Lawrence County, Ohio
From rolling hills to forests teeming with life, Lawrence County is rich in history and tradition. Originally a hub for timber, coal and natural gas, Lawrence County has offered a bounty of natural beauty that continues to inspire and amaze us.
Uniquely situated at the southernmost point of Ohio, towns throughout Lawrence County retain their small-town character while enjoying close proximity to the larger cities of Huntington, West Virginia and Ashland, Kentucky. Small town values are deeply ingrained here, with friendly and welcoming faces everywhere you go. Heritage runs deep here and pride is strong. Whether cheering on one of the local high school football teams, or coming together as a community to help our neighbors in need, the people of Lawrence County rise to the call, and rise to the occasion.
The city of Ironton, Ohio acts as the county seat and is home to the Lawrence County Courthouse which house many of the county’s departments and agencies.
Discover the stunning beauty and rich heritage of Lawrence County and let it welcome you home.
The Lawrence County Buzz
Each month, the office of the Lawrence County Commissioners release a newsletter with helpful event reminders and updates about projects and initiatives in Lawrence County. Click below for read or download this month’s newsletter.
LATEST ARTICLES
Commissioner Meetings Minutes, Agendas, Public Bid Notices, and News
Lawrence County Community Foundation Fund Application Deadline Approaching
Lawrence County Community Foundation Fund Application Deadline Approaching CLICK HERE TO APPLY
Broadband Now – Take the Survey
Broadband Now – Take the Survey In the last several years, we
2022 Christmas Display Planning
2022 Christmas Display Planning August 10, 2022 Dear Local Partner, The
Child Support Coloring Contest
Child Support Coloring Contest Children are invited to enter a statewide
PROJECT FIRST IMPRESSION
Project First Impression is a collaboration between the Lawrence County Commissioners and the Lawrence-Scioto Solid Waste Management District. This initiative brings together law enforcement, trustees, mayors, officeholders, and citizens to work as one and stop people from illegally dumping and littering throughout the county.