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Each month it lands in residential mailboxes across Ironton.
With blue and black lettering, the city’s water bill spells out how much each household will be charged for not only the water they use to wash clothes or flush toilets but also for various other city services. Sunday midnight(4 comments) | Read story
More funds recommended for Chesy bypass
CHESAPEAKE — It may seem like a small blip, but the Chesapeake Bypass is still on the state’s radar screen.
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Panera Bread to open in Ashland Town Center
ASHLAND, Ky — Panera Bread will open located in the Ashland Town Center.
The new 4,200-square-foot store is set to open Tuesday at 6:30 a.m. Sunday midnight(1 comment) | Read story
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Fixing 911 not about power or money
Ironton Police Chief Jim Carey has been part of the talks for years, a conversation that has made varying degrees of progress.
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Why GOP will never support health care
The positions in the health care argument are now well established. Republicans believe in “Just Say No” on all things health care related.
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PORTSMOUTH — G-U-I-L-T-Y. Those six letters visibly shook the dozens of people gathered in the Scioto County Common Pleas Court Wednesday as the jury delivered the verdict after two days of deliberation in the triple murder trial of Kara Garvin. Read story
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