Ironton Tribune

The Ironton Tribune is a daily publication located in Ironton, Ohio, and is part of Boone Newspapers. Originally established in 1850 under the name The Register, it has a long history of serving the local community.

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Reds’ pitching great Maloney still going strong - The Tribune

1 week ago | irontontribune.com | Jim Walker

Published 11:35 pm Wednesday, June 18, 2025 By Jim [email protected], CA — Jim Maloney just turned 85-years old. He hasn’t pitched in the major leagues since 1970. But the gifted right-hander has the same game plan for his life that he had as one of the game’s greatest pitchers. “When I started a game, I was going to throw a perfect game. 27 up, 27 own,” said Maloney. “I would go one hitter at a time. If I got the first hitter out, I was going to get the next hitter out.
Mayor gives update on Coal Grove projects - The Tribune

1 week ago | irontontribune.com | Heath Harrison

Published 12:00 am Monday, June 16, 2025 Grants received for Interconnect projectCOAL GROVE — The Village of Coal Grove has obtained several grants, which will cover the bulk of planned infrastructure improvement projects, Mayor Andy Holmes said.
A capstone project (WITH GALLERY) - The Tribune

2 weeks ago | irontontribune.com | Heath Harrison

Published 12:00 am Saturday, June 14, 2025 Mural was part of IHS grad’s path to becoming Eagle ScoutIn recent months, a colorful new addition has appeared on the Ironton floodwall on the city’s riverfront and it is one of many accomplishments by a 2025 Ironton High School graduate. Annika McCown graduated at the top of her class this year, which was also marked by her attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Withrow chosen for council seat - The Tribune

2 weeks ago | irontontribune.com | Heath Harrison

Published 12:00 am Wednesday, June 11, 2025 SOUTH POINT — The filling of a vacant seat led off business at the meeting of the village council in South Point last week, but, due to issues of residency requirements with the person chosen, the seat will remain vacant until the August meeting of council. Marlene Arthur, who served on council for three decades, died April 29 at age 87.
Taylor wins double gold to lead area track standouts at state meet - The Tribune

2 weeks ago | irontontribune.com | Jim Walker

Published 12:16 am Sunday, June 8, 2025 By JIM [email protected] — This meet was Taylor-made. In a dominating performance, South Point Pointers senior Derrick Taylor was an easy winner in two events at the Ohio High School Athletic Association state track meet this weekend at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium. As expected, Taylor won the shot put and discus in convincing fashion.
Villages plan activities around July 4 - The Tribune

2 weeks ago | irontontribune.com | Heath Harrison

Published 12:00 am Sunday, June 8, 2025 Family Fun Days, Partyin the Park, fireworks among eventsWith Independence Day approaching the villages of South Point and Coal Grove both have events planned around the July 4 week. In Coal Grove, the long-running Family Fun Days festival will make its return July 2-3, from 5-10 p.m. each day.
‘Trailheads of remembrance’ - The Tribune

3 weeks ago | irontontribune.com | Heath Harrison

Published 12:00 am Saturday, June 7, 2025 Appalachian Freedom Heritage markers unveiled in IrontonTwo dedication ceremonies took place on Wednesday in Ironton, as Appalachian Freedom Heritage markers were unveiled at Quinn Chapel AME and the Campbell House. The markers, which document the history of the Underground Railroad in the region, “span nine counties across three states,” Marty Conley, tourism director for the Lawrence County Economic Development Corporation, said.
Chesapeake's Pater will cheer for Marshall - The Tribune

3 weeks ago | irontontribune.com | Jim Walker

Published 8:18 pm Thursday, June 5, 2025 By JIM [email protected] — Go Panthers! Go Herd! Go Realize Your Dream!All three cheers belong to Lauren Pater after earning a scholarship to cheer for the Marshall Thundering Herd. A cheerleader since she was 5-years-old, Pater has spent most of her life cheering and hoping to extend her career beyond high school. “I had to try out and make the team before I had my signing,” said the Chesapeake High School senior.
Bobcats can't dig out of early hole in loss to Green Wave - The Tribune

3 weeks ago | irontontribune.com | Jim Walker

Published 2:42 am Thursday, June 5, 2025 By JIM [email protected] — It was even close to matching the national debt, but the Green Bobcats found themselves in a run deficit crisis. Green fell behind by six runs early and ended up losing 7-1 to the Newark Catholic Green Wave on Wednesday in the Division 7 regional semifinals.
Lady Luck avoids Ironton in regional finals loss - The Tribune

3 weeks ago | irontontribune.com | Jim Walker

Published 2:40 am Thursday, June 5, 2025 By JIM [email protected] — There’s no truth to the rumor that the Graham Falcons’ bats were either wearing glasses or contact lenses. In a frustration series of hits, the Falcons hit the ball softly but accurately into open spots as they beat the Ironton Fighting Tigers 5-1 in the Division 5 Region 20 championship game on Wednesday.