With their iPhones and point-and-shoot cameras in hand, Doug and Al document the over-the-top wonders of the Keith-Albee Theater at the 2012 Appalachian Film Fest.
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The Night They Lit 10,000 Candles on 10,000 Graves
December 13, 2011
The sun’s long gone, it’s dead dark now. Heading east on U.S. Route 60, I look to the left. What is that over there? Lights. Hundreds of small lights. No, thousands of them.
Dean Martin, Glen Campbell and I
December 7, 2011
OK, the headline is a bald-faced lie. Dean Martin, Glen Campbell and I have never ever hung out together, at least in person. But actually, we did spend a lot of time together, which is when I fell in love with singing.
Seeing the roccoco Keith-Albee and one unrelenting film
October 22, 2011
Being inside the historic Keith-Albee Theater in downtown Huntington is sometimes like being on drugs without the drugs. Photos of the interior on the way to seeing the unreleneting ‘Biutiful.’
Restoring a sign of the times in Huntington
September 21, 2011
This Friday, Huntington hosts the Save Our Sign Benefit Concert benefit to restore the Keith-Albee theater’s sign — knocked down earlier this year in a windstorm — to its dashing glory.
When Comic Legend Harvey Pekar Met West Virginia
May 20, 2011
Huntington, West Virginia stars in one of Harvey Pekar’s final books in his lifelong project of chronicling the average moments in an average – if rumpled and depressed and obsessive-compulsive – guy’s life.
Song of the Day: “The Change” by Option 22
November 10, 2010
Mix one West Virginia city, a fish-eye lens attached to the end of your guitar, two members of the band Option 22 and what do you get? This West Virginia Music Video of the Week.
Where social media, porn, hip-hop and cool theaters meet
October 20, 2010
Social media trumps pornography, Huntington hip-hop impressarios, notable exercises in theatrical renovation in the Mountain State and other echoes from Create West Virginia 2010.
Google Street View racing through Huntington
September 25, 2010
Take a hyper-speed street-level view of Huntington, W.Va., in this stop-motion animation compiled from more than 1,700 shots extracted from Google Street View.
Visiting the tomb of the pharaohs in Huntington
May 16, 2010
Ken Fox, the pharaoh-addicted owner of Huntington’s Magic Makers costume shop, harbors a secret upstairs: a hometown homage to Egypt’s Valley of the Kings and age of the pyramids.
Airships of the future flying over Huntington
May 14, 2010
Huntington as you’ve never seen it before. Maybe in the year 2025? A cool video from FantasticPlanetTV with a taxi we want to take a ride in.
Be what you want to be at Huntington’s Magic Makers
April 26, 2009
What began in Huntington as a teensy magic shop 30 years ago, is now a costume shop to the world.






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