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Historic church walk set for Dec. 4
The Lawrence County Historical Society’s annual historic church walk will return next month. According to Sue Lunsford, with…
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Haney: Hotel tax will benefit city
Council repealed economic development fee and replaced it The Ironton City council was able to accomplish a long-sought…
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Festival of Trees sees record number of entries
More than 40 vendors set for accompanying Christmas Market SOUTH POINT — The Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce’s…
Tri-State Living Magazine
Dairy delights: Snowville Creamery milks the most out of dairy products
Story by Taylor Burnette | Photography by Jeremy Holtzapfel In Pomeroy, Ohio, what started in 2007 as a…
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Portman among senators as Biden signs $1T infrastructure deal into law
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, was among leaders from Congress who appeared at a ceremony…
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HISTORY LESSON: The Town of Gettysburg, A battle and American history’s most famous speech – Nov. 19, 1863
By BOB LEITH For The Ironton Tribune The area around today’s Gettysburg was originally known as the “Marsh…
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New viaduct bridge to open Friday
Traffic switch, two-day closure starts Thursday morning RUSSELL, Ky. — The new Russell, Kentucky viaduct bridge is set…
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Man shot entering ex-girlfriend’s home
PROCTORVILLE — A man trying to enter his ex-girlfriend’s house in the early morning hours of Monday was…
Opinion
Letter to the editor: My 90-day interview
Dear Citizens of Ironton, I kindly thank you for inviting me to “interview” for the position of City…
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Wizardfest returns on the next level
Costumed fans flock to streets of Ironton for Harry Potter-themed event Ironton Wizardfest was back and after a…
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Tribune moves office downtown
In 1974, The Ironton Tribune moved to Fifth St. in Ironton from its downtown location on Railroad Street.…
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Event venue brings together local history and European charm in Ironton
Story by Taylor Burnette | Photography by Rachael Layne In the 1940s, the cabin at what is now…
Education
Dawson-Bryant students collect socks for those in need
Dawson-Bryant Elementary School hosted a sock drive during the month of October called “Socktober.” This community service project…
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South Point passes utility rate increase
Council begins considering trailer ordinance SOUTH POINT — The village council had its third and final reading on…
Lifestyles
ARTS AND CULTURE: Grayson art gallery calls for original works
Winning piece will be used for company’s greeting card The Grayson Gallery & Art Center is inviting artists…
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