Ironton, OH News

• Ironton, OH News
• Back to School for Ironton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Friends Of Coy Bacon
• Bedbugs becoming more prevalent across nation
• Sunday flight wows pilots and crowds
• Illinois pilot takes 25th balloon race crown
• Crew member finally gets chance to fly
• Defenders working in new system
• Chamber gala tickets available
• Nearly 60 balloons fly Saturday morning
• One pilot hits target at crowd favorite barge drop
• Flying nun hits Vidalia skies
• Trial date for child porn case set
• Balloons dwarf delight crowds
• Morning flight starts things out right
• Hogue honored for service to annual balloon race
• Grammy winners coming to Ferriday
• FHS gets required accreditation
• Check out these videos from past balloon races
• Balloons lift off Friday morning
• Nucor puts brakes on some spending
• $2K raised for Feed the Hungry
• Officials to meet about majorettes
• School seeks AG ruling on recreation funding
• Moratorium over drilling still on hold
• Former trooper arrested on sex charges again
• Baby left at Salvation Army site in Miss.
• FBI to assist with investigation of remains
• NHS ready for downtown homecoming parade
• Market to set up in Vidalia once again
• Flights fun start Friday
• County audit finds four problems
• Choctaws reveal name of casino
• Bones still unidentified
• Vidalia borrows $6.94M for municipal complex
• Parents learn shocking facts about Internet
• Retired officer pleads to embezzling
• Casino status uncertain for aldermen
• McGlothin recovering well from surgery
• Ferriday water rate increase approved
• Parish schools scores show improvement
• Weather looks ideal for ballon race
• Man wanted for attempted murder
• Cath lab may open in November
• Utility permit group hired
• Window broken clothes stolen at store
• Feed the Hungry fundraiser set
• Swim association gets children moving
• Robins Lake residents left with questions
• Human bones found in woods
• Governor's new ride costs state $34K
• Vidalia man hooked on hobby
• Ex-friend gets max in ASU student's death
• La. hog hunting now allowed
• See what your children see
• Crimson Tide pink with embarrassment after 35-21 loss to Gamecocks
• Obesity's grip can be loosened
• Miss-Lou gets up out for day of fun
• Area full of exercise opportunites waiting for you
• Run paints town purple
• Cathedral celebrates at festival
• Bingo issue back
• Parish under burn ban
• Nuisance properties cataloged
• Barbour's travels raising ire
• Deputies investigating shooting
• House tour sales up compared to last year
• Trick or treat night set for Oct. 30 in area
• Manning to open restaurant in NO
• Miss. judge jails attorney for not reciting pledge
• 'God in America': A nation's history in religion
• Jefferson County gets fund to construct new library
• Accessories to robbery to serve house arrest
• Six complete adult drug court
• Hotel tax comes up short
• Absentee voting ongoing
• Correctional employee arrested
• Jindal says state will overcome challenges
• Governor issues statewide burn ban
• Youth group hosting car wash Saturday
• Parish students attend college day
• Cathedral Fall Fest kicks off Friday night
• Be careful with insurance cards info
• Don't pack but let's get moving
• County budget nearly at predicted goal
• Teen uses words photos to tell stories around him
• Ferriday police seek original recipe burglar
• Two arrested on drug possession charges
• Musical entertains Natchez Little Theatre crowds for two weeks
• Kayakers ready for Phatwater challenge
• Woodville weekend festival will delight all who come
• Parish agencies file lawsuit
• Suspects in Farmer murder sent to grand jury
• Dardenne v. Fayard: No attacks here
• Sign up today to eat with governor
• Hope to fly? Learn to work
• County to require credit checks before hiring
• County gives $11000 to recreation
• Natchez Inc. director to be named
• Russ named Natchez Inc. director
• Thirty-two animals get blessed on Sunday
• Local loves showing off hometown
• Take-All Root Rot devastating area lawns
• Washington church gets facelift
• No laps for warm laptops; skin damage is possible
• Supreme Court refuses to hear James Ford Seale appeal
• Votes count in parish election
• Fall pilgrims welcomed with smiles
• Fire damages house on Linton Avenue
• City avoids taking out $650K loan
• George Armstrong Library responds to cuts in funding
• Library patrons take funding issues personally
• Locals arrested in connection with stolen vehicles
• Sexual battery cases dropped
• Joint chamber considering board members
• Officers case delayed
• Vidalia teen found safe now
• Polls open at 6 a.m. in parish election
• Homeowners shops await first tourists
• Jobs program welcomes students
• Wreck victim remains in ICU
• Yard sale to benefit cancer research
• County issues burn ban; O'Beirne to fill in as admin
• Car chase ends in arrests
• Rec leaders gather
• New sex ed funding ends decade of abstinence-only
• Bin Laden uses Pakistani floods to drum up support
• Ole Miss mascot options narrowed to 3
• Entergy Miss. says rates to drop approx. 12 percent
• Petitions to ban eminent domain submitted in Miss.
• Police searching for missing girl
• Court upholds Natchez death conviction
• FLE invites parents to reading show
• Actor Tony Curtis dies
• Fisher-Price recalls millions of products
• Annual Out of Darkness walk set for Nov. 13
• Robert Lewis students join Duke excellence program
• Saturday last day to register for general election
• New computer system helps track parish students
• More IP decorations part of Natchez Christmas
• Justice court judges required to go back to class
• Students attend Co-Lin college fair
• Man charged with inappropriately touching 4-year-old
• Budget cuts force library hour changes
• County discusses sales tax increase for recreation
• NLCC honored with state arts award
• McGlothin diagnosed with cancer
• City: Casino project taking too long
• Synthetic drugs seized in parish
• Local officials train during emergency drill
• Debt drop planned
• Natchez Regional hires CEO
• Waterproof’s ex-top cop faces charges
• Local disaster drill planned for today
• Being pretty isn't easy just ask Bowie stars
• Jury adopts ordinance on junk lots
• Dillon confident despite district question
• New boat to paddle by Natchez
• CVB to be tourism central hub
• Bar upset over ordinance
• 'Hooked' on quilting
• Finger-licking good pie winners announced
• AME churches gather in Natchez
• Davis Graham compete in Ridgecrest
• Two in race for Vidalia city marshal
• Year good for soybeans
• BP fund czar promised bigger claims
• One woman dies in Saturday wreck
• 4 for the future: Vidalia marina in use
• 4 for the future: Natchez Trails Project progressing
• Davis challenging Rabb for school board seat
• Bowie bake-off is sweet
• Cystic fibrosis walk draws small crowd at Co-Lin
• 4 for the future: North Natchez drainage work under way
• 4 for the future: Port connector road work to begin soon
• Levee to get taller
• NAPAC museum vandalized
• Primping season has arrived
• Bradford Minor to run for school board in 4-A
• Barbecue heats up riverfront
• Forks site gets final NPS approval
• Casino misses gaming meeting
• NPD arrests three locals on forgery charges
• Church to host school board election forum
• Jonesville teen killed in one-vehicle wreck
• Community Alliance may go green
• Parent University offers tips for learning
• Cockerham Dillon Probst vie for school board District 3-B
• Man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Get your purple dress ready to run
• Butcher King running for District 1-A school board seat
• More charges added in car burglary case
• Ferriday student focuses on astronomy career
• Parent University teaches homework lessons
• Concordia Parish schools to open parent centers
• Seven teens complete drug court
• Bowie Festival kicks off Friday
• Ellards enter guilty pleas
• Developer pursuing apartments
• Cath lab no longer opposed
• Children's group asks county for funds
• Early voting ongoing in Louisiana
• Federal tax cut debate impacts treasury
• MDOC not seeking large budget increases
• Underwear thief sought in Oxford area
• Secretary of state stops in Vidalia
• Alleged robbers unfamiliar with 'banker's hours'
• Centralized winds send limbs down
• Oil well dead; challenges live on
• Life comes full circle for Natchez woman
• Rhythm Night Club Museum now open for visits
• Fruit veggie sales growing
• Local 4-H group leading fundraiser
• Guardian angel finds returns purse
• Watch Saints on a really big screen Monday
• Park filled with lots of barks
• Prayer important in schools officials say
• ACCS unveils time capsule from 1990
• Natchez tourism needs to ‘work together’
• Vidalia municipal complex bids in
• MIssissippi River is high but no threat
• Natchez Inc. director field narrows
• New synthetic marijuana showing up
• River casino revenues down Gulf Coast up
• Woman found guilty in death of ex-friend
• Alcorn Co-Lin enrollment up significantly
• Natchez is high on the HOGs this weekend
• Natchez man gets 40 years for armed robbery
• Part of Catholic Charities moving to Children's Home
• Bark in the Park set for Saturday
• Fake pot ban being enforced
• Vidalia aldermen pass application for simulator grant
• Man accidentally drowns in lake
• Sales tax collections increase
• Deer Park Levee may go to levee board
• VHS majorettes press on despite disbandment
• Supervisors adopt budget in 3-2 vote
• More sites added to drug disposal program
• Former city council school board member remembered
• Flu shots available in October
• Maps to show Symmes Creek launch sites
• Ohio governor candidates square off
• Children’s poster contest promotes environmental awareness
• Local Boy Scouts mark 100 years
• NEWS IN BRIEF - 9/14/10
• Smoke testing continues in Ironton’s sewer system
• Ironton Boy Scout aims high — and is making it
• WET & WILD
• Breaking New Ground
• FACT CHECK: White House health savings challenged
• The shocking facts about lightning
• Students run after fitness touchdown
• Father pays tribute to military in 9/11 ceremony
• Are your children safe on the ‘net?
• River cleanup project announces poster contest
• St. Joseph High School gets science award
• Diagnosing a Need
• Sprayground grand opening set for today
• Loan process to start on Ironton water line project
• ‘Homeroom Helpers’ project looking for help from community
• New barge repair facility proposed for western end
• Man gets eight months for theft
• News in Brief - 9/10/10
• EndZone brings ‘new grass’ to Ironton
• ‘Super heroes’ kick off new year
• Ambulance Panel says: SEOEMS still viable
• Johnson’s RV Tour makes stop in Ironton
• Flood victim reconstructing a ‘blessed house’
• Healthy habits focus of South Point school event
• Four arraigned in drug raid case
• SSU to undergo quality check-up visit
• Remaining counties added to Ohio emerald ash borer quarantine
• Hospital prepares for 100th anniversary celebration
• Chesy to offer 2nd year of college classes
• Assisted-living facility has grand opening
• Coal Grove police may get an extra hand
• A day in the life of a health inspector
• Prosecutor’s office: No crime committed by former CG chief
• Honoring those who serve
• House offers affordable way for addicts to rehab
• Council for the Arts kicks off its 30th season
• Highway Patrol: Labor Day a success
• Households get chance to dispose of hazardous wastes pills Sept. 25
• OUS is A-OK with start to fall quarter
• What’s the dish on Rock Hill’s lunches?
• Driver charged with vehicular assault
• IIB honors two for August Yard of the Month
• Historic towboat returns to Marietta after repairs at South Point facility
• NEWS IN BRIEF - 9/5/10
• A lot has changed at IHS in 25 years
• Unbridled Passion
• U.S. Representative candidate to visit Ironton
• Hornet Pride
• U.S. Rep visits on ‘Built in America’ tour
• Dispatcher enters plea of not guilty in drug case
• Portsmouth River Days has flood of entertainment
• Arrests made in vehicle break-in cases
• Prosecutor’s office investigating CGPD expenditures
• CCS violation cases heard in court
• SEOEMS issue remains as commissioners’ top agenda
• Ironton Police dispatcher charged with drug trafficking
• Wife of shooting victim speaks out
• History comes alive at OUS with Henry visit
• Mayor to council members: You could have asked more questions
• Grand jury returns indictments
• Detective exonerated in shooting incident
• Coach gets four years in drug endangering children case
• Organization: School is in — drive smart
• ‘Big Country Blues’ coming to a Web site near you maybe
• Jackson says it will leave SEOEMS
• Fall date for Goff case hearing
• Boil water advisory in effect
• NEWS IN BRIEF - 8/31/10
• City to smoke test N. Ironton sewer system
• Health department inspector makes safety his job
• Player from MU’s ‘70 team to speak at area church
• Sorghum time
• Flower bulb sale to boost civic groups mission
• Former community center to open as assisted-living facility
• Adoptions bring multiple blessings
• Drugs cash confiscated in raid
• Warning light diverts plane to W.Va. airport
• St. Mary’s to offer advanced stroke life support training to local healthcare providers
• Recalled eggs found in Ashland stores
• Church hosts block party
• Grading academic progress
• W.Va. Skydivers jumping in to help local charity
• Updated: Schools on alert following threat
• News in Brief - 8/27/10
• Burglary CCS violation cases heard in common pleas court
• Water meter project takes a step forward
• Hearings to decide streets’ status
• District dedicates new school
• Carter CCS trial set for next month
• South Point gets new councilman
• ODOT seeks funding for The Point
• Man gets 10 years in stabbing case
• Two from Ironton charged in marijuana ring
• Marine veteran appointed student trustee at Shawnee State University
• Teacher leaves a legacy at Shawnee State University
• News in Brief - 8/25/10
• Camper trade days set for Sept. 10-11 at Greenbo Lake
• Facebook page asking families to show they’re connected
• Driving course for seniors offered at library
• Karate studio kicks off grand opening
• OUS offering new art degree
• Athens leaves SEOEMS
• Sheriff prosecutor investigate rape allegations
• Family helps youth succeed
• Lien sale wipes off some county back taxes
• Chamber of Commerce goes green
• ‘Block party’ slated for Saturday
• Rock Hill Schools start year with big changes
• OSHA Train-the-Trainer courses offered at Shawnee State University
• United Way presented with check from WV 5K championship
• IHS students enjoying new building
• Rally keeps IPD busy
• NFIB endorses Terry Johnson for House of Representatives
• Symmes Valley schools striving for excellence
• NEWS IN BRIEF - 8/22/10
• HOG WILD
• Proctorville Post Office ‘going green’
• Veteran councilman named South Point’s new mayor
• Opening doors to new school year
• Grandview outlet building up for sale
• Technology dominates changes at SP schools
• Soaping up the Bow Wow
• Buckeye REC annual meeting draws crowd
• Eastern end phone service focus of request
• SP residents get four years for drug charges
• CG officer resigns
• Alumni council formed at Shawnee State University
• News in Brief - 8/19/10
• Temporary Vesuvius bridge expected before winter
• Man gets 11 months for failing to report address
• Ironton starting point for 5000-mile bike ride
• DB implements new classes
• Getting to know the Friends
• Kick out the jams: Music highlights weekend
• Get on your bikes Rally on the River is back
• Costa Rica ‘Bound’
• 2nd after-school program for Chesy’s new year
• St. Lawrence Elementary wired up for the first day of school
• Man holds teens at knifepoint
• News in Brief - 8/18/10
• Kelley’s Bridge Band performs at Rotary Fountain
• Baby shower for breastfeeding awareness Aug. 31
• Military photos needed for 9/11 event
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• Ohio Community Health Centers honor heroes
• NEWS IN BRIEF - 8/16/10
• ‘Teen Challenge’ not just for youth
• Ironton native witnesses plane crash
• Sediment removed from Vesuvius Boat Ramp
• A spiritual mission
• Volunteers clean Symmes Creek
• Crack cocaine seized during traffic stop
• Missing woman found safe
• News in Brief - 8/15/10
• SP mayor remembered for his love for life commitment to others
• Storm knocks out power in Ironton
• A New Era
• CAO hosts health fair
• Man gets four years for drug charge
• Ironton City Council amends fire fee — again
• IPD makes arrest in break-in drug cases
• Possible new versions of SEOEMS debated
• Special prosecutor will present Bollinger case
• Lynd gives update on road repairs
• Who cleans up?
• Southern Ohio Museum to host benefit auction
• Don’t dump those tires
• Photography exhibit shows off versatility of medium
• Man asks judge to send him to prison
• Sheriff’s office investigating stay of former inmate who died
• Armed for Education
• Soldier with local ties dies in Afghanistan
• NEWS IN BRIEF - 8/9/10
• Brits bring ‘religion’ to the county
• City schools change policy on attendance
• Search for missing man continues
• SOMC named Best Employer in Ohio
• Breaking ground for faith and growth
• One injured in Route 93 accident
• The Goodwill Club
• Topix.com to clean up abusive posts
• Outreach concert series legacy lives on
• Scam targets Medicare recipients
• Local artists on display all over the Tri-State this summer
• Bollinger case headed to grand jury
• South Point mayor Bob Armstrong dies
• News in Brief - 8/11/10
• ‘Pastor to the pastors’ to visit Ironton
• Groundbreaking starts 1st phase at The Point
• Ironton-Memorial Day Parade

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