Issue

Contents

Autumn 1989
Issue 1
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• A. Michael Perry profile
• The Morgan Home on Camelot Drive
• John F. Kennedy in Huntington
• The Fall and Rise of Marshall Football

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Winter 1990
Issue 2
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• The Future of Huntington's Riverfront
• The Ibrahim Home on High Drive
• William C. Campbell profile
• Jesse James in Huntington
• Rocco's Ristorante
• The Dream Team: Ernie Salvatore picks MU's greatest basketball players

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Spring 1990
Issue 3
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• Ruth Cline profile
• The Ritter Estate on McCoy Road
• The Huntington Museum of Art
• MU's School of Medicine
• The Greenbrier
• Chili Willi's Mexican Cantina

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Summer 1990
Issue 4
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• The Future of West Virginia:
  Interviews with Sen. Robert Byrd, Sen. Jay Rockefeller and Rep. Nick J. Rahall
• Ming's Restaurant
• The Breece Home by Ritter Park
• The Story of Camden Park
• Jim Donnan Profile
• Whitewater Rafting in West Virginia

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Autumn 1990
Issue 5
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• The Story of Marshall T. Reynolds
• The Keith-Albee Theatre
• Rebels & Redcoats Tavern
• The 20th Anniversary of the MU plane crash
• West Virginia's Bed & Breakfast Inns

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Winter 1991
Issue 6
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• The 1937 Flood
• The MU President's Home
• Huntington High School profile
• MU's School of Journalism
• Pilgrim Glass
• Verna Gibson profile

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Spring 1991
Issue 7
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• Memoirs from the Middle East: Huntington servicemen tell of their experiences in the Gulf War
• John Taft profile
• CK's Donnie Robinson profile
• Oliver's Restaurant
• Huntington's YMCA

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Summer 1991
Issue 8
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• The Story of Ritter Park
• The Jones Home on High Drive
• Field of Dreams Part I: MU's new stadium
• Jim's Steak & Spaghetti House
• The West Virginia Belle
• Heiner's Bakery

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Autumn 1991
Issue 9
SOLD OUT

• Mark McVey profile
• The History of The Herald-Dispatch
• Field of Dreams Part II: MU's new stadium
• The River Tower
• Habitat for Humanity

SOLD OUT

Winter 1992
Issue 10
Unavailable

• John D. Drinko profile
• The Apgar Home at Guyan Oaks
• Trolley Cars in Huntington
• The Radisson Hotel
• The Chilton House
• Blackwater Falls

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Spring 1992
Issue 11
SOLD OUT

• 100 Great Things About Huntington
• WSAZ Television
• C & P Telephone
• Stewart's Original Hot Dogs
• The Touma Collection
• MU's new Fine Arts Center

SOLD OUT

Summer/Autumn 1992
Issue 12
Unavailable

• Poised for Greatness: Jim Donnan's #1 Ranked Team Prepares for a Historic Season
• Yellowwood: Huntington's log cabin home
• WOWK Television
• Greenbottom
• Stone & Thomas

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Winter 1993
Issue 13
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• When Paul Newman Came to Town
• The Zitter Home on McCoy Road
• The Keith-Albee Revisited
• Travel to London, England
• Fesenmeier's Brewery
• MU's Fine Arts Center gala opening

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Spring 1993
Issue 14
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• Ernie Salvatore's Sports Memories Part I: Golfer Bill Campbell
• The Conaty Home by Ritter Park
• Central City's Centennial
• MU's H.E.L.P. Center
• Travel to Paris, France
• Ann Speer Profile

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Summer 1993
Issue 15
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• Carter G. Woodson profile
• The Morabito Home at Stamford Park
• Ernie Salvatore's Sports Memories Part II: Crafty Cam Henderson
• Laredo's Restaurant

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Autumn 1993
Issue 16
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• Joan C. Edwards profile
• The St. Clair Home on McCoy Road
• C.F. Reuschlein's Jewelers
• Ernie Salvatore's Sports Memories
  Part III: Rising from the Ashes
• The Story of Stella Fuller
• Oglebay Park

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Spring 1994
Issue 17
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• The Future of Huntington
• The HQ Interview: Marshall Reynolds & A. Michael Perry
• Women Making A Difference
• Ernie Salvatore's Sports Memories Part IV: The Fighters
• Joe Williams profile

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Summer 1994
Issue 18
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• Alex Schoenbaum profile
• Ernie Salvatore's Sports Memories Part V: Hurryin' Hal Greer
• A Hanging in Huntington 1892
• Huntington's Mounted Horse Patrol
• Schindler's List in Huntington
• Marshall Artists Series

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Autumn 1994
Issue 19
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• When Huntington Made a Movie:
  Teen-Age Strangler
• Sakhai Home on Ohio River
• Fifth Anniversary Retrospective
• John R. Hall Interview
• Marshall Great Jackie Hunt
• George H. Wright’s
• David Fattaleh Photo Reflections

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Winter 1995
Issue 20
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• Rebirth of Downtown Huntington
• Musical Arts Guild’s 30th Year
• Coach Billy Donovan
• Matt Reese profile
• The Ebony Classic
• History of Guyandotte
• WSAZ’s Jule Huffman retires

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Spring 1995
Issue 21
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• City of Churches
• Celebrity Lane by Ernie Salvatore
• The Hood Home
• Warship “Huntington”
• Jerry Zitter profile
• J.Wade Gilley interview
• Heritage Station

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Summer/Autumn 1995
Issue 22
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• Life of Soupy Sales
• Hooser Home near Inwood Drive
• Kentucky Horse Racing
• The 18 Greatest Golf Holes in the area
• Dr. Simon Perry profile
• Collis P. Huntington statue
• Huntington Chamber Orchestra’s 25th Anniversary

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Winter 1996
Issue 23
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• Postcards from Huntington’s past
• Musical Arts Guild Children’s Theater
• Fiery Home in Stamford Park
• Remembering Steamboats on the Ohio River
• New Marshall University Library
• New YMCA Facility
• Renaissance Book Store

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Spring 1996
Issue 24
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• Huntington's Mysterious Tunnels
• Old Carnegie Library
• Hibachi Japanese Steakhouse
• Dr. Tom Conaty profile
• Five Unique Eateries
• Jean Dean interview
• Paramount Arts Center

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Summer 1996
Issue 25
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• 125 Great Things About Huntington
• Old Movie Houses
• BrewBakers Restaurant
• Huntington’s 125 year history
• Lavery Home
• Huntington High School Part I
• Bob Pruett profile

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Autumn 1996
Issue 26
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• Home for the Holidays
• Old C&O Passenger Station
• Gaston Caperton interview
• Museum Conservatory
• Huntington High School Part II
• Coach Greg White profile

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Winter 1997
Issue 27
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• Fifty People to Watch
• Tri-State Ice Arena
• Huntington Memorial Arch
• Hutchinson Home in Stamford Park
• Robert C. Byrd Institute
• Savannah’s Restaurant

Unavailable

Spring/Summer 1997
Issue 28
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• Huntington’s Fire Dept.-100 years
• Cecil Underwood interview
• Clint McElroy profile
• The Hotel Frederick
• Monty’s Pizza
• W. Page Pitt profile
• Travel Blennerhassett Island

Unavailable

Autumn 1997
Issue 29
SOLD OUT

Online Version

• Huntington’s Titanic Survivor
• Briarcliff Home
• Herd and MAC Football
• Adele Thornton Summerfeldt profile
• Blizzard Hockey’s Fifth Season
• Four Seasons at Snowshoe

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Winter 1998
Issue 30
Unavailable

Online Version

• General Chuck Yeager profile
• Heritage Museum – A. Michael Perry farm
• Crimes of the Century Part I
• Huntington Photo Essay
• Judge Dan O’Hanlon profile
• Benjy’s Harley-Davidson
• Sharkey’s Mo-Bay Café

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Spring 1998
Issue 31
Unavailable

Online Version

• 1998 City Guide
• Paul Chellgren interview
• El Haijj Salon & Spa

Unavailable

Summer 1998
Issue 32
Unavailable

Online Version

• New MU Med Center
• Crimes of the Century Part II
• Marshall Football fever
• Elephant Walk restaurant
• Ultimate Golf Tour
• Mr. Edward Adams profile

Unavailable

Autumn 1998
Issue 33
Unavailable

Online Version

• Marshall Reynolds Expanding Empire
• Crimes of the Century Part III
• The new Drinko Library
• Blizzard Coach Ray Edwards
• Gerald McDonald interview
• Burford Home
• Dr. Moffat

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Winter 1999
Issue 34
Unavailable

Online Version

• Health Care in Huntington
• Miss USA Pageant
• Medical Profiles
• The Homestead Resort
• Dr. Joseph Touma profile

Unavailable

Spring/Summer 1999
Issue 35
Unavailable

Online Version

• Dagmar profile
• The Greenbrier Resort
• Haynes home
• Strictly Business
• St. Joe’s 75th Anniversary
• Central City Market
• Vickie Shaffer profile

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Autumn 1999
Issue 36
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Online Version

• Huntington Ghost Stories
• Chad Pennington
• Huddleston Bolen
• Old Drive-In Restaurants
• The City of Huntington Foundation
• Snowshoe Mountain Resort

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Winter 2000
Issue 37
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Online Version

• Randy Moss
• HQ10 Anniversary article
• Jack Jenkins home
• Ashes to Glory
• Rocco’s Braciole
• Warfield House Bed & Breakfast
• Huntington Business and Technology Park

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Spring 2000
Issue 38
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Online Version

• Dan Angel
• Amazon.com
• Cheat Mt. Club
• Pets & Vets
• Ron Smith’s Crusted Tuna
• Pat Angel profile
• Radio & Technology Museum
• Joslin Diabetes Center

Unavailable

Summer 2000
Issue 39
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Online Version

• Joan C. Edwards
• 10 Best Dressed Men
• Ratcliff Home
• Antiquing in Huntington
• Savannah’s Grilled Vegetable Napoleon
• Willy Merrick
• Sports Medicine Hall of Fame
• Profile – Museum Director Maggie Skove
• Huntington Junior League

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Autumn 2000
Issue 40
Unavailable

Online Version

• Genesis CEO Tom Jones
• 10 Best Dressed Women
• Davis Home
• Hankins Renovation - Part I: Guaranty Bank Building
• Chef Robert Wong’s (Glade Springs) Apple Grilled Pork
• Huntington Icon - Rufus Switzer
• Huntington Internal Medicine Group
• Kellogg Elementary – Digital Divide

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Winter/Spring 2001
Issue 41
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Online Version

• Governor Bob Wise
• Muth Home
• Pete Dye Golf Club
• Huntington’s Downtown Super Block
• Hankins Renovations – Part II: A.G. Edwards Building
• Calamity Café’s Jalapeno Angel Hair Pasta
• Mayor David Felinton
• Drive-in Theaters
• Huntington Icon – Dr. Henry Hatfield

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Summer/Fall 2001
Issue 42
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Online Version

• Five Reasons for the Regional Airport
• Huntington Renaissance Center
• Glade Springs Resort & Spa
• Kay & Keith Earles Home
• Hankins Renovation - Part III: Switzer Building
• Nawab Indian Restaurant - Fish Tikka
• Huntington Works Committee - Viaducts
• Pilates

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Winter 2002
Issue 43
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Online Version

• Dr. Joseph Touma & his son Dr. Joe Touma
• Wedding Guide
• Wedding Story - Kate Jones & Mark Jordan
• Kinetic Park
• Decorator's Showcase - Journey's End
• Hankins Renovations - Part IV: Downtown Barboursville
• Jewel City Seafood - Ciopinno Soup
• Profile - Art Weisberg
• Huntington Icon - Walter Payne

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Spring 2002
Issue 44
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Online Version

• Huntington's 10 Most Fit
• Troy Brown
• 2002 Huntington Museum Ball
• Pallottine Sisters & St. Mary's Hospital
• Heritage Station recipe
• Icon - Collis P. Huntington
• Huntington Symphony turns 30

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Summer/Fall 2002
Issue 45
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Online Version

• MU Quarterback Byron Leftwich
• Heritage Farm Museum
• Seneca Rocks Travel Piece
• Sugarwood Golf
• HIT Center
• 2002 Jr. League Garden Tour
• Ian Patrick - Blackhawk Grille
• Huntington's Haunted Hospital
• Cabell County Library 100 years

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Winter 2003
Issue 46
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Online Version

• Best of Huntington
• Scrapbook Page - Barty Ferguson
• Holiday Fashion
• Capito Home
• Icon - Col. Harvey Long
• Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center & CHH

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Spring 2003
Issue 47
Unavailable

Online Version

• Meet Acclaimed Actor Brad Dourif
• Museum Brings Egypt to Huntington
• Living the Dream at the Greenbrier
• When Decorating is Child's Play
• Cuisine - St. Zita Grille
• A Train Ride Down Memory Lane
• The Old Village Roaster

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Summer 2003
Issue 48
Unavailable

Online Version

• Meet Wildlife Artist Chuck Ripper
• A Retirement Community with Class
• The Caves are Lovely, Dark and Deep
• Huntington's Southside Bricks
• Woody Williams Medal of Honor Untarnished
• Cuisine - Savannah's Wine and Martini Bar
• Memphis Tennessee Garrison

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Autumn 2003
Issue 49
Unavailable

Online Version

• Herd Greats Now Starring in the NFL
• Fall Foliage in the Mountain State
• Magic, Mummies, Monkeys and More
• A Country Cottage with Uptown Style
• Huntington's Final Resting Place
• Cuisine - Jim's Spaghetti House
• Sports - Ron Jirsa
• John Henry Cammack

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Winter 2004
Issue 50
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Online Version

• Meet Interior Design Icon Connie Post
• An Elegant Home for the Holidays
• More Than A Basketball Tournament
• White and Wonderful in West Virginia
• Service with Style: Expresso Mojo
• The Winter Blues?
• Civic Leader Mark Bugher
• Last Laugh - Christmas Wish List

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Spring 2004
Issue 51
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Online Version

• Making a List and Checking it Twice
• A Little Spanish Flair in Ritter Park
• Heritage Farm: Stay at Your Leisure
• Golf the Way it was Meant to be
• Merlot: America's Favorite Red Wine
• Central City Cafe: Where the Menu is as Eclectic as the Dining Atmosphere
• Z.T. Vinson: A Prominent Civic Leader and the Region's Other Railroad Tycoon
• Brief History of how Huntington Became Known as "The Dogwood City"
• Last Laugh - Billy Joel and the Huntington connection

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Summer 2004
Issue 52
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Online Version

• Bob Pruett: A Winner Both on and off the Field
• Huntington's Second Oldest Home
• Miracle at the B'nai Shalom Temple
• The Best State Park You'll Ever Visit
• A Black Tie Benefit for St. Mary's
• New World Pinot Noir Changes the Rules
• JoeJoe's Barge and Grill Finally Brings Riverside Dining to Downtown Huntington
• Ritter Park Rose Garden
• Fred Prichard: Builder of Skyscrapers and Champion of the Underprivileged
• Last Laugh - Please Say it Aint so Joe...

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Autumn 2004
Issue 53
Unavailable

Online Version

• Huntington's Magazine Turns 15
• A Magical Home for the Holidays
• The Photography of Willis Cook
• Help For Our Four-Legged Friends
• Hog Heaven in Downtown Huntington
• Festival of Trees Ushers in the Season
• Holiday Gift Guide

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Winter 2005
Issue 54
Unavailable

Online Version

• Remembering Huntington's Houvouras
• More Than Just A Great Golf Course
• Frolic and Flic at the Museum Ball
• Time to Head to Higher Elevations
• They YMCA: Heart of the Community
• Serving up Suchi and Smiles at Hibachi
• William H. Cabell: The County's Namesake
• Biggs Armory: A Forgotten Landmark

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Spring 2005
Issue 55
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Online Version

• A Homecoming for Mark Snyder
• Huntington Quarterly's Dream Home
• Victor's: Living the American Dream
• Riding West Virginia's Wild Waters
• Making Memories at Dreamland Pool
• Local Authors Worth Reading
• Cooking with Wine
• The Marshall Hall of Fame Cafe
• Ely Ensign: Manufacturer, Mayor
• The Central Fire Station

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Summer/Fall 2005
Issue 56
Unavailable

Online Version

• Rocco Expands his Pasta Empire
• Huntington Quarterly's Dream Home II
• Heiner's Still Rolling in the Dough
• Ceredo's Enchanting Pumpkin House
• Local Authors Worth Reading ll
• Wine
• Cuisine: Chilli Willi's
• Lost Huntington
• Last Laugh

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Winter/Spring 2006
Issue 57
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Online Version

• Partners in Business and in Life
• Huntington Quarterly's Dream Home IIl
• Annual Film Fest Just Keeps Growing
• Working for a Healthy Huntington
• Local Authors Worth Reading lll
• HIMG Transforms into Medical Mall
• Caring for our Community's Kids
• Last Laugh

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Summer 2006
Issue 58
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Online Version

• The Charm and Allure of Downtown
• The Top 10 Homes in Huntington
• Talented Artists From Our Region
• The Saads and Their American Dream
• Food, Fun and Sun on the Ohio River
• Little League: For the Love of the Game
• Last Laugh

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Autumn 2006
Issue 59


Online Version

• At Home With Jim and Verna Gibson
• The Charm and Allure of Downtown
• The Hospice House of Huntington
• Talented Local Artists, Part II
• Museum Features a Year of Women
• Last Laugh

Winter 2007
Issue 60


Online Version

• What Happened That Night
• The Story Behind the Story
• Welcome to Huntington
• Who's Who
• Matthew McConaughey
• Filming in Huntington
• McG
• Filming in Atlanta
• Matthew Fox
• Extra Extra
• Star Struck
• A Day to Remember
• The Shot
• Love Affair
• The Big Night
• Peace, The Lovers are Asleep

Commemorative Edition - $10.00 each

Spring 2007
Issue 61


Online Version

• The Legendary Cam Henderson
• Hall of Fame Legend Hal Greer
• D'Antoni Finds Success in the Desert
• Remembering the Days of Donovan
• Huntington's Very Own Dream Team
• A New Era in Marshall Basketball
• A Hidden Treasure in the Hills
• Tickle Your Funny Bone in Downtown
• HQ's Journey Back From the Flames
• Last Laugh

Summer 2007
Issue 62


Online Version

• Super Bowl Champ and Super Citizen
• Downtown Living is Making a Comeback
• Author of Anonymous Letter Revealed
• St. Mary's Center for Education
• The Top 10 Dishes in Our Community
• The New and Improved Greenbrier
• Last Laugh