Enterprise Album
Travel back in time through photographs depicting the history and events of the greater Barnesville Area.
Travel back in time through photographs depicting the history and events of the greater Barnesville Area.
Travel back in time through the pages of the former Barnesville Enterprise and Barnesville Whetstone newspapers.
Here are Pumpkin Festival highlights for Thursday, September 25.
New Concord’s Bill Neptune claimed the King Pumpkin Title Wednesday night at the 2025 Barnesville Pumpkin Festival Weigh Off.
Businesses and volunteers decorated the Barnesville retail windows. The categories for judging were: Antiques/Collectibles, Fall Display, Royalty, Retail Merchants, and Best of Show. The first place in each category and the Best of Show award were presented with trophies. Second and third places received ribbons. Judging took place on Tuesday evening. Main Street Barrel House, […]
The official weigh in of the Barnesville Pumpkin Festival will be livestreamed on the Belmont County Tourism Council Facebook page. The broadcast is a a production of JB Digital Media.
The 72-page 2025 Barnesville Pumpkin Festival Tab is available online on the festival’s official website.
The Barnesville Pumpkin Festival’s new Pumpkin Market is ready for visitors to explore vendors and children’s activities.
Visitors may find this Pumpkin Market in the East Main Street parking lot between Avenues of Barnesville and Cheffy Drugs.
Barnesville Schools Director of Food and Nutrition, Brian Saner, shared the October breakfast and lunch menus. Remember that all students can eat breakfast and lunch for free this year. Extras are available for an additional charge.
During the chamber choir class, Music Instructor Devin Blair announces the winners for bracket #4. Round One to determine this year’s high school musical has been completed.