What a cool spot to visit! It is probably a one-and-done for me, because it's not nearby, but it…read morewas fun to see in person after hearing about it for many years. It was also cold and rainy when we went and there were not a ton of people there (yet) the day before Halloween. It is a bit muddy, so wear some shoes you don't care about. Nice assortment of vendors and food trucks, but most of them had not yet opened for the evening. Some looked like they were just starting to open up as we were leaving. We had no trouble finding parking. Cute industrial Ohio River town with a beautiful house to be very proud of. Worth a visit.

This was such a cool spot to visit on Halloween! Even if you're not a fan of the holiday, it's…read morestill something that you won't see anywhere else. The detail in the carvings are very impressive and it's uplifting to see town members walk through and recognize their own art. The town may be small, but they band together to get the Pumpkin House ready every year. I highly recommend making a trip to Kenova for at least one Halloween.

If I could leave a negative review, I would. By far the worst business I've ever communicated with…read more All we needed was the death date added to the headstone, it was paid for a year ago, June 2025. PATTY GUARANTEED at the beginning of April that it would be completed NO LATER than Memorial Day. Here we are, still not completed. PATTY will screen your calls if she knows you are a repeat caller, so just call off someone else's phone if you need an update. Their excuse is always that the contract says "not responsible for delays outside of our control" but that is their excuse in order to STEAL from you and never complete the work. We were told today it may not be done until the FALL now. Absolutely disgusting behavior from a business dealing with grieving families.

The worst business I've ever seen purchased a headstone last year that they never ordered and have…read morebeen trying for 3 months now just to get the money back and refunded. DO NOT RECOMMEND ANYONE USE THIS BUSINESS. THIS PLACE NEEDS SHUT DOWN!!!!

The Oakley C. Collins Memorial Bridge is a striking cable-stayed structure that spans the Ohio…read moreRiver between Ironton, Ohio, and Russell, Kentucky, replacing the historic Ironton-Russell Bridge that had been built in 1922. It has a total length of 2616 feet and the main span is 900 feet, which is the longest every built by the Ohio Department of Transportation. It was completed in 2016 and is named for Oakley C. Collins, a longtime Ohio legislator who championed education and infrastructure in Lawrence County. The bridge has two lanes, one in each direction, with a four-foot shoulder on each side. It carries Ohio Route 93 between Ironton Ohio and Russell Kentucky. There is no toll to cross the bridge. And definitely come back at night for the blue LED lighting. [Review 616 of 2025 - 308 in Kentucky - 24177 overall]

The western gate to the Mountain State. The name Kenova is from Ken (Kentucky) O (Ohio) Va…read more(Virginia) and it was settled before WV was even a state. Kenova was founded in 1859 and West Virginia became a state in 1863. Kenova has always been like a second home to me. It is a great little city and a bunch of little shops and businesses to explore. I still have family in the city and even lived here for a bit with my grandmother during college summer breaks. This visit was to hang out with relatives and grab a bite to eat. Some highlights of the city include: -Dreamland Pool -Virginia Point Park -Town Square -Museum -Kenova Pumpkin House -Evaroni's Pizza I couldn't believe there was not a Yelp page for The City of Kenova and jumped at the chance to add this little gem for the region.

Boo! If I could pick zero stars I would. I have called them off and on about once a year for 12…read moreyears to fix the vases on my aunt and uncle's grave and it still isn't done. I called them today about putting my aunt's death date on the stone (this is the 2nd call about that) and I was told that unless I can provide the original contract she signed in the 70s it will cost $200! I'm pretty sure they have a copy of that contract or else they wouldn't tell me they'll come to do the vases. Nobody buys a headstone and doesn't pay to have it engraved. Sorry I'm not stupid, I know when I'm being ripped off. All they want is to sell the stones and then wash their hands of you. Also, they couldn't be a ruder bunch. I felt like I was being argued with from 'Hello'.

NEVER ever,ever,ever....did in mention never do any business with this company. They are the most…read morerude and none caring people I have ever dealt with in my entire life.....I regret having to hit one star because that's the only way ppl we see this this!....I'd rather put a rock from the river as a headstone than use these guys.If they were the last monument company on the earth,if I couldn't get that rock from the river.....I'd use a dog turd.