Media Releases & Blog
A Gem Among the Hills: The Huntington Museum of Art
A Gem In the Hills: The Huntington Museum of Art Photos and Story by Katie Marshall, HRCOC Intern Tucked into the Park Hills neighborhood above Ritter Park, the Huntington Museum of Art (HMA) has long been one of West Virginia’s most beloved cultural landmarks. This nationally accredited museum sits on over 50 acres of land…
Building 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,…
Helping the Community Be Heard: The Huntington Scottish Rite Foundation’s Impact at Marshall University
Helping the Community Be Heard: The Huntington Scottish Rite Foundation’s Impact at Marshall University Photos and Story by Katie Marshall, HRCC Intern The sound of laughter, the hum of conversation, and the careful guidance of a therapist fills the rooms of the Scottish Rite Clinic at Marshall University Speech and Hearing Center. Patients of…
HUNTINGTON REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNOUNCES APRIL 2026 EVENTS
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – The Huntington Regional Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce its April calendar of events, a month centered on strengthening collaboration across the local business community. Wednesday, April 8 April Lunch & Learn: Protecting Your Online Reputation Your online presence can shape first impressions, influence opportunities, and impact your personal and professional…
Stepping Back in Time in Central City: Village Antiques & Art
Stepping Back in Time in Central City: Village Art & Antiques Photos and Story by Katie Marshall, HRCC Intern At Village Antiques & Art, every corner holds a surprise. From vintage treasures to locally crafted art, each piece and section has the power to transport you back in time. Wander through the shop and you…
More than a Storefront: Women-owned Businesses Create Belonging
By: Kaitlyn Fleming, Office & Events Coordinator From a bookstore that doubles as a “third space” to a wine shop built on intention and culture, women-owned businesses across the region are redefining what it means to serve a community. Booktenders and Breathe Wine & Culture Co. are continuing to create spaces where connection is…
HUNTINGTON REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNOUNCES MARCH 2026 EVENTSÂ
 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 23, 2026 CONTACT: Kaitlyn Fleming Office & Events Coordinator Phone: 304-525-5131                              Email: kaitlyn@huntingtonchamber.org       HUNTINGTON REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNOUNCES MARCH 2026 EVENTS HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – The Huntington Regional Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce its March calendar of events, featuring a month dedicated to fostering connection, celebrating business…
Where Your Dream Closet Comes to Life: True Soul Boutique
Where Your Dream Closet Comes to Life: True Soul Boutique Photos and story by Katie Marshall, HRCC Intern Located in the heart of downtown Huntington, True Soul Boutique is more than just a place to shop, it’s a space where fashion, creativity, and confidence come together. With its chic, feminine aesthetic and carefully curated pieces,…
Not Your Average Bookstore: Cicada Books & Coffee
Not Your Average Bookstore: Cicada Books & Coffee Photos and story by Katie Marshall, HRCC Intern With vibrant shelves, the smell of coffee in the air, and an eclectic atmosphere that invites visitors to stay awhile, Cicada Books & Coffee offers more than just a place to buy books. The independent bookstore has become…
Strengthening the West End through Play: Huntington Children’s Museum
Strengthening the West End Through Play: Huntington Children’s Museum Photos and story by Katie Marshall, HRCC Intern When community leaders started imagining what Huntington needed as the COVID-19 pandemic lifted in 2021, just about everyone agreed: a children’s museum. An idea that started as a conversation among Huntington residents, quickly became a purpose-driven effort…