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Maggie Susa

Maggie Susa

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Digital Reporter, The Herald Dispatch

Huntington

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I do not cover politics or government

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Total articles 3031

  • Hershel 'Woody' Williams honored with new mural at Huntington Mall

    By Maggie Susa Verified| Charleston Gazette-Mail Verified BARBOURSVILLE — World War II veteran Hershel “Woody” Williams is honored in several places in the Huntington area. The newest memorial for the Medal of Honor recipient is now visible in the Huntington Mall, between Macy’s and the food court. “My hope is that people can learn from the way he lived his life and the way that he taught us, and a legacy that he left us,” said Chad Graham, Williams’ grandson and executive director of the Congressional Medal of Honor Society.

    By Maggie Susa Verified · Charleston Gazette-Mail

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Jim's Steak & Spaghetti expanding, new 'to-go' space coming soon

    By Maggie Susa Verified| Charleston Gazette-Mail Verified HUNTINGTON — Jim’s Steak & Spaghetti is expanding into the space next door. When VDM Management Group bought the restaurant, at 920 Fifth Ave. in Huntington, in October, it also took over an empty space next door with plans to expand. The space was formerly used as Cabell County Republican Party campaign headquarters. “After working in the restaurant and understanding the flow and the dynamics, we decided that we needed to expand because of the restrooms over there. They’re handicap accessible.

    By Maggie Susa Verified · Charleston Gazette-Mail

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Hershel 'Woody' Williams honored with new mural at Huntington Mall

    By Maggie Susa Verified| Charleston Gazette-Mail Verified BARBOURSVILLE — World War II veteran Hershel “Woody” Williams is honored in several places in the Huntington area. The newest memorial for the Medal of Honor recipient is now visible in the Huntington Mall, between Macy’s and the food court. “My hope is that people can learn from the way he lived his life and the way that he taught us, and a legacy that he left us,” said Chad Graham, Williams’ grandson and executive director of the Congressional Medal of Honor Society.

    By Maggie Susa Verified · Charleston Gazette-Mail

    Apr. 17, 2025

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The Herald Dispatch

Huntington, West Virginia, United States

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