David E. Malloy is a journalist based in Huntington, West Virginia. He is a regular contributor to the Herald Dispatch, covering local news and events in the area. His articles often focus on crime, court cases, local politics, and community development.
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David E. Malloy's coverage focuses heavily on local crime, legal proceedings, and government & politics in the West Virginia and Ohio area, with a particular emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories.
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By: David E. Malloy
IRONTON — The following information was compiled from Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office reports:
By: David E. Malloy
IRONTON — A Greenup County man was indicted last week on charges of aggravated vehicular assault, failure to stop after an accident and operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
By: David E. Malloy
ASHLAND — Steve Gilmore, a former Ashland mayor, city commissioner, former superintendent of schools and Ashland Tomcat basketball coach, will be greatly missed, according to people who knew him.
IRONTON — A Lawrence County man was sentenced Wednesday in Lawrence County Common Pleas Court to nine to 13 years in prison in a drug case.
IRONTON — Lawrence County has been awarded $1 million to support the development of brownfield sites, according to state Sen. Shane Wilkin, R-Hillsboro.
CHESAPEAKE, Ohio — Bids for construction of the Chesapeake Bypass, also called the Tri-State Outer Belt, and work on the long-anticipated roadway from Chesapeake to Proctorville are scheduled to begin next year.
CHESAPEAKE, Ohio — Construction of the Chesapeake Bypass, also called the Tri-State Outer Belt, is scheduled to begin next year.
IRONTON — A Portsmouth woman faces four years in prison in a drug case after pleading guilty Wednesday in Lawrence County Common Pleas Court.
IRONTON — Two Detroit-area men were indicted on drug charges last week by a Lawrence County grand jury.
SOUTH POINT, Ohio — A number of big construction projects are underway or scheduled to start in 2025, according to Bill Dingus, executive director of the Lawrence County Chamber of
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