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AUTOMOTIVE...................... 5 BANKING........................... 3 BODY SHOP........................ 7 DANCE STUDIO................... 5 EDUCATION........................ 4 ENGINEERING..................... 5 FINANCES.......................... 5 FUNERAL HOME................ 11 HEALTH CARE.............. 2, 6, 8 HOTEL................................ 7 HOUSING......................... 11 INSURANCE............ 7, 10, 11 JEWELER............................. 2 LAW FIRM..................... 2, 10 LIBRARY.............................. 3 METAL RECYCLING............... 2 MOTORCYCLES/ATVS.. ......... 6 MUSEUM.......................... 10 NURSING.......................... 10 PIANO TUNING. .................. 6 RESTAURANT....................... 2 STORAGE. ........................... 5 TANNING........................... 7 TIRES.................................. 3 TOURISM............................ 7

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117 S. Third St., Ironton, Ohio

740-532-1381 • 740-646-4948

FALL REGISTRATION August 13, 14 & 15

Celebrating 32 years of business in Ironton Cyndi Rist Roth, Owner

DVR

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INSIDE AND OUTSIDE STORAGE Business: (740) 894-4045 ELECTRONIC GATE FOR YOUR SECURITY

Rick Viglianco, Manager Dave Viglianco, Manager

P.O. Box 209 South Point, OH 45680

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Fast, Friendly Service 621 S. Third St. • Ironton, Ohio • 532-4653 Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

(formerly Jo-Lin Health Center)

Private Rooms Available Short Term Rehab Long Term Care All Major Insurances Accepted

Please call Lori Weber at 740-532-6096 for more information.

1050 Clinton St., Ironton, Ohio

HARMON MOTOR SALES Since 1965 1014 S. Third St., Ironton, Ohio 740-532-9033 • harmonshonda.com

Motorcycles • ATVs • Trikes • MUVs • Scooters Lawnmowers • Trimmers • Generators

Frank & Eddie Harmon, Owners

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4700 Spears Rd., Catlettsburg, Ky. (on Route 3) 606-262-7378 • 606-547-6000 heritage_piano@yahoo.com • www.heritagerestoration.info

An IHG Hotel 401 S. Ninth St. • Ironton • 740-442-7297 Low prices on tanning and lotions. Come get your tan on! & Tux Rental 600 Marion Pike • Coal Grove, Ohio OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

740-533-2tan

Cyndi Roth - Owner • David Markins - General Manager

(740-533-2826)

Doing business since 1969 • Color Matching • Insurance Work Specialists • Painting • Towing 1812 St. Rt. 93 • Ironton, Ohio

(740) 533-1396 (740) 533-0053 (fax) Since 1939

Life - Auto - Home - Flood - Business 822 S. Seventh St. • Ironton, Ohio

740-532-8712 www.hurleyins.com

Knipp Tours, LLC

740-532-1549

knipptours@yahoo.com

• OCT. 9: Ohio Amish • NOV. 14: Ohio State theater in Sugar Creek, Ohio (Christmas dinner theater. Lunch included.

• NOV. 28: Polaris Fashion Place and Easton Mall shopping for the day.

• DEC. 11-13: Christmas in Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge.

Visit Dollywood for lights, dinner and show, Hatfield and Mccoy.

• DEC. 18-20: Red eye to New York City.

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LAMBERT LAW OFFICE, LLC Lambert Bldg. • 215 S. 4th St. • P.O. Box 725 • Ironton, Ohio

Randall L. Lambert ATTORNEY AT LAW

Office: (740) 532-4333 Fax: (740) 532-7341

Email: rlambert@lambert-law.org

LAWRENCE COUNTY MUSEUM 506 S. Sixth St. • Ironton, Ohio

532-1222 www.lawrencecountymuseum.org

Patrick Insurance Agency, Inc. Richard Patrick Auto • Home • Business • Life 301 S. Third Street • Ironton, Ohio 45638-1631 740-532-4793 • Fax 740-532-4790 8260 Ohio River Rd. • Wheelersburg, Ohio • 740-529-7114 ritchpat6@yahoo.com

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www.slackandwallace.com

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802 Solida Rd., South Point, Ohio • 740-894-4321

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Gaskin to a grant Mayor Jeff come to said is the largest to than 30 the village in more has

the T-shirt com Sean Daniel, owner of shows off his ne Oops! I Shirt Myself, in Ironton. sign outside his business

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By Mark Shaffer end of For some kids, the they the school year means meals. may not get regular being To keep children from the Irontonfood insecure, Community Lawrence County Area is having its ion Organizat Action program for annual summer food to stuopen also is kids, ages 1-18. It are attending an dents over 18, if they and they have a educational program disability. food program The free summer until runs and began on Monday locations across Aug. 9. There are 10 Lawrence County. closed is July “The only day we are Jonathan Abner, 4,” said explained CAO. the for or the WIOA coordinat

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McDaniel apologizes for pink water

By Mark Shaffer Grove is apoloThe mayor of Coal of a chemical gizing for the release water pink that turned the village’s for a day. explained Mayor Larry McDaniel Monday, of that in the early hours experienced system water village the which resulted mechanical failure, nate Permanga in too much Sodium the distribution being released into tank.

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“I was in industr i nance, doing wiring the time,” he said. He it that much so he w University Southern

PLEASE SEE “WATER,” PAGE 3

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Good Day from Marlee Mullins, of Ironton Elementary.

She likes playing with her sister, eating Taco Bell and making slime.

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