Maggie Susa is a writer based in West Virginia, with a focus on local news and events in the Huntington area. She has written for various publications, including the Herald Dispatch, Charleston Gazette-Mail, BLACK, GARY LEE, Logan Banner, and The Coal Valley News. Her articles cover a range of topics, from community events and police reports to book clubs and charity fundraisers.
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Maggie Susa's coverage is predominantly focused on local events, community news, and crime reports in the West Virginia area. She covers a range of topics including weather, community events, police reports, and local attractions.
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By: Maggie Susa
The Tri-State's TRUSTED news source. Click here to stay informed and subscribe to Herald-Dispatch.
By: Maggie Susa
The Tri-State's TRUSTED news source. Click here to stay informed and subscribe to Herald-Dispatch.
By: Maggie Susa
Updated The Tri-State's TRUSTED news source. Click here to stay informed and subscribe to Herald-Dispatch.
Goodwill Industries of KYOWVA Area, Inc. announced in December that it would be going plastic free starting New Year’s Day. This means customers have to bring their own bag, purchase a reusable one or opt for a free cardboard box.
By: Maggie Susa
The Tri-State's TRUSTED news source. Click here to stay informed and subscribe to Herald-Dispatch.
By: Maggie Susa
The Tri-State's TRUSTED news source. Click here to stay informed and subscribe to Herald-Dispatch.
By: Maggie Susa
Updated The Tri-State's TRUSTED news source. Click here to stay informed and subscribe to Herald-Dispatch.
By: Maggie Susa
The Tri-State's TRUSTED news source. Click here to stay informed and subscribe to Herald-Dispatch.
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