News from Barnesville Hutton Memorial Library
News and new material added to the stacks at at Barnesville Hutton Memorial Library for the week of July 10 is shared.
News and new material added to the stacks at at Barnesville Hutton Memorial Library for the week of July 10 is shared.
At more than 100 locations throughout the State of Ohio including Barnesville, the Declaration of Independence was read at 6 p.m. Wednesday evening.
Bethesda’s Epworth Park will be on stage this weekend as residents of the park celebrate Chautauqua Days, a weekend of activities, food and entertainment.
The following new material was added to the stacks at Barnesville Hutton Memorial Library the week of July 3, 2026.
elmont County Tourism and along with the Belmont County Wall That Heals Planning Committee are proud to announce American Legion St. Clairsville Post 159 as the Presenting Sponsor of The Wall That Heals, the traveling Vietnam Veterans Memorial exhibit that will visit Belmont County October 1–4, 2026.
Ohio University Eastern student TyLynn Smith has been selected for the highly competitive Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program (URAP) through the Honors Tutorial College at Ohio University.
Noted calligrapher artist Sharon Hanse will present a special exhibit at the Artworks Around Town Gallery in Wheeling’s Centre Market, 2000 Market Street in July.
The Belmont County Historical Society will sponsor a special field trip to Raven Rocks on Tuesday, July 9, offering participants the opportunity to explore one of southern Belmont County’s most remarkable natural and historical areas.
Among the many attractions at the 2026 Ohio Hills Folk Festival in Quaker City, Ohio will be a quilt show hosted by The Who Cooks For You Quilt Guild. Quilts will be on display at the Central Christian Church on Broadway Street Thursday through Saturday, July 9-11.
Barnesville’s local band Flushed kicked off The Sunday Stage concert series at the Barnesville State Theater on June 21.