Despite being pegged as one of the nation’s next boom towns, Iron Gate has struggled throughout its 136-year history to maintain its designation as an incorporated town due to an economy in constant flux, a dwindling tax base, and rising costs. Now, faced with a crippling judgment against it and no one running in November’s general election to hold seats for its top political posts, Iron Gate has to confront an uncertain future. Here, a postcard…
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