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Soleil Woolard

Reporter · US

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Jul 17, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · Soleil Woolard swoolard@hdmediallc.com

    Lawrence County Fair festivities continue the fun into the weekend (opens the original)

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    PROCTORVILLE, Ohio — The annual Lawrence County Fair has returned to Proctorville for a week of fun, entertainment and giving back to the community. The fair has amusement park rides, laser tag and fair food, but it also has the work of 4-H students. 4-H students are at the fair almost all week, whether it be presenting animals, showcasing their projects, or even a livestock costume contest. On Wednesday, 4-H projects regarding shooting sports, natural resources, STEM, and animal sciences were

  2. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Soleil Woolard swoolard@hdmediallc.com

    Residents concerned after Mason County data center construction site floods again (opens the original)

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    POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — A Mason County resident said recent construction and flooding in their neighborhood has left them in a state of grief. The Monarch Compute Campus being built by Nscale flooded again Saturday, resulting in damage to the surrounding community. According to residents on University Lane, located beside the data center construction site, this has been the third flood in their neighborhood. "They flooded the center of this street Memorial Day weekend and it was horrific. It w

  3. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · Soleil Woolard swoolard@hdmediallc.com

    Fill the Freezers campaign returns to Lawrence County (opens the original)

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    Lawrence County is again fighting food insecurity at this year’s fair by filling freezers. The Lawrence County Community Foundation’s Fill the Freezer campaign is returning to the Lawrence County Fair on July 18 to provide community members and food pantries with necessary protein. The Fill the Freezer campaign allows livestock buyers at the fair to donate their market lamb, hog, beef or turkey purchases. Through a partnership with Lawrence County Fair Board, local 4-H and FFA members, meat

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