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- 1Huntington merges marketing and digital under former USAA executive●Huntington unites marketing, digital in a push for growth Former USAA executive Ameesh Vakharia has been tasked with ali
Huntington National Bank has combined its marketing and digital functions as part of a growth push, hiring former USAA executive Ameesh Vakharia to lead the effort. He is tasked with aligning the regional bank's brand experience with its digital product delivery. The move signals the bank's intent to compete more closely with larger institutions on customer experience and digital banking.
- 2Blackstone sells Huntington Beach retail center one year after purchase▼Blackstone unloads Huntington Beach retail center a year after buying
Blackstone has sold a retail center in Huntington Beach, California, just about a year after acquiring it. The quick turnaround by the private equity giant is drawing attention from real estate observers, who are watching how major investors reposition their retail holdings amid shifting market conditions in Southern California commercial property.
- 3Huntington man found guilty of murdering infant Angel Overstreet▼Huntington man found guilty of murder in death of infant Angel Overstreet
A Huntington man has been convicted of murder in the death of infant Angel Overstreet. Jurors returned the guilty verdict in the case, which has drawn close attention in West Virginia as the community followed the investigation into the baby's death and the prosecution of the man accused of causing it.
- 4The Huntington hosts Halloween-themed 'Strange Science' evening▼Spend a Halloween-inspired evening at The Huntington exploring ‘Strange Science'
The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens is hosting a Halloween-inspired evening event called 'Strange Science', inviting visitors to explore the institution's collections through a spooky seasonal lens. The event blends science, art, and Halloween atmosphere, drawing attention from Los Angeles-area audiences looking for seasonal activities.
- 5Kanoa Igarashi of Huntington Beach qualifies for LA28 Olympics surfing▼Huntington Beach’s Kanoa Igarashi earns early surfing spot in LA28 Olympics
Kanoa Igarashi, a surfer from Huntington Beach, California, has secured an early qualification spot in the surfing competition for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games. The world championship medalist, who previously competed for Japan, clinches a place on home soil ahead of the Games. It is a notable milestone for a local athlete headed to an Olympics hosted in his home region.
- 6Stars stun in sheer lace at Saint Laurent Paris show▼Zoe Saldaña, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and more stars shock in sheer lace at Saint Laurent fashion show
Zoe Saldaña and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley joined other celebrities wearing bold sheer lace looks at Saint Laurent's fashion show in Paris, drawing attention for the daring sheer trend on the front row. Coverage of the star-studded event is spreading across fashion and entertainment outlets as Paris Fashion Week captures the spotlight.
- 7NYU Langone Expands Health Screenings at Huntington Senior Health Fair▼NYU Langone Brings More Health Screenings to Huntington’s Senior Health Fair
NYU Langone Health is offering an expanded range of health screenings at the Senior Health Fair in Huntington. The event gives older residents access to preventive checkups and health information in one place. It reflects the health system's ongoing outreach to the senior community in the area.
- 8Huntington Beach council candidates face business community questions●Huntington Beach council candidates talk business at chamber forum
Candidates running for Huntington Beach City Council took part in a forum hosted by the local chamber of commerce, where they discussed their positions on business issues ahead of the election. The event gave voters and local business owners a chance to hear how each candidate would approach economic policy and city management.
- 9Brenda Lucas community news column for Sept. 30▼Brenda Lucas: Community news for Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026 | Features/Entertainment
The Herald-Dispatch has published its latest community news column by Brenda Lucas, dated Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026. The Features/Entertainment item rounds up local community announcements and happenings for readers in the Huntington, West Virginia area, as the paper does in its regular Wednesday column.
- 10Brenda Lucas community news column for Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026▼Brenda Lucas: Community news for Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026 | Features/Entertainment
The Herald-Dispatch has published the latest community news column by Brenda Lucas, covering local announcements and happenings for Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026. The Features/Entertainment item gathers routine community updates from the Huntington, West Virginia area, continuing the paper's long-running local news feature.