2025 4:33AMAuthorities are still searching for a woman who went missing while camping in Fresno County.FRESNO COUNTY (KFSN) -- The search continues for a woman who disappeared two weeks ago while camping in Fresno County The Fresno County Sheriff's Office says the family of 27-year-old Tiffany Slaton last heard from her around April 20th when she went camping by herself in the Huntington Lake area investigators said they also received reports that Slaton was seen in the Shaver Lake area four days later She was traveling with an electric bicycle and an attached stroller with a red covering She also had a green and gray colored tent Anyone with information is asked to contact the Fresno County Sheriff's Office at (559) 600-3111 Join the AVP Family & get 15% off in the AVP Shop The AVP Huntington Beach Open Heritage Event is just around the corner and this year’s competition promises to be an electrifying showcase of professional beach volleyball this prestigious event is the last opportunity for aspiring teams to claim a coveted spot in the 2025 AVP League With only two of eight AVP League qualification spots remaining this event will make or break teams’ seasons Taryn Brasher / Kristen Nuss • Brandie Wilkerson / Melissa Humana-Paredes • Phil Dalhausser / Trevor Crabb here’s the pecking order heading into the bracket: What this means: If/when front-runners stumble the door cracks open for the next wave of title-hungry duos In the event of a tie between two or more teams in the standings of the 2025 League Qualification Series for the final spot(s) in the League the following tiebreak procedures will be applied in order: To give fans a clear “line in the sand,” we’ve calculated the minimum finish each contender needs—based on where the Men’s and Women’s Frontrunners land—to surpass their total points and grab one of the last two leaderboard spots Note: This isn’t a perfect predictor—matchups and upsets all matter—but it gives a useful reference for what “deep” really means on the sand Use these thresholds to track the action: every match for the chasing pack is more than a victory—it’s a ticket closer to the AVP League Tickets: This event is open to the public but STADIUM COURT is ticketed and selling fast! Live-Stream: Watch every play on Stadium and Court 1 live on BallyLIVE (May 10–11) you won't want to miss a single story or update Please press and hold the button until it turns completely green If you believe this is an error, please contact our support team 147.45.197.102 : 27816476-eeb9-49f8-bc00-2ae12b8a A second man wanted by police in a shooting investigation in Huntington has turned himself in was wanted on a first-degree robbery warrant in connection with a March 27 shooting in the 2400 block of Collis Avenue Huntington police said Peddie turned himself in at the Cabell County Courthouse on Monday was taken into custody Friday and charged with first-degree robbery following an investigation The charges come after law enforcement responded to the address following reports of a double shooting just after 11 p.m they located two people with gunshot wounds Both individuals were taken to the hospital for treatment A $50,000 cash-only bond was set for Peddie One suspect was arrested on Friday and a warrant was issued for another following a double shooting and robbery that occurred in Huntington in late March Tayvon Nelson, 19, of Staten Island, New York, was taken into custody Friday and charged with first degree robbery following an investigation into a shooting that took place on the 2400 block of Collis Avenue on March 27, according to a news release from the Huntington Police Department Authorities said that a warrant was also issued for Messiah Peddie Nelson sustained a gunshot wound in the incident HPD asks anyone with information of Peddie’s whereabouts to contact the department at 304-696-4444 or dial 911 Shrimp loukoumades with shrimp tempura over sesame seaweed and sambal aioli at Noema in Huntington Long Island’s most inventive Greek eatery appears to have closed Noema in Huntington's phone line has a recorded message stating the eatery is "temporarily closed" and general reservations on the restaurant's OpenTable page are no longer available Owner Lisa DiPinto did not immediately respond to a call and text messages for comment Noema made a splash when it opened in 2023 DiPinto decorated the tri-level space with marble panels wicker wall coverings and decorative accents that had all been imported from Greece chef Nicholas Poulmentis pushed the limits of Hellenic cuisine turning the honeyed fried dough balls called loukoumades into shrimp balls served with sambal aioli and replacing the ubiquitous round zucchini chips with fried zucchini batons that were stacked like Lincoln logs on a foundation not of garlicky almond-milk tzatziki His signature black-truffle tarama involved inky truffle-infused whipped herring roe and a white which opened in 2020 and closed two years later DiPinto announced a second Noema in the old Gross Jewelers building at the corner of Franklin and Stewart avenues in Garden City The Newsday app makes it easier to access content without having to log in Unlimited Digital AccessOnly 25¢for 6 months Best Places to Work in South Carolina The Huntington National Bank recently marked the expansion of its consumer bank into the Carolinas region with the opening of its first branch at 172 East Main St Huntington National Bank opens first South Carolina branch Huntington National Bank has opened its first South Carolina facility The full-service branch will begin serving customers with tellers “We are energized by the enthusiastic response from our customers and the community,” said Brant Standridge, president of consumer and regional banking at Huntington “This new branch builds on our already established presence in the Carolinas our successful commercial expansion in the region and accelerates Huntington’s growth We look forward to delivering our expertise and full suite of products and capabilities across personal and commercial banking to customers throughout North and South Carolina.” The opening of the Spartanburg branch launches Huntington’s broader expansion strategy across the Carolinas the bank plans to add approximately 55 branches and hire more than 350 colleagues across North and South Carolina RELATED: Huntington National Bank to expand into South Carolina with dozens of branches Huntington hosted a tent on the race route to support riders and invite community members to explore the new space “Opening this branch in the heart of Spartanburg is an important step in building deeper relationships with our customers and neighbors,” said Wes Lehrer I’m proud to bring Huntington’s ‘people-first customer-centered’ approach to banking and support the area’s continued growth We look forward to supporting this community.” Huntington will open its next branch in Charlotte’s SouthPark area on May 12 Huntington plans to open its next South Carolina branch in Charleston in the fourth quarter The executive will oversee and manage major operational areas with a focus on driving strategic growth in futu[...] the executive spent the prior 11 years with a regional bank in a variety 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notifications Log in for access to the latest digital and special editions by | May 5 Walks to bring awareness to a rare degenerative disease were held in five Iowa cities over the weekend Huntington’s disease is a genetic brain disorder that causes progressive nerve cell breakdown which brings a decline in physical and mental abilities helped to organize Saturday’s walk in Le Mars usually people start showing symptoms in their 30s or 40s typically when they’re in the middle of raising their family or in the middle of their career and it can cause a lot of problems,” Conley says was diagnosed with Huntington’s about 4 or 5 years ago just with some of the cognitive issues that he has.” they have a 50% chance of inheriting the deadly disease “I find that over time it’s difficult because I have to slowly take on those responsibilities,” Conley says “It can be kind of challenging at times but you just have to roll with the punches.” The Conley family is taking part in a research project with the Center for Excellence at the University of Iowa Money raised during the walks will help with the development of a treatment was pleased the Le Mars walk raised a few thousand dollars really nice to know that there is support in the community for these people and people care and I’m just really glad about that,” she says Other walks took place in Des Moines, Dubuque, Iowa City and Indianola. For more information about Huntington’s disease, visit: hdsa.org RadioIowa is a division of LEARFIELD © Learfield News & Ag, LLC. All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy  | Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information Please try using other words for your search or explore other sections of the website for relevant information Our team is working diligently to resolve the issue Thank you for your patience and understanding With a market cap of $22 billion, Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (HBAN) is a diversified regional bank holding company offering consumer and mortgage banking services through The Huntington National Bank Its core segments include Consumer and Business Banking The Columbus, Ohio-based company's shares have underperformed the broader market over the past 52 weeks. HBAN has increased 8.6% over this time frame, while the broader S&P 500 Index ($SPX) has rallied 12.3%. Moreover shares of Huntington Bancshares are down 7.9% on a YTD basis In addition, the regional bank holding company has also lagged behind the Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund’s (XLF) 21.7% return over the past 52 weeks For the current fiscal year, ending in December 2025, analysts expect HBAN’s EPS to grow 15.3% year-over-year to $1.43 The company’s earnings surprise history is promising It beat the consensus estimates in the last four quarters Among the 19 analysts covering the stock, the consensus rating is a “Moderate Buy.” That’s based on 12 “Strong Buy” ratings two “Moderate Buys,” four “Holds,” and one “Strong Sell.” This configuration is slightly more bullish than three months ago On Apr. 22, Truist cut Huntington Bancshares’ price target to $17 but kept a “Buy” rating It raised 2025 EPS to $1.50 and 2026 EPS to $1.65 after a strong Q1 and FY25 guidance but lowered the target multiple due to increased recession risk HBAN is trading below the mean price target of $17.25 The Street-high price target of $19 implies a potential upside of 26.8% from the current price levels The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq This data feed is not available at this time These symbols will be available throughout the site during your session These instruments will be available throughout the site during your session Smart Portfolio is supported by our partner TipRanks. 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Sign up for a premium subscription plan Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInHUNTINGTON COUNTY (WPTA) - The Huntington County Sheriff’s Office says a portion of State Road 9 was closed on Thursday morning after a semi crashed into a home Police shared an alert on their Facebook page around 10:20 a.m saying State Road 9 (N Mishler Road) is closed at W 600 N Sheriff Chris Newton confirmed with 21Alive News that a semi hauler with a tank was headed southbound on S.R 9 when they left the roadway for an unknown reason Police say the driver was airlifted after the cab of the semi truck went into the front of the home The owner of the house was inside at the time of the crash and was unharmed This is a developing story and will be updated as soon as more information is available To be the first to get the latest breaking news alerts Download for both iPhone and Android devices can be found here F | F | 5-Day Forecast °F Now | Forecast “When an unsuspecting star wanders too close to a supermassive black hole the star can be ripped apart by the black hole’s immense gravity,” explains Piro “As the black hole messily feeds on the star it produces an amazing display of light as bright as ten billion suns for many months.” The lecture will focus on tidal disruption events (TDEs) rare cosmic phenomena first theorized in the late 20th century and observed more frequently since the advent of deep-sky surveys These events occur when stars are torn apart by black holes creating electromagnetic flares visible across the universe that can last several months Piro will discuss recent discoveries made possible by advanced astronomical surveys like the Zwicky Transient Facility and Pan-STARRS A key highlight of the presentation will be the mysterious “heartbeat” phenomenon observed years after these feeding events Scientists have discovered that some black holes produce periodic X-ray eruptions that repeat every several hours long after consuming a star more than doubling the number of known events in the nearby universe Piro will present current theories explaining these unusual X-ray patterns with leading models suggesting disk instabilities or delayed accretion processes as possible causes These findings stem from ongoing research documented in peer-reviewed publications including the Astrophysical Journal Letters The event underscores Pasadena’s prominent role in astronomical research and its historical leadership in astrophysics one of the oldest independent astronomical research institutions in the U.S joins other local institutions like Caltech and National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in advancing our understanding of the universe Black holes themselves are detected through indirect methods Astronomers observe the gravitational effects on nearby objects detect X-rays from hot gas in accretion disks and measure gravitational waves from black hole mergers to infer their presence and properties Piro specializes in compact objects like black holes and neutron stars His research combines expertise in thermodynamics and fluid dynamics to predict and understand novel astrophysical phenomena The lecture will be held at The Huntington Library attendees must make reservations in advance through the Huntington’s website This public science lecture provides the community with access to cutting-edge astrophysical research and enhances public understanding of cosmic phenomena XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <s> <strike> <strong> Listen Live View Full Story Another group of military veterans from across northern Iowa will fly to Washington 2025 at Buena Vista Regional Medical Center in Storm Lake Wet conditions kept some farmers out of the fields last week while others were able to get plenty of planting done Governor Kim Reynolds says she’s “OK” with a one-year delay in her proposed state grant program for state-funded preschools and licensed Precipitation last week continued to delay planting in many parts of Iowa According to the state’s USDA Crop Progress Report Huntington National Bank opened its first branch in Spartanburg marking the company’s official expansion into the Carolinas A grand opening for the new full-service branch at 172 E Huntington’s president of consumer and regional banking said they are energized by the enthusiastic response from their customers and the community our successful commercial expansion in the region and accelerates Huntington’s growth,” Standridge said the Ohio-based company aims to add approximately 55 branches across the Carolinas The expansion will also add more than 350 new jobs to the market Read more about Huntington National Bank Huntington’s Spartanburg branch grand opening coincided with The Crit, a local bike race hosted by PAL: Play. Advocate, Live Well The company hosted a tent on the race route outside its new location in downtown Spartanburg to support the cyclists and interact with the community said opening the branch in the heart of Spartanburg is an important step in building deeper relationships with their customers and neighbors We look forward to supporting this community,” Lehrer said Huntington’s next branch to open in the Carolinas will be located in Charlotte’s SouthPark area A grand opening for the Charlotte branch will be held May 12 The second South Carolina branch will open in Charleston in the fourth quarter of the year For more information on the bank, visit huntington.com Input your search keywords and press Enter Exceptional Q1 Results Highlighted by Growth in Loans and Deposits and Continued Strong Performance in Fee Revenue Driving Robust Year-Over-Year Profit Growth COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (Nasdaq: HBAN) reported net income for the 2025 first quarter of $527 million a decrease of $3 million from the prior quarter and return on average tangible common equity (ROTCE) was 16.7% "Our first quarter results were highlighted by continued profit growth driven by increased loans and deposits and rigorous expense management," said Steve Steinour "Our outlook for the year remains positive as our organic growth continues to significantly outpace our peer group driven by both our existing businesses and new initiatives Our teams are executing exceptionally well as we manage overall funding costs lower and drive fee revenues higher While we closely monitor the external environment we are very well positioned to operate across a range of potential economic scenarios." "We have continued to invest in new revenue-producing opportunities and have expanded our capabilities in the commercial and regional bank evidenced by robust loans and deposits across North Carolina with improved net-charge offs compared to the previous quarter and 2024 overall reflecting our credit management approach in line with our aggregate moderate-to-low risk appetite This is a competitive advantage and we are confident in our ability to outperform through-the-cycle." "We are operating from a position of strength Over many years Huntington has maintained a disciplined approach to risk which has driven our robust capital and liquidity metrics and has resulted in top quartile credit performance Huntington has demonstrated our ability to execute and capitalize on disruptions in the market and we believe we are very well positioned to manage through the evolving economic outlook." Huntington's senior management will host an earnings conference call on April 17, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. (Eastern Time). The call may be accessed via a live Internet webcast at the Investor Relations section of Huntington's website, www.huntington.com or through a dial-in telephone number at (877) 407-8029; Conference ID #13752707 Slides will be available in the Investor Relations section of Huntington's website about an hour prior to the call A replay of the webcast will be archived in the Investor Relations section of Huntington's website A telephone replay will be available approximately two hours after the completion of the call through April 25 2025 at (877) 660-6853 or (201) 612-7415; conference ID #13752707 Please see the 2025 First Quarter Quarterly Financial Supplement for additional detailed financial performance metrics. This document can be found on the Investor Relations section of Huntington's website, http://www.huntington.com.  Huntington Bancshares Incorporated is a $210 billion asset regional bank holding company headquartered in Columbus The Huntington National Bank and its affiliates provide consumers and other organizations with a comprehensive suite of banking Huntington operates 968 branches in 13 states with certain businesses operating in extended geographies Huntington Bancshares Incorporated announced that the Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend on the company's common stock (Nasdaq:.. Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (Nasdaq: HBAN) will release first quarter 2025 financial results prior to the market opening on Thursday Banking & Financial Services Earnings Earnings Earnings Forecasts & Projections Do not sell or share my personal information: (WCHS) — Two people are dead following a stabbing incident in Huntington that occurred Saturday evening two people were dead when responders arrived on scene The Huntington Police Department said that an investigation is ongoing but there is no current threat to public safety The two individuals have not been identified and a cause has not been determined This story will be updated once more information is available Road closures will be in effect as early as 1:30 PM. Follow orange ‘Detour’ signage to access Marginal Road and arrive at your parking lot location. For directions, click here > please click on your designated lot below: Road closures will be in effect as early as 1:30 PM. Take Rockwell Ave. to access your garage entry point. For directions, click here > Road closures will be in effect as early as 1:30 PM. Take St. Clair Avenue to access your garage entry point. For directions, click here > you can only access the stadium via West 3rd or East 9th streets get dropped off and picked up on Lakeside Avenue between East 9th and West 3rd streets Get dropped off at Tower City using the RTA. For routes, schedules and additional information, click here You can enter through all main gates. Click here to view the entry location map > Fans who have tickets granting them access to SERVPRO or Draft Room Clubs can enter through any main gate All clubs will open at 2:30 PM and will close one (1) hour after the game concludes Club ticketholders will receive their wristband upon entry to the club Click here to view the entry location map > Pitch Seat ticketholders can enter through any main gate For the easiest access to your wristband pick-up location we suggest entering through the gates at the top of the Grand Staircase on the North Side of the stadium Pitch Seat ticketholders must pick up their wristbands at the top of the Grand Staircase on the North Side of the stadium after scanning their tickets Click here to view the entry location map > Click here to view wristband pickup location photos > Huntington Bank Field adheres to the NFL All Clear Policy. View the clear bag policy > Huntington Bank Field prohibits certain items from entering the stadium. View full list of prohibited items > There are multiple cash-to-card machines throughout the stadium Check the Crew App for an interactive map of Huntington Bank Field Get your favorite drinks at these locations: Mobility Assistance Team members will be available at each stadium entry point ADA relocations are limited and provided on a first-come Available relocations will allow the 1 guest and 1 companion Guests can visit the guest services booth on the level they are ticketed to request an ADA relocation Guest services booths can be found near the below sections: 102 View map of Huntington Bank Field > Tickets are on sale NOW! Secure your spot here For ticket purchases of 10 or more, please contact JFalasca@ColumbusCrew.com. Have any questions? Contact us by emailing thecrew@columbuscrew.com, calling 614-447-2739 Purchase your tickets before Saturday for to enter a second raffle to win tickets to Crew v PURCHASE TICKETS 2025) - Even a one-run comeback victory at Huntington Park should be celebrated for the St The Saints have one of the lowest winning percentages by any Minor League team in any ballpark over The Saints have one of the lowest winning percentages by any Minor League team in any ballpark over the last five years at Huntington Park at .292 They trailed 4-0 after three innings and came back to win 8-7 in 11 innings to win back-to-back games over the Columbus Clippers at Huntington Park for the first time in the same season in franchise history The four-run comeback win was the largest comeback victory over the Clippers at Huntington Park With the game tied at six going into the 10th the teams traded runs with Mike Ford singling home the placed runner for the Saints and Milan Tolentino doubling home the placed runner for the Clippers with the placed runner Jair Camargo at third and two outs Ryan Fitzgerald laid down a bunt that was pushed passed the mound on the right side for an RBI infield single giving the Saints an 8-7 lead In the bottom of the inning Anthony Misiewicz did the job to secure the win He got Yordys Valdes to ground out to third Will Brennan flew out to third that moved the placed runner The cleanup hitter Jonathan Rodriguez ripped a 105 mph grounder to third but Armando Alvarez who started the game at second but moved to third after the ninth inning when Major League rehabber Royce Lewis departed fielded it cleanly and threw across to finish off the game Halpin led off with a double to right-center and with one out scored on a single to left-center by Brennan making it 1-0 Three more scored in the second for the Clippers Dom Nuñez led off with a double to right and moved to third on a single to right by Micah Pries With one out Christian Cairo walked to load the bases With two outs Valdes dropped a two-run single into right-center giving the Clippers a 3-0 lead With runners at the corners the Clippers pulled off a double steal with Cairo swiping home for a 4-0 lead After the first nine men were retired by Major League rehabber Slade Cicconi Fitzgerald led off the fourth with a double down the right field line With one out Jeferson Morales walked and Cicconi departed for reliever Tanner Burns Carson McCusker greeted him with an RBI single into left-center cutting the deficit to 4-1 After a groundout moved the runners to second and third Alvarez looped a two-run single into right-center getting the Saints to within 4-3 The teams traded solo homers in the fifth when Ford drove one over the right field wall for the Saints his fifth of the season and second in as many games A bizarre sixth inning saw the Saints take the lead only for the Clippers to tie it in the bottom of the inning With one out the Saints loaded the bases on a Patrick Winkel double and back-to-back walks to Anthony Prato and Fitzgerald Lewis then hit a fly ball that landed in front of center fielder Petey Halpin but Winkel went back to third thinking it would be caught Halpin came up throwing and got the force out at home Morales followed with an RBI single to short tying the game at five A walk to McCusker gave the Saints a 6-5 lead and gave McCusker the franchise record for most RBI by the end of April with 23 Major League rehabber Michael Tonkin came on for the Saints in the eighth Back-to-back bunt singles by Halpin and Valdes put runners at first and second With one out Rodriguez lined an RBI single into center tying the game at six Tonkin went 2.0 innings allowing one run on three hits while walking two and striking out two games three and four of the seven-game series on Thursday afternoon at Huntington Park with game one beginning at 11:05 a.m Both games are scheduled for seven innings with game two beginning approximately 30-minutes at the conclusion of game one In game one the Saints send RHP Cory Lewis (1-1 9.00) to the mound against Clippers RHP Trenton Denholm (0-1 In game two the Saints send RHP Marco Raya (0-1 8.00) to the mound against Clippers LHP Will Dion (0-2 The AVP Huntington Beach Open returns to the main stage as the first Heritage Event of 2025 Huntington Beach has been a mainstay on the AVP schedule and a hotbed for beach volleyball talent Who will take home the hardware this year down in OC Rafael Emmanuel Garcia was accused of attacking the man about 11 p.m. Monday at Pacific Coast Highway and First Street, police said. The victim sustained significant facial and head injuries and was rushed to a hospital, police said. Garcia was charged with attempted murder, mayhem and robbery, all felonies, with sentencing enhancements for inflicting great bodily injury on the victim. Garcia did not enter a plea at his arraignment in the jail courtroom in Santa Ana Thursday. His arraignment was rescheduled for May 16 in the West Justice Center in Westminster. City News Service is the nation’s largest regional wire service and is headquartered in Los Angeles. TimesOC Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map Print The Stagecoach Festival may be done but Orange County country music lovers can now celebrate all summer long in a venue that’s considerably closer to home SeaSalt Honky Tonk at the Beach opens Saturday at Bolsa Chica State Beach for those who may find their toes in the sand but their hearts in Texas Saloon doors will welcome visitors at the main entrance with a giant horseshoe near the multi-use beach trail on the venue’s west side denoting that SeaSalt is the world’s only honky tonk at the beach Chris Corona tests the offset barbecue smoker at the reimagined SeaSalt Honky Tonk at the Beach on Wednesday (James Carbone) Country music lyrics adorn the walls along with large murals that say “Orange Country” and “Wild Wild West.” “What I’m doing at all the concessions is I’m trying to make great art installations that become photo moments like Tulum does,” said Alicia Cox, a Huntington Beach resident and the founder and chief executive of Prjkt Restaurant Group “I go and visit all these beach cities everywhere and try to bring back cool things I find from them into our community.” who is contracted through the California State Park system to operate several concessions at Bolsa Chica and Huntington state beaches is excited to get the reimagined SeaSalt launched It will feature live country music from up-and-coming and established artists all summer long SeaSalt Honky Tonk at the Beach is located just off the strand at Bolsa Chica State Beach (James Carbone) There will be a bluegrass brunch with bottomless pancakes and mimosas from 9 a.m Food at SeaSalt Honky Tonk at the Beach will be handled by Heritage Barbecue a Michelin Bib Gourmand winner based in San Juan Capistrano Heritage co-founder Daniel Castillo said his team will be serving up tri-tip more California barbecue than Texas barbecue offset smoker and Santa Maria barbecue grill can handle copious amounts of meat Daniel Castillo from Heritage BBQ tests chicken in a rotisserie oven at Sea Salt Honky Tonk at the Beach on Wednesday (James Carbone) “When we first got started I was kind of against anything like this,” Castillo said of the rotisserie smoker adding that it can smoke 100 chickens at a time “But in this particular setting and the type of service that we’re doing and they’re the kitchen operations,” she said It’s a really cool dining offering on the beach and another enhancement to how we’re recreating recreation on state beaches by inviting this higher-echelon culinary partner to be a part of this.” Alicia Cox is the founder and CEO of PRJKT Restaurant Group (James Carbone) Additional touches include a Sunday residency by Redneck Rodeo and Western Family Nights every other Friday by Raul Esperanza Promotions at SeaSalt Honky Tonk at the Beach are curated in partnership with country artist J.T. Harker. For more information, follow on Instagram at @seasaltatthebeach which will open in three weeks at Pacific Kitchen south of SeaSalt will try to create a Puerto Vallarta or Cabo San Lucas experience at Bolsa Chica State Beach with the partnership with California State Parks that we’re creating a cultural epicenter out here that is diverse and unique and defines who we are as Southern Californians,” she said Country music lyrics on the walls at the reimagined SeaSalt Honky Tonk at the Beach. (James Carbone) NewsHuntington Beach Matt Szabo Follow Us Matt Szabo covers the city of Huntington Beach and sports for the Daily Pilot. A Southern California native and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo graduate, he has been working for L.A. Times Community News since 2006 and still loves talking to people about their hopes and dreams. News (WCHS) — The 12th annual Quality & Safety Summit hosted by the Marshall School of Medicine and Marshall Health Network was held in Huntington Wednesday The event provides an opportunity for physicians and trainees to share research about quality of patient care It features a combination of speakers and presentations and research covers different fields of medicine "By doing research we can make sure that we have the most appropriate treatments and the best treatment that we can give our patients," OB/GYN resident physician Dr More than 60 presentations were spaced throughout the day and the event's keynote speaker was Dr Scott Holliday from the Ohio State University College of Medicine (WCHS) — Two people were taken to the hospital after a shooting Sunday night in Huntington The incident was reported in the 2400 block of Collis Avenue around 11 p.m. The Huntington Police Department said in a news release Monday morning that both of the shooting victims were in critical but stable condition No details were provided on a potential suspect in the case Anyone with information is asked to contact the Huntington Police Department at 304-696-4444 or by calling 911 Wheelersburg boys and girls took the titles at the Huntington Invitational Unioto boys finished second and Waverly finished third Unioto handed Piketon its first Scioto Valley Conference loss of the season in a close one 3200M: Unioto's Caleb Caplinger (10:09.83) 110M hurdles: Waverly's Blake Osborne (16.27) 300M hurdles: Wheelersburg's Elijah Brown (41.81) Unioto's Tanner Beam (41.93) and Amanda-Clearcreek's Reece Marshall (42.90) High jump: Wheelersburg's Kenyon Evans (6-2) Discus: Wheelersburg's Cashton Adkins (151-4) Shot put: Wheelersburg's Ison Emnett (56-11) 100M: Southeastern's Karlie Peters (13.34) 200M: Southeastern's Karlie Peters (26.97) 400M: Southeastern's Karlie Peters (1:00.19) 800M: Wheelersburg's Ryleigh Harness (2:32.43) 1600M: Amanda-Clearcreek's Gavynn Sowers (5:21.32) 100M hurdles: Wheelersburg's Ella Hochstetler (16.14) 300M hurdles: Wheelersburg's Ella Hochstetler (47.75) Amanda-Clearcreek's Sam Buckley (50.32) and Wheelersburg's Breanna Clark (52.21) Long jump: Waverly's Paige O'Bryant (15-9) Discus: Wheelersburg's Ella Hochstetler (145-4) Shot put: Southeastern's Rowan Ruckel (35-7) Benjamin Yandila and Malachi Upshaw defeated Grady Horick and Owen Florea 6-1 Johnathan Crawford and Kailey Oyer won by forfeit Southeastern 2: Pierce Manson was the winning pitcher Gunnar McCullough was 2-of-3 with two runs Westfall 6: John Free had the go-ahead RBI single with two outs in the sixth on a 2-of-3 night where he also scored a run He was also the winning pitcher with a complete game Jase Rinehard had a two-RBI single that tied the game with two outs in the sixth on a 2-of-3 night with a run and a stolen base Carson Free went 2-of-4 with two runs and a stolen base Brenden Tuttle went 2-of-3 with two runs and two stolen bases Piketon 0: KB Perkins had a complete game where he gave up only two hits He was also 1-of-3 at the plate with a double Callaway Ratliff was 2-of-4 with a run and an RBI Adena 2: Brayden Elliott had a complete game Seth Throckmorton went 2-of-4 with a double Marcus Jackson went 1-of-2 with a double and a run Valley 6: Liam Cross was 2-of-4 with an RBI Kage Alexander and Hunter Hauck each scored runs River Valley 4: Junior McDonald was 3-of-4 with a triple Andrew Oyer was 0-of-1 with one run and one walk Brayden Elliott went 0-of-2 with three runs Seth Throckmorton was 2-of-3 with one run and one RBI Piketon 1: Joey Pfeifer hit a homer on a 2-of-2 night where he scored twice Carson McWhorter went the distance in the win He also went 2-of-3 at the plate with a double Paint Valley 1: Jaxon Zickafoose went 2-of-4 with a run and RBI Blake Sanders got the win in a complete game Carson Free went 1-of-4 with an RBI for Paint Valley Piketon 5: The Shermans handed the Redstreaks their first league loss of the season as they scored five times in the top of the fifth five runs (two earned) and striking out one Auburey Heath hit her 11th homer of the season on a 1-of-4 night with two runs and an RBI Jackson 2: Vivian Morgan was 4-of-4 with two runs and one RBI CJ Rittinger was 1-of-4 with one run and two RBIs Adena 17: Adelyn Nelson was 1-of-1 with a homer She also went 1-of-3 at the plate with an RBI and a run Kelsea Brown went 2-of-3 with three RBIs and two runs Allie Baker had a homer on a 2-of-3 night with a double Taylor Tisdale went 1-of-3 with a double and two RBI Savannah Bushatz went 1-of-3 with a double Zane Trace 1: Dylan Skaggs went 1-of-3 with a double and three RBIs Kylie Williams got the win in a complete game where she gave up three hits She was also 2-of-2 at the plate with a run and two stolen bases Ally Fisher was 1-of-3 with two runs and a stolen base Aubree Thomas was 1-of-3 with an RBI for Zane Trace Paint Valley 4: Jill Butcher went 2-of-5 with three runs and an RBI Logan McNeal went 2-of-4 with a 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waves – has become a kind of laboratory for triumphant Trumpism Members of the Make America Great Again movement have swept all the elected offices but it would be naïve to believe that the culture wars have been buried "We are a microcosm of what's going on in this country a member of the board of the Friends of the Public Library It was happening here even before Trump was elected is an exception in California's primarily Democratic landscape Named after the railroad magnate Henry Huntington the city has always leaned to the right – and even to the far right when the John Birch Society supremacists came to parade here in the 1960s issued a "Declaration of Human Dignity" affirming the city's commitment to tolerance Main Street was given a Hollywood-style makeover with the names of the world's surfing legends engraved on plaques embedded in the sidewalks The pandemic made the city "implode," said Daus "HB" was the center of California's anti-lockdown revolt and the county sheriff refused to enforce state orders an April 2021 demonstration by White Lives Matter nationalists the iconic jetty that juts 563 meters into the Pacific Ocean At the forefront of the anti-mask rebellion was the evangelical Calvary Chapel of the Harbour Church and its pastor who was also seen at the "Stop the Steal" rally against Joe Biden's win in the 2020 election And who now comes to the City Council to congratulate Republican elected officials as if they were his protégés You have 80.67% of this article left to read Lecture du Monde en cours sur un autre appareil Vous pouvez lire Le Monde sur un seul appareil à la fois Ce message s’affichera sur l’autre appareil Parce qu’une autre personne (ou vous) est en train de lire Le Monde avec ce compte sur un autre appareil Vous ne pouvez lire Le Monde que sur un seul appareil à la fois (ordinateur En cliquant sur « Continuer à lire ici » et en vous assurant que vous êtes la seule personne à consulter Le Monde avec ce compte Que se passera-t-il 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commercial expansions into North and South Carolina and Texas in late 2023 and early 2024 which has almost 970 branches in 13 states but “what we weren’t doing was servicing the local middle market,” Wasserman said in an interview Expansions in the Carolinas and Texas were focused on building teams to cater to middle-market companies capital markets and treasury management services That approach is a relatively low-cost way to launch and build the brand in a new market and the bank achieved profitability in those markets in less than a year What it’s now pursuing in the Carolinas is what it considers a second phase: building out a physical branch infrastructure lining up the organizational resources to offer its full consumer product set and putting big marketing dollars behind it all “Building out the entirety of the Huntington banking franchise is a more significant investment,” including “hundreds of millions of dollars” in marketing Wasserman declined to provide a more specific dollar figure for the Carolinas and Texas expansions. He said it’s “quite significant,” although absorbable within the bank’s overall expenses and capital guidance. Huntington has said non-interest expenses are expected to grow 3.5% to 4.5% this year The bank said in September that it expects to add about 350 employees across business lines through the Carolinas expansion. Wasserman said the bank is on the path of hiring “dozens of people” and expects Huntington will take on “hundreds more colleagues.” Huntington currently has about 20,100 employees.  The bank spends a good deal of time considering growth markets that hold promise, both within its existing footprint and adjacent territories, Wasserman said. It’s almost a “postal code by postal code-level analysis” that examines migration trends and where economic growth and business formation are occurring, he said.  The Southeast, Southwest and the Mountain West – including Denver, where the bank has also enhanced its presence – have appeared the most promising in terms of opportunity for Huntington. And despite any recent concerns about the economic impact of tariffs or lingering inflation, the long-term trends driving growth in those regions “aren’t going to stop,” Wasserman said.  Of course, there’s no shortage of competitors angling to take share in those regions, from big banks like JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, U.S. Bank and PNC, to regional rivals such as Fifth Third. These regions aren’t underbanked, Wasserman acknowledged. Huntington aims to stand out by bringing the capabilities of a top-20 bank, while delivering locally, he said.  “That is not always the way that banks go to market,” Wasserman said.  It’s rare for a regional bank of Huntington’s size to have the consumer franchise that it does, he said, adding that the bank is squarely focused on service, products, transparency and digital capabilities.  Huntington has high hopes for the Carolinas expansion: Wasserman declined to provide a breakdown of the bank’s business by region, but said executives expect that by 2030, North and South Carolina will rank in the lender’s top four regions, rivaling central Ohio, northern Ohio and Michigan in terms of scale. Sun Belt expansion is helping fuel the bank’s broader growth ambitions. When Wasserman joined in 2019, the lender had about $110 billion in assets and about $4 billion in revenue. Today, Huntington has $210 billion in assets and is approaching $8 billion in annual revenue.  The regional lender doesn’t set targets as far as overall size, Wasserman said. But by the end of the decade, “I wouldn’t be surprised to see that same level of growth,” he said, adding that the emphasis for Huntington is on organic growth. This past quarter, the bank added groups focused on aerospace and defense as well as financial institutions to its specialty lending verticals. Additional markets may play a part in that organic growth strategy, too.  “There are certainly other areas that are attractive,” Wasserman said. Over the moderate term, “there could well be additional geographic territories we expand into. Our confidence in our efficacy of that playbook is enhanced just based on how well this is going for us thus far.”  For now, the bank sees plenty of opportunity in its newer markets, “and we’re going to keep expanding into these states,” he said.  “The decision criteria here is really about making sure that we’re incredibly confident that we can fully win in the market, be ready to put the full weight of the company behind it, and we’re ready to execute on that,” he said. “The last thing we’d want to do is overextend ourselves, and not be really able to ensure that we’re successful.” Get the free daily newsletter read by industry experts Regulators, however, handed Discover several consent orders. Most notably, the FDIC ordered the company to distribute $1.225 billion in restitution to customers overcharged between 2007 and 2023. 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Subscribe to the Banking Dive free daily newsletter Subscribe to Banking Dive for top news, trends & analysis The free newsletter covering the top industry headlines the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement prompting her family to file a missing person report with the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office Slaton was believed to be traveling with a green and gray tent according to photos provided by her family Anyone with information on her whereabouts is urged to contact the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office at (559) 600-3111 and reference case number 25-4458 Trump Administration Freezes Future Grants to Harvard The Motley Fool is a financial services company dedicated to making the world smarter The Motley Fool reaches millions of people every month through our premium investing solutions free guidance and market analysis on Fool.com shipbuilding industry has been in a lull since the height of the pandemic with companies tied to pre-COVID contracts that are not nearly as profitable now But the budget winds in Washington appear to be shifting, and Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII 1.46%) is likely to be one of the primary beneficiaries if they do. Shares of Huntington Ingalls traded up 12.9% in April, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence as investors begin to climb on board for what they believe will be a profitable voyage Huntington Ingalls has long been considered one of the most vulnerable among the largest defense contractors The company is one of the two primary shipbuilders for the U.S but unlike its vertically integrated peers Huntington relies on ships for nearly all its revenue The company's shares took a plunge in February after missing earnings expectations But investors have been slowly warming to the shares as the Washington budget process heats up In early April, Navy Secretary John Phelan said domestic shipyards and shipbuilding are "a big, big priority for the president," and the Navy upped its long-term goal for fleet size Huntington Ingalls and General Dynamics were awarded massive contracts to construct Virginia-class submarines The good news continued into the first day of May with Huntington Ingalls announcing first-quarter results that topped analyst expectations thanks to shipbuilding margins that came in 90 basis points ahead of expectations The company also reiterated full-year guidance though second-quarter projections are a bit below what analysts had expected Huntington Ingalls appears to have wind in its "sales" for the first time in years and investors have every reason to be excited about the prospects Huntington Ingalls has the potential to make up ground in the quarters to come against other defense primes like General Dynamics (18.9 times earnings) and Lockheed Martin (20.7 times earnings) Investors buying in now need to be aware that these contracts can take years to play out and funding trickles in as milestones are met Even if the company does even better than expected when the new budget is finalized some of those funds will only reach Huntington Ingalls' bottom line toward the end of the decade but Huntington Ingalls is heading in the right direction Lou Whiteman has positions in General Dynamics and Lockheed Martin. The Motley Fool recommends Lockheed Martin. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy *Average returns of all recommendations since inception Cost basis and return based on previous market day close Market data powered by Xignite and Polygon.io CHILLICOTHE ― For ten-year-old Charleigh Fraley Charleigh is a fourth-grade student from Huntington Elementary School who competed in the NUWAY National Wrestling Tournament April 11-13 She was in the 10 and under girl's heavyweight division and got second place to become the national runner-up in that division and earn All-American status "I'm just happy," Charleigh said about placing in the tournament said this was her first year wrestling and Charleigh had to beat many seasoned wrestlers not only from Ohio but Michigan state champions as well More: Counting down the days till summer? Here's a list of Ross County schools summer breaks "All of them had a few years' experience," Shaun said just to see her from the beginning of the year to now Charleigh started wrestling after being inspired by her dad "She came home this year after playing basketball for the past few years with a flyer," Shaun said We didn't know if Huntington had girls wrestling Huntington is going to have girls wrestling." Charleigh said she liked to travel around to wrestle "Mostly I like about it is the experience and making friends," Charleigh said Shaun said the Ohio state tournament does not have a weight class for her size in the ten-and-under category "We didn't know if we would go to Michigan for the national tournament," Shaun said "Nationals does [have a weight class for her size] Charleigh said she is excited for the girls' team to start because this year she wrestled mainly boys Ohio — Haslam Sports Group ("HSG") today reiterated its actions and investments to ensure a thriving long-term future for the Cleveland Browns Despite the new stadium's significant benefits the City of Cleveland has been misguiding Clevelanders by inaccurately conflating the Brook Park project with Art Modell breaking a lease and moving a team to an entirely different state The City has done so by invoking the so-called Modell Law – an Ohio law passed in the 1990s in response to the relocation of the Browns out of Ohio – to try and halt the project HSG submitted an amended complaint in its federal suit challenging the city's baseless assertions HSG's Chief Administrative Officer & General Counsel "The city has never explained how the Modell Law could sensibly apply to the Browns who will continue to play games in its stadium until the expiration of its lease and whose owners have committed to keeping the team in the local area long after the lease expires the Haslams' proposed unprecedented private investment in a world-class stadium and surrounding development and their continued unwavering commitment to Northeast Ohio are the complete opposite of the Modell situation It's also important to recognize that at least 10 NFL teams play their home games in metropolitan areas outside of the city they represent so our proposal is entirely consistent with other hometown teams across the country Our actions in court are intended to ensure that the city's irresponsible and baseless attempt to apply the Modell Law to the Browns does not slow our momentum to build a world-class stadium right here in Northeast Ohio for the Browns Today's filing affirms that – far from running from the Cleveland area – HSG is reinforcing its commitment and increasing its investment in the region in an unprecedented way is committing to invest more than $2 billion in private capital in the proposed new stadium and the adjoining mixed-use development with the total project representing $3.4 billion in economic development The $2 billion includes an investment of at least $1.2 billion from HSG towards construction of the enclosed stadium (plus any cost overruns) marking the largest per capita private sports facility investment in U.S "The Cleveland Browns and our community need and deserve a new home – and from the outset we have been unequivocal that it must positively benefit our community and Northeast Ohio The proposed Huntington Bank Field in Brook Park meets this vital objective and will reflect positively on our world-class region and its promising future It also reflects our 100% commitment to keeping the Browns in their home market for generations to come." Rosen & Katz as it seeks to expeditiously resolve this matter and break ground in Brook Park in 2026 The Cleveland Browns share renderings of a proposed option for a domed stadium in Brook Park as they evaluate the best path forward for the future of the stadium Haslam Sports Group embraces the positive impact of sports and its unique opportunity to unify communities Through the Haslam and Johnson families' network of industry experience and relationships their mission is to create world class organizations that achieve sustainable success HSG's current portfolio includes ownership of the Cleveland Browns a controlling interest in the Milwaukee Bucks the role of investor-operators of the 2x MLS Cup Champion Columbus Crew (2020 HSG is also the parent company of HSG Ventures and HSG Real Estate and has an investment in the Haslam Sports Innovation Center Collinwood Athletic Complex project marks the 16th field dedicated by the Browns FREE and EXCLUSIVE to Season Ticket Members Three current members of coaching staff to take on new roles in 2025 Talent ID Camps help identify the best athletes across the country for opportunities with the U.S The Huntington's Disease Center of Excellence at USF was established by Dr Sanchez-Ramos in the late 1990s and has been recognized as an HDSA Center of Excellence since 2005 Our clinic serves patients throughout the state of Florida progressive neurological condition that causes a combination of problems with movement This condition is named after a physician named George Huntington who presented in 1872 cases of several families he saw in his practice in Long Island The causative gene (HTT) was discovered in 1993 after an international collaborative research effort studied a large population of affected families in Venezuela over many years.   The model styled her fresh white denim with understated separates for a timeless combination that's easy to recreate A pair of white jeans is a classic style staple that I think deserves a place in every wardrobe I also understand there’s something about them that can feel a little daunting to some If you worry that the fresh white colour is a little too much for you or may not be as flattering as your old faithful true blue jeans I urge you to have a rethink for the coming months White jeans and sunny weather are a match made in heaven, and you’ll be surprised by how much wear you can get out of one pair. 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from the latest catwalk trends to bargain skincare buys With over fifteen years of experience in the industry Matilda has worked on TV shows including 'Gok's Fashion Fix' and written and styled for publications including Closer WV (LOOTPRESS) — A man is facing charges after allegedly attacking his wife with a machete during a violent altercation at a makeshift campsite in Huntington early Saturday morning Police responded to a report of a stabbing at around 3:57 a.m at the intersection of West 13th Street and Virginia Avenue officers found the victim with a cut on her left hand which she said she sustained while defending herself the suspect—identified as Calvin Robinson—became enraged and accused her of damaging their campsite located over the flood wall near the river The victim was able to call 911 while the suspect was at another nearby campsite Officers documented the injury with photographs No further details have been released at this time Lootpress brings you the latest news in Southern West Virginia and around Please enter your username or email address to reset your password Print Huntington Beach showcased its depth at multiple positions in its postseason opener on Wednesday as the Oilers were largely on the mark no matter who hit from the pins Ben Arguello and Colin Choi combined for 47 kills as Huntington Beach fended off Newport Harbor 25-14 25-21 in the first of three pool-play matches in the CIF Southern Section Division 1 boys’ volleyball playoffs “I think the way we started this match is exactly what we needed to do,” said Hutnick a sophomore outside hitter who had a match-leading 17 kills but I’m really happy with how we did today.” The Huntington Beach boys’ volleyball team celebrates after scoring a point against Newport Harbor on Wednesday (James Carbone) Hutnick bounced a kill to clinch the first set then had a service ace to claim the second set will host the remainder of its matches in pool play The Oilers will face seventh-seeded Redondo Union (27-8) on Tuesday before taking on third-seeded Los Angeles Loyola (27-5) on Saturday Redondo swept Loyola in an upset on Wednesday night Top-seeded Manhattan Beach Mira Costa (29-2) beat Beckman (28-6) in straight sets and Corona del Mar (22-5) swept San Clemente (19-9) as the Mustangs and Sea Kings defended their home courts to begin play in the other group Huntington Beach’s Logan Hutnick (11) spikes the ball against Newport Harbor in a CIF Southern Section Division 1 opener starting for the first time this season as a junior opposite Junior outside hitter Colin Choi added 15 kills Senior libero Aiden Atencio also had 10 digs The Oilers did not feature the middle much on offense although seniors Justin Bulsombut and Nick Ganier each had two block assists Newport Harbor’s Henry Clemo (13) taps the ball over the net against Huntington Beach in a CIF Division 1 playoff game (James Carbone) “We had to take into consideration that their opposite staying consistent and making sure they don’t get runs on us That’s kind of what happened in the third set I just think we didn’t really have the opportunity to run them as much as we’d like I think definitely that’s one of our key strengths.” Huntington Beach coach Craig Pazanti said the Oilers became “pin-centric” on offense largely because of matchups The middle still made an impact with multiple triple-block efforts Newport Harbor’s JP Wardy (11) spikes the ball against the block of Huntington Beach’s Nick Ganier (32) and Kai Gan (7) (James Carbone) “It’s got to be right place or we got to attack good enough to get the ball off the net Definitely saw a few more [triple-block attempts] The percentages of scoring for a high ball they drop tremendously when that third blocker comes up and it allows us to play even that much better defense.” Junior outside hitter JP Wardy had a team-leading 13 kills for Newport Harbor (24-11) Junior setter Charlie Von Der Ahe distributed 42 assists Junior Zachary DeMaio provided eight kills and two block assists and senior Jack Berry produced seven kills and four block assists at middle blocker Senior outside hitter Wyatt Nichols added five kills and two block assists Newport Harbor’s Zachary DeMaio (21) spikes past the block of Huntington Beach’s Justin Bulsombut (2) on Wednesday. (James Carbone) After Huntington Beach clinched the Sunset League title on Newport Harbor’s home floor on April 11 the Sailors rebounded with a strong showing in the Redondo Tournament to earn a spot in the eight-team Division 1 competition The Sailors won seven of their last eight games “The big thing the past couple weeks is we’ve played pretty clean,” Newport Harbor coach Matt Johnson said “I think that’s just the big difference tonight and that’s been the difference of our previous matches and the tournament win The beauty of the pool play is we can still make it Huntington Beach’s Colin Choi (10) tries to spike the ball past Newport Harbor’s Jack Berry (15) and Charlie Von Der Ahe (5) (James Carbone) Also in the CIF Southern Section boys’ volleyball playoffs: San Clemente 0: Junior outside hitter Ben Brown had 13 kills as the Sea Kings swept the visiting Tritons 26-24 25-21 on Wednesday in a pool-play opener of the Division 1 playoffs Junior outside hitter Hunter Hannemann added seven kills and three aces for fourth-seeded CdM Junior middle blocker Jack Robinson had six kills and junior setter Drake Foley handed out 32 assists San Juan Hills 1: Senior opposite Connor McNally had 14 kills 25-21 road win to begin the Division 2 playoffs on Wednesday Junior middle blocker Brent Benson had 13 kills on a 0.684 hitting percentage Senior outside hitter Nathan King added 11 kills Sophomore setter Shane Nguyen tallied 29 assists for Edison (14-16) which plays at home against Mater Dei (23-12-2) on Wednesday May 7 in the quarterfinals of the 16-team bracket Senior libero Nathan Jackson finished with 15 digs and an ace Fountain Valley 0: The visiting Barons fell to the Pacific Coast League-champion Tartans 26-24 25-19 in the first round of the Division 2 playoffs on Wednesday Fountain Valley (21-11) was an at-large selection out of the Sunset League Sage Hill 3, Riverside Hillcrest 0: Senior outside hitter Jackson Cryst had 18 kills and five aces, as the Lightning earned a 25-18, 25-20, 25-16 win at home on Wednesday in the first round of the Division 4 bracket. Sage Hill (15-11) will go on the road to face Pasadena Poly (15-3) on Saturday at 4 p.m. Pacifica Christian Orange County 3, Cerritos 0: Senior Hudson Reynolds had 19 kills, three aces and two blocks to lead the host Tritons to a 25-15, 25-14, 25-21 win on Wednesday in the first round of the Division 6 playoffs. Junior Atticus Graham pounded out 12 kills to go with three aces and three blocks for Pacifica Christian (13-15), which will be at home to face Rancho Cucamonga (19-13) on Saturday. Junior Joaquin Rigdon contributed 28 assists and four blocks. Ocean View 3, Palmdale Aerospace Academy 1: Junior outside hitter Alex McCarrick had 15 kills to pace the top-seeded Seahawks in a 25-21, 18-25, 25-16, 25-13 win to open the Division 7 playoffs at home on Tuesday. Senior opposite An Nguyen produced a dozen kills for Ocean View (16-8), which placed second in the Orange Coast League behind Westminster. Ocean View remains home to face Lakewood (11-10) in the second round on Friday. The Lancers were straight-set winners over Camarillo Beacon Hill in the opening round. Carpinteria 3, Los Amigos 0: Senior Devin Lee had 15 kills and four aces, but the visiting Lobos lost 25-20, 26-24, 25-21 on Wednesday in a Division 8 playoff opener. Junior Andy Phan had nine blocks, and junior Gerardo Espinoza also had four aces for Los Amigos (6-12), which was the third-place finisher in the Grove League. Pasadena Marshall 3, Liberty Christian 0: Sophomore opposite Justin Morgan had six kills and nine digs, but the visiting Minutemen were swept 25-11, 25-16, 26-24 on Tuesday in the first round of the Division 9 bracket. Junior setter Caleb Santa dished out 23 assists for Liberty Christian (12-13), which finished in a tie for second place with Anaheim Acaciawood Academy in the Express League this season. Andrew Turner is a sports reporter for the Daily Pilot. 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