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Weekend show honors Diamond Teeth Mary 25 years after ashes spread at Heritage Station

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HUNTINGTON — When the blues and gospel singer known as Diamond Teeth Mary lived in Huntington as a kid, after being born in 1902, her childhood was filled with hard times.

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Weekend show honors Diamond Teeth Mary 25 years after ashes spread at Heritage Station

HUNTINGTON — When the blues and gospel singer known as Diamond Teeth Mary lived in Huntington as a kid, after being born in 1902, her childhood was filled with hard times.

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The Herald-Dispatch broke the news in on Thursday, August 21, 2025.
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