Discover why Santa Barbara is a must-sip destination for Pinot Noir lovers and more. From Hollywood roots to world-class bottles, this coastal region has it all. Read the full story in HQ 129 Spring 2025 for wine picks, history, and travel inspiration. ➡️ huntingtonquarterly.com/2025/03/17/win…

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The Greenbrier is a historic gem of southern West Virginia—famous for its sulphur springs, bold Dorothy Draper décor, luxury spa, world-class golf, and even a casino and steakhouse. Find more getaways close to Huntington at huntingtonquarterly.com/getaways/

After 85+ years, a Huntington legend enters a new chapter. 🍝 The Tweel family has passed the torch of Jim’s Steak and Spaghetti House to Vicki Dunn-Marshall and her family. 📖 Read the full story: huntingtonquarterly.com/2025/03/17/a-n…

Tucked deep in the southern Appalachians, Helvetia, WV, is a hidden gem founded by Swiss and German settlers in 1869. With just 20 residents in town and 125 nearby descendants, it’s a peaceful escape rich in history and charm. .

Huntington’s own Bill Campbell was more than a golf legend—he was a true gentleman. 🏌️‍♂️ 1964 U.S. Amateur champ, USGA president, and World Golf Hall of Famer, remains a hometown hero whose character matched his talent. 💚⛳️

So touching to see MU's Mike Green shed tears of joy after being selected #59 by the Ravens in the NFL Draft. Marshall University Marshall Athletics Marshall Football Downtown Huntington™ HerdNation.com

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Another weekend getaway not far from home! Springtime in Kentucky means rolling green pastures, grazing horses, and the thrill of Thoroughbred racing at Keeneland. 🐎🌿 For more visit: huntingtonquarterly.com/getaways/

From 3 clinics to 60 sites across 3 states — Valley Health celebrates 50 years of growth, care & community. Read how this nonprofit is transforming access to healthcare in Appalachia. 📖 Full article: huntingtonquarterly.com/2025/03/17/50-…

Next Tuesday is the start of Strawberry Pie Week at Jim's! You can read about the annual phenomenon here: tinyurl.com/c47v6dxd West Virginia Tourism Advantage Valley WV Marshall University Downtown Huntington™ HerdNation.com Marshall Athletics

Discover the charm of Lewisburg—artsy, historic, and full of character. 🎨🛍️ Enjoy unique shops, cozy stays at the General Lewis Inn, and a creative vibe like no other. Plan your getaway: huntingtonquarterly.com/getaways/

Patrick Farrell’s journey from Air Force pilot to entrepreneur to Huntington’s 71st mayor is anything but ordinary. Discover how his mission to serve continues—this time, at home. 📰 Read the full story by Jack Houvouras in HQ 129 Spring 2025. 🔗 huntingtonquarterly.com/2025/03/17/aim…

Adventure meets awe at the New River Gorge — the Grand Canyon of the East! 🌊 From Class V whitewater thrills to treetop challenges at TimberTrek, there's something for every adrenaline level. Start planning a weekend getaway! Visit: huntingtonquarterly.com/getaways/

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. 🇺🇸 From all of us at Huntington Quarterly, we remember, we reflect, and we give thanks.

Coming this week to a mailbox near you is the summer edition of HQ. If you're not a subscriber then sign up here: tinyurl.com/2f2ec5ub Marshall University Downtown Huntington™ Dr. Sydnee Smirl McElroy Dave Lavender David Gozal

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BACK ISSUE: It could’ve been a trash incinerator, instead, but thanks to Mayor Rufus Switzer’s vision and C.L. Ritter’s timely land donation, it became one of Huntington’s most beloved green spaces. 🌸 Full Story: huntingtonquarterly.com/1991/07/07/the…

In 1937, the worst flooding in Huntington occurred on January 28th. The river crested at a record 69.45 feet, more than 19 feet above flood stage. Following the disaster, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers constructed an 11-mile floodwall to protect the city from future floods.

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