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PK-12 education reporter with The Herald-Dispatch. Any opinions are my own. Story ideas can be sent to singram@hdmediallc.com
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School's in session: Students and educators alike share excitement for new year

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HUNTINGTON — Cabell County’s schools were once again filled Wednesday with the sounds of bustling hallways, lockers closing, dry-erase markers on white boards and stories of summer adventures as the 2026-27 school year officially began. Approximately 11,000 students are attending Cabell County Schools this year. Superintendent Keith Thomas, who assumed the role over the summer, visited six schools on Wednesday.
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By Sarah Ingram Verified
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What could have been a setback in Cabell Midland High School's band camp last week turned into an example of community support.
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Pride Month events set from Huntington to Charleston

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By Sarah Ingram Verified
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Pride Month has begun, and events happening from Huntington to Charleston are offering a variety of opportunities to celebrate. A worldwide observance first recognized in West Virginia in 1997, Pride Month got its start in 1970 after parades were held in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago and San Francisco in response to the police raids and subsequent riots at The Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of New York City.
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