William (Bill) John Williams, 80, of Jacobsburg, OH, passed away Sunday, November 10, 2024, in Wheeling Hospital surrounded by family. He was born January 27, 1944, on Pipe Creek in Jacobsburg, son of the late James Wesley Williams and Christina Louise Briggs Williams. Bill was a retired truck mechanic and millwright for Ormet in Hannibal, […]
This week, a few weeks after the third anniversary of the end of our beloved Barnesville Enterprise, the weekly Facebook and email posts featuring local news migrate over to its own website.
A fast moving brush fire Sunday afternoon along Skyline Drive west of Piedmont Lake and north of Sewellsville burnt several acres, totaled a pontoon boat and motorhome camper.
Mayor Jake Hershberger opened the meeting by praising the efforts of the Barnesville football team and noted with approval the high turnout for Halloween events.
The expansion, funded in part by an Ohio Jobs grant, will create 15 new jobs at the Barnesville facility.
Bethesda Mayor and Army Veteran Robert Flannagan has added another World War II cannon to his restoration list.
Noble County recorded the highest voter turnout in the greater Barnesville area with 76.44 percent of registered voters casting ballots.
Barnesville Hutton Memorial Library Memorials/Donations Weeks of November 1 and November 8, 2024 The Berenstain Bears’ Stories Of Family And Friendship by Stan Berenstain given in honor of Carrigan Goodson and Kelli Haney of the Belmont County Health Department by The Barnesville Kiwanis Club. Gooseberry Patch: Go-To Recipes For A 13×9 Pan given in memory […]
The Belmont County jinx of the Scioto County Wheelersburg Pirates continues unblemished as the invaders Beat Union Local 28-23 at Morristown last night.
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