The Dickinson Cattle Company is opening its ranch gates to visitors this summer with the opening of its annual Longhorn Head to Tail Tours, offering guests an up-close look at Texas Longhorn cattle, southeastern Ohio history and the diversified ranch operation north of Barnesville.
The June Chamber of Commerce meeting will take place at noon, June 10 at the Blue Moon Tavern, 126 W. Main Street,.
Current construction activity at the corner of Main and Chestnut streets.
hio Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jim Tressel, and Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik last week announced $61 million in grants to help communities in 75 counties clean up contaminated properties and prepare them for new life
The east wall of the historic building at 111 W. Main Street was missing this week.
In the pre-dawn hours of Friday morning, Village of Barnesville employees hung over 50 flower baskets from decorative downtown streetlamps. The project is a joint venture between the village and the Barnesville Chamber of Commerce.
Barnesville Middle School eighth graders had the opportunity to step outside the classroom and experience the real world through a career shadowing day on two consecutive Fridays.
Kathy Blon, R.N., of Barnesville Hospital and Rachel Hupp, R.N. of Harrison Community Hospital were recently honored with the DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses, which recognizes nurses who demonstrate exceptional compassion and dedication to their patients, families, and colleagues.
Students throughout the Barnesville Exempted Village School District participated in a community service day Monday, helping local businesses and organizations across the village.
American Legion Post 168 has been honored as the Best of 2026 Belmont County Award winner in the Veterans Organization category, an honor based on verified Google review data analyzed and certified by BusinessRate.