Chilifest continues to be popular draw
Published 12:00 am Thursday, March 16, 2023
- The annual Lawrence County Developmental Disabilities Chilifest took place at Open Door School in Coal Grove on Saturday. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
22nd year for the DD fundraiser brings in hundreds
South Point council member Marlene Arthur takes part in a cake walk at the Lawrence County Developmental Disabilities Chilifest on Saturday. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
COAL GROVE — They came by the hundreds on Saturday and for a good case.
As is typically the case, it was a packed house for Lawrence County Developmental Disabilities annual Chilifest, which took place at Open Door School in Coal Grove.
This year’s event brought more than 20 chili cooks, comprised of individuals and groups, Julie Monroe, superintendent for LCDD, said.
“It’s been bigger this year,” she said of the crowd, which was up from 2022, when winter weather hit the region on the event’s date.
This was the 22nd year for Chilifest and the second year in its home at Open Door School.
The event previously took place at Dawson-Bryant High School, but moved to Open Door when the school relocated to
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