Posts by mark@huntingtonchamber.org
Inside the Legacy of Glenn’s Sporting Goods
Inside the Legacy of Glenn’s Sporting Goods For more than five decades, Glenn’s Sporting Goods has been a staple of the Huntington community, serving athletes, teams, businesses and Marshall fans alike. What began as a small sporting goods store in 1970 has grown into one of the region’s most recognizable locally owned businesses, current general…
Read MoreThe Skin Study Builds Confidence Through Personalized Skincare
The Skin Study Builds Confidence Through Personalized Skincare In a world filled with day-to-day obstacles and stress, one local esthetician said creating a space where people can fully relax, unwind and genuinely feel cared for is her guiding principle for her business. Jen Burgess, owner of The Skin Study, said she draws on her…
Read MoreHuntington Regional Chamber Celebrates Leadership Huntington Class of 2026 Graduates
Huntington Regional Chamber Celebrates Leadership Huntington Class of 2026 Graduates HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — The Huntington Regional Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the graduation of its third Leadership Huntington cohort. After completing a 10-month professional development program, the Class of 2026 officially celebrated their graduation at Guyan Gulf & Country Club, joining a growing…
Read MoreThe Haute Wick Social Glows Through Community Engagement
The Haute Wick Social Glows Through Community Engagement Community-oriented. Creative. Resilient. These words have come to define The Haute Wick Social, a business that has evolved far beyond the candle-making bar it first opened nearly eight years ago. Today, the shop operates as Huntington’s only candle-making bar featuring an ever-growing mix of cruelty-free,…
Read MoreA Home for Health & Wellness: Tusli At The Market
A Home for Health & Wellness: Tulsi At The Market When co-owners Erin Dalton and Travis Lemon opened Tulsi’s At The Market in 2018, they did so with a deliberate vision for the local business landscape. “We deserved a health food store in downtown Huntington,” Dalton said. “We wanted to make it more than…
Read MoreBuilding Lives, One Connection at a Time: Inside the Autism Services Center
Building Lives, One Connection at a Time: Inside the Autism Services Center by Kaitlyn Fleming, Office & Events Cooridinator For nearly five decades, the Autism Services Center (ASC) has been a quiet but powerful force in the community, growing from a single dining room table into one of the region’s most overarching behavioral health providers,…
Read MoreFraming Memories: Inside The Frame Station
Framing Memories: Inside The Frame Station Photos and story by Katie Marshall, HRCC Intern Local businesses play an important role in preserving the character and history of a community. Serving Huntington from their brick-and-mortar store in the Central City Antiques District since 2024, The Frame Station specializes in custom framing that protects and showcases life’s…
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