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The Next Chapter is planning on hosting a weekly outdoor farmers and craft market starting in May. The bookstore, at 204 New York Ave. Huntington, has enough space to accommodate 10 to 15 vendors at a time, using its patio and gravel parking lot. The Read More …
When the founders of Cinema Arts Centre first got Huntington residents together to watch independent films in 1973, moviegoers would bring their own chairs to a local dance studio and plop them on the floor facing a bedsheet hanging on the wall, where the films Read More …
Employers are hiring for a range of positions in Huntington. Here are just a few openings available now. Read More …
New businesses have blossomed all around Huntington this year as the Covid-19 shutdown, mask mandates and other limitations gave way to a pent-up demand for new places to shop, dine or find needed services. Several of the new venues were eagerly anticipated over lengthy stretches Read More …
Booklovers welcomed the opening of a new independent bookstore Saturday, ignoring the wind and rain to come out to The Next Chapter. Founded by Mallory Braun, a former rare book manager at the now-closed Book Revue, the store opened with the help of a series Read More …
Huntington will welcome the return of an independent bookstore Saturday as The Next Chapter succeeds the Book Revue, which closed in 2021 after 44 years of operation. Mallory Braun, a former rare books manager at Book Revue, led the charge to keep the book scene Read More …
The successor to the Book Revue said Thursday that it has found its new, permanent home, at 204 New York Ave., Huntington. The Next Chapter’s Mallory Braun said a lot of work remains to be done before the store can open, and until then, it Read More …
Supporters of an effort to open a new bookstore in downtown Huntington gathered Thursday night to listen to music and take their shot at winning a raffle for a variety of gifts. The band Drop the 4 played at Industry Lounge & Gallery, and Mallory Read More …
The owner of a book store planned for downtown Huntington as a successor to the Book Revue has launched a fundraising campaign to make her dream come true. Mallory Braun, 28, a former manager at the Book Revue, wants to launch The Next Chapter, with Read More …