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City bans sale of synthetic marijuana
Huntington City followed the lead of numerous other Indiana cities and counties by banning the sale of K2 and other synthetic cannabinoids within the city limits.
TEA Party to host 2 October events
The Huntington TEA Party will host two upcoming events:America’s Christian Heritage: Empowering Today’s Citizens and “We Are All Whigs Now.”
Foundation’s breakfast to provide update on HU nursing program
After four years of hard work, the nursing department at Huntington University is graduating its first class this spring. To celebrate this accomplishment, the Huntington University Foundation will host a breakfast on Oct. 13.
Indiana artist Sayaka Ganz to exhibit her work at Huntington University
Local artist Sayaka Ganz, who is known for taking common plastic items and turning them into works of art, will exhibit her work at Huntington University from Oct. 13 to Nov. 12 in the Robert E. Wilson Gallery.
Parkview Home Health and Hospice offers flu, pneumonia vaccinations
Parkview Home Health and Hospice will host a series of flu and pneumonia vaccination clinics during October and November at two locations in Huntington County.
HU’s Institute for TESOL Studies signs five-year agreement with Chinese school district
The Institute for TESOL Studies at Huntington University has signed a five-year agreement to continue training English teachers in Doumen, a city in China’s Guangdong Province.
Parkview Huntington Hospital to offer Fall Health and Fitness Fair
The public is invited to Parkview Huntington Hospital’s annual Fall Health and Fitness Fair from 6 to 11 a.m.Wednesday, Oct. 6 in the front lobby area and lower-level classrooms of the hospital, located at 2001 Stults Road, Huntington.
HU professor to present research on English teachers working in China
During a special presentation at 7 p.m. Oct. 11, Dr. Luke Fetters, associate professor of ministry and missions at Huntington University, will present his current research about English teachers working in southern China.
HU Foundation recognizes PHH for its service
Parkview Huntington Hospital has been recognized with the 2010 Distinguished Service Award by the Huntington University Foundation.
Momma Mia! She’s back!
After what seemed like an endless nine months, my daughter, Chloe Grace, was born on August 3.
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