National Drug Take Back Day is planned for Saturday

This will be the weekend to turn in unused and unwanted prescriptions during National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, Saturday, April 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hundreds of law enforcement agencies across West Virginia have registered to take part in Take Back Day and you can view the drop-off locations at deatakeback.com. Charleston … Read more

Huntington expands its outdoor drinking area

Huntington City Council voted this week to expand the city’s outdoor drinking options. If customers are in a designated Private Outdoor Designated Area they can take their alcoholic beverages to go from participating restaurants and bars and drink them outside. The City Council voted Monday to expand the PODA days from three days a week … Read more

Demolition of the old Macy’s building to begin Thursday

Demolition will begin this week to start taking down the old Macy’s building at Charleston Town Center to make room for the Capital Sports Complex. The new athletic attraction has been a Kanawha County and city of Charleston effort since 2022. Kanawha County Commissioner Ben Salango told Eyewitness News that this is the largest project … Read more

Time capsule reveals a bit of local history

In January 1953, the Griffithsville Masonic Lodge No. 71 put a time capsule into a cornerstone of the former Duval High School. Last Saturday, community members gathered at the Duval District Volunteer Fire Department to see what was inside. Eyewitness News said the capsule contained a penny, Griffithsville Lodge bylaws and an issue of the … Read more

Empty Bowls fundraiser helps Facing Hunger Foodbank

Marshall University’s 21st annual Empty Bowls fundraiser has been deemed a success. The School of Art and Design hosted, and each bowl was sold for $20. Organizers said each sale will provide 180 meals for families in need. Ceramics students spent three months creating more than 1,000 unique bowls that were sold during the event, … Read more