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Katelyn Aluise

Katelyn Aluise

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Education and Courts Reporter, The Herald Dispatch

Huntington, Morgantown, Washington, D.C., United States

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Total articles 1759

  • Board of Education agrees to give Lily's Place former Highlawn property

    By Katelyn Aluise| The Herald Dispatch Verified HUNTINGTON — The Cabell County Board of Education agreed to convey the deed of the former Highlawn Elementary School property to Lily’s Place during its regular meeting Tuesday. The property at 2549 1st Ave. was replaced in 2020 when the new school was built on the corner of Collis Avenue and 26th Street. Now, Lily’s Place has plans to turn it into a community resource center to complement its existing services by catering to families.

    By Katelyn Aluise · The Herald Dispatch

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Marshall braces for financial impact, cuts operating budget

    By Katelyn Aluise| Wayne County News Verified HUNTINGTON — Marshall University President Brad Smith discussed ways the school is preparing for potential losses in federal and state funding at Wednesday’s Board of Governors meeting. “At the federal level, we’ve been navigating an onslaught of executive orders, DOGE implications and budgetary cuts, and these actions have impacted Marshall in a variety of ways,” Smith told the board.

    By Katelyn Aluise · Wayne County News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Board of Education agrees to give Lily's Place former Highlawn property

    By Katelyn Aluise| The Herald Dispatch Verified HUNTINGTON — The Cabell County Board of Education agreed to convey the deed of the former Highlawn Elementary School property to Lily’s Place during its regular meeting Tuesday. The property at 2549 1st Ave. was replaced in 2020 when the new school was built on the corner of Collis Avenue and 26th Street. Now, Lily’s Place has plans to turn it into a community resource center to complement its existing services by catering to families.

    By Katelyn Aluise · The Herald Dispatch

    Apr. 16, 2025

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The Herald Dispatch

Huntington, West Virginia, United States

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