Publish an obituary in Hometown Focus

WHAT IS PUBLISHED FOR FREE:

  • HTF will publish a full obituary and a photo (if desired) on our website free of charge.
  • HTF will publish an abbreviated obituary (no photos) in the print edition of the newspaper free of charge.

HOW TO PAY FOR A FULL OBITURARY:

  • A full obituary and a photo (if desired) published in the print edition of the newspaper is charged by the column inch.
  • Once HTF receives the obituary, photo and your request for a full obituary, we will provide you with the cost prior to publication.
  • Payment is due prior to publication and can be handled by phone if paying with a credit card.

The deadline for submission of the print edition obituaries (both full and abbreviated) is first thing Thursday morning, although sooner is always better.

Please email: editor@htfnews.us

Indoor insect pests




The pests that ravage houseplants reproduce rapidly and don’t have natural predators that keep their numbers in check. Once leaves become limp, curled or discolored, there is little hope left. Spider mites leave tell-tale webbing while sucking out plant juices. Diligence with insecticidal soap may control them. Mealy bugs are seen as fluffy white masses along the stems and joints […]

SpaceLIFT



Decorator Secret: What’s the right height to hang a chandelier? How To: Let’s assume you have an 8 foot ceiling. A good guideline is to make sure the fixture hangs at least 32” from the bottom of the fixture to the top of the table. If your ceiling is higher add 3 inches for every foot of additional ceiling height. […]

SALOME’S STARS



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Range of the Arts celebration begins



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Attorney Richards joins Honkanen Law Office



VIRGINIA – Long-time Iron Range litigator Carver Richards has joined the Law Office of Erik J. Honkanen as partner, making the firm Honkanen & Richards, S.C. Richards brings 40 years of legal experience to the Virginia law firm. Richards will be moving into new practice areas to take full advantage of his long-time experience, including crafting business arrangements, opening up […]

Free waste reduction training offered



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Leoni presents at annual EMS conference



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