Matthew Schaffer is a journalist for The Parthenon, focusing on local news in Huntington, West Virginia. With a passion for covering community events, crime news, and university happenings, Matthew keeps readers informed about the latest developments in the area.
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By: Matthew Schaffer
An Ohio woman was arrested Friday after her 9-month-old child was seen by multiple hospitals in the state with several severe injuries, deputies said.Kayla Sier
By: Matthew Schaffer
A South Charleston business is offering a cash reward after two individuals are suspected of stealing chainsaws from the store Friday evening.
Gov. Mike DeWine signed the certificate of appointment on Sunday for Lt. Gov. Jon Husted to replace vice-president elect JD Vance in the United States Senate.
By: Matthew Schaffer
The West Virginia Parkways Authority issued an alert on Sunday afternoon warning E-ZPass holders of a scam targeting tolling agencies nationwide.
By: Matthew Schaffer
Legendary Belfry football coach, Philip Haywood, dies after car wreck by MATTHEW SCHAFFER Wed, January 22nd 2025 at 10:22 PM
By: Matthew Schaffer
Two people died in a car crash involving a state vehicle that occurred in Gallia County Thursday afternoon, troopers said.
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