For the Fairland Lady Dragons, this is déjà vu all over again. For the fourth consecutive season, the Lady Dragons have won the girls basketball regional tournament, twice […] ...

No doubt, Ironton is indeed known for its tradition-rich and highly-successful football program. But this basketball season has proven these Fighting Tigers can sure play some roundball, too. […] ...

Nothing like a little scare to get your engine running. After falling behind in the first quarter, the Fairland Lady Dragons came to life and got their […] ...

The Lawrence County Engineer has announced that, starting Wednesday, County Road 210 at milemarker 3.145, will be closed so crews can do an emergency landslide repair. It is scheduled to be open again ...

The Forest Service is accepting comments on the Environmental Assessment (EA) for the Wayne National Forest’s Non-Native Invasive Plant Control Project.  The project will examine the use of […] ...

COSHOCTON — Add one more tournament to three wrestlers’ seasons. The Ironton Fighting Tigers’ Nate Sloan, the Chesapeake Panthers’ Bryce Myers and the Symmes Valley Vikings’ Enoch Patterson all earned ...

The Lawrence County Educational Service Center will have a new superintendent for the 2026-27 school year. T.J. Howard will start in the position on Aug. 1. Howard, who has worked […] ...

Symmes Valley, Dawson-Bryant to be included HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Marshall University is expanding its Direct Admit program to ...

Getting shut out of the E-Zone ended up putting Cosmo Reynolds in the money zone. Unable to secure a spot in the standing student section, Reynolds went […] ...

On Tuesday, the Lawrence County Commissioners followed their yearly tradition of proclaiming March as DD Awareness Month with staff and students from the Open Door School in attendance. Commissioner ...

The Highlands Museum will have “Women’s History” exhibit features 12 Kentucky women who did much for their communities and the Commonwealth.  Included is that the very first […] ...

There have been recorded moments in history where the tides turned, where ideologies converged and where decisions were made that shaped futures for generations.  My friend Dennis Peacocke points us ...