At the January 9 Organizational Meeting of the Barnesville Exempted Village School Board, Leslie Shultz was selected by members to lead the body this year. Ed Eberhart was selected as vice president.
Four members of the six council members were present for the first meeting of the new calendar year. Absent from the meeting were Steven Hill and Brian Yarnall.
Mother Nature continued to impact the lives of eastern Ohio residents this week continuing a pattern of winter weather that began the weekend before when the first snowstorm of the new year forced the cancellation of schools, sporting events, public meetings and many businesses.
Will 2025 be a Year of Promise for Barnesville? Opinion by Bruce Yarnall Collectively, we all just turned the corner to a new year meaning 2024 is now in the ‘history books”. The new year provides a “clean slate” to start over and look anew at the community and its prospects for a prosperous 2025. […]
WVU Medicine Barnesville Hospital earned national recognition for
its efforts to increase organ, eye, and tissue donor registrations through the 2024 DoNation
Campaign.
Barnesville Council Work Session. The council’s meeting with representatives of the Barnesville State Theater Company group to discuss renovations of the State Theater on West Main Street slated for Monday, January 6 was postponed due to weather conditions. The meeting will now take place at 11:00 Tuesday, January 21 in council chambers. Goshen […]
News from area businesses is profiled each week on Barnesville Area News.
Barnesville is set to receive almost $25,000 to develop ball fields off of Pultney Avenue.
Belmont County Sheriff James G. Zusack recently recognized employees for their good work.
The Belmont County Coroner’s Office recently released an Annual Statistics Review covering the past four years, 2021-2024.