Randy “Hoss” Hudson, 61, of Beallsville, Ohio passed away Friday, August 8, 2025 in Wheeling Hospital, Wheeling, West Virginia. He was born June 4, 1964 in Barnesville, Ohio, a son of Patty Crum VanDyne and the late Charles Lynn Hudson. Hoss had been a diesel mechanic for over 20 years and was most recently employed […]
The 2025 Barnesville Pumpkin Festival is less than two months away!
Barnesville Fire & EMS hosted the department’s annual Safety Day Saturday along West Church Street and in the fire station for youngsters and the “young at heart”.
Public meetings in the coming week include the Barnesville Village Council Meeting.
Paving along the expanded Railroad Street with pedestrian path got underway this past week between SR 147 and the Bethesda Street/Bethesda Street Extension.
The next Captina Science Pub, featuring native fishes of central Appalachia, is set for 6 p.m., August 25 at the Main Street Barrel House, 137 E. Main Street, Barnesville. Dr. Stuart Welsh, a research fish biologist for USGS and WVU Professor, will present an informative talk on the subject. Attendees are invited to come early […]
Charles Edward “Chuck” Monticello, 68, of Avella, PA, passed away Saturday morning, August 9, 2025, surrounded by his loved ones at the family farm. He was born on November 19, 1956, in Washington, PA, son of the late Peter William Monticello Jr. and Alice Louella (Huff) Monticello. From a young age it was clear that […]
Timothy M. Kubicek, age 17, of Lore City, OH, passed away Friday, August 8, 2025, as a result of an auto accident. Timothy was born on February 27, 2008, to Roy A. Kubicek of Lore City, OH, and Myra G. Carter Kubicek of Cambridge, OH. Timothy was a student at Buckeye Trail High School. He […]
As Ohio Magazine recognizes Barnesville among five great places to live, Barnesville leaders react with joy and pride to the honor.
Mayor Jake Hershberger wants the Village of Barnesville to celebrate this moment together.
Editors from the magazine visited villages and cities throughout the summer evaluating finalists in six categories—community spirit, education, entertainment, health and safety, business environment and culture and heritage.
The Barnesville Village Council recently passed a new ordinance allowing the operation of under-speed vehicles, low-speed vehicles, utility vehicles and mini-trucks, along with golf carts, on public roadways in the village.