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The Kiwanis Club of East Huntington has been serving up flapjacks since the days of JFK.
First responders in Pike County went above and beyond during the February flooding, and for all their hard work in saving lives, they are WSAZ Hometown Heroes.
Our latest Hometown Hero stepped up in a big way when flooding devastated the southern West Virginia town of Welch.
“We saw a lady next to her car on the ground not moving,” said Jayce Lowers.
They brought a young girl to safety after she went missing.
Animals hold a special connection in the hearts of many, and this holds true especially for Teresa Atkins.
The award goes to a team and their senior manager who inspire each other.
The West Virginia Air National Guard made her a Hometown Hero before she left.
For LaRue's dedication to the library and community, she’s WSAZ’s latest Hometown Hero.
"To help another small business was something I want to jump at," our Hometown Hero said.
Hylton recently spent days and days flying supplies to Western North Carolina, an area ravaged by Hurricane Helene.
“It’s rewarding when you walk up to a grave and there’s not been a stone there for 120-130 years, and you recognize that person that’s there, it's somebody’s family member.”
One Boyd County woman has been running a rehabilitation home for cats on her own time and mostly with her own money.
This week’s WSAZ Hometown Heroes aren’t just considered heroes around the holidays. The Gallipolis in Lights Committee has been working for ten years now to create a beautiful light display for everyone to enjoy at Gallipolis City Park.
Wilkesville resident Chuck Brown is among those who appreciates a walk down his driveway rather than a lengthy trip to pick up bills and more.
This weeks' SOMC Hometown Hero is a hard worker from Man, WV who tries to be a joy to anyone he encounters.
Around 70% of that money, Sheriff Chuck Zerkle says, came from online payments on Thursday, March 31 alone.
Drivers are concerned more people could be hurt or killed with trees continuing to hang above Greenbrier Street.
WSAZ’s Kelsey Souto first reported about this story in early February, and the couple says they have been begging the state for help for years.
We found the grocery shopping struggle is real, wearing on shoppers’ wallets and patience.
