Barnesville native David Reynard released his new book that explores his medical journey while overcoming adversity.
Reynard, who lives in Middletown, released his book, Stronger Than Before: Surviving Medical Tragedy and Discovering Life’s Second Act, on July 18. This memoir follows Reynard’s survival and transformation during his medical crisis.
The house at 775 E. Main Street will soon be no more. It is located just west of commercial buildings that currently house a carry out, offices, a beauty salon and restaurant often referred to as Binns Plaza.
The BHM Mental Health & Recovery Board Annual Report is available.
The Haven Christian Youth Center welcomed Jean Cooper to serve as the director for the new school year.
The Barnesville Area Chamber of Commerce will bring Christmas festivities to the village this December with the help of the community.
The Chamber of Commerce is still looking for people to set up at Christmas in the Park, vendors for Christmas in the Ville and sponsors for the ice skating rink.
The Barnesville State Theater Project is one of three historic preservation projects awarded a $10,000 donation from the South Central Power Company this fall. The donation was matched by Co-Bank, a South Central lender.
The Kiwanis Club of Barnesville has launched its second annual Christmas Ornament Walk, a holiday fundraiser supporting local children in need, with 25 organizations participating.
The unofficial vote totals for Bethesda Village Council was released on Friday.
On November 5, the BHS volleyball team celebrated its season with the 2025 Awards Banquet.
The Barnesville Chamber is selling raffle chances to win a customized cornhole board. The drawing will take place on Dec. 6.