabetes care (wvmetronews.com) — Marshall University Research Corporation and Cabell Huntington Hospital are among recipients of nearly $17 million in rural healthcare grants announced Tuesday in Huntington. Marshall’s awards support nutrition programs, remote patient monitoring and professional training, while the broader initiative aims to improve diabetes care across West Virginia.
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2. Discovering his current (marshall.edu) — Marshall student and military veteran Stephen came to wildlife studies hoping to work mostly alone, but river research drew him into teamwork. This summer, he led a research team on an Ohio River journey starting in Huntington, gathering habitat and water-quality data to help identify conservation needs.
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3. Chilling last moments of baby girl 'cremated' in barrel as evil dad jailed (newsbreak.com) — Patrick Overstreet was sentenced to life without parole for murdering his infant daughter, Angel, who was last seen alive in Huntington in May 2021. A jury also convicted him of child abuse resulting in death and concealing a body, and the judge ordered consecutive murder and child-abuse sentences.
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4. Huntington community continues tradition of honoring veterans (wowktv.com) — Huntington veterans and community members gathered at the Memorial Arch for their annual tribute to those who served. The ceremony honored the late Medal of Honor recipient Hershel “Woody” Williams, while a local Marine Corps League leader urged residents to keep the tradition and its history alive.
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5. Former W.Va. delegate pleads guilty; USPS to release Mothman stamp; more headlines (wsaz.com) — Former Fayette County delegate and teacher David Elliott Pritt is pleading guilty to attempted production of child pornography, according to federal court documents. In separate West Virginia news, the U.S. Postal Service plans to release a Mothman stamp in 2027, honoring the region’s enduring folklore.
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