Barnesville, Bethesda Council Races Certified
The Belmont County Board of Elections has released final certified results of the November 4 election.
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The Belmont County Board of Elections has released final certified results of the November 4 election.
New material at the Barnesville Hutton Memorial Library the week of November 14.
A Novel Bunch Book Club will discuss “Three Days in June” by Anne Tyler at 3 p.m. Dec. 8 at the Bethesda Public Library.
Girl Scouts Troop #10124 is hosting Breakfast with Santa from 8-11 a.m., November 29 at the New Life Center, First Christian Church, 219 W. Church Street.
The next Belmont Breakfast Session will feature the Belmont County’s Current Agricultural Use Value tax break program for agricultural land.
Western Belmont County excerpts from the Belmont County Sheriff’s Office Call Logs covering various dates from November 7 through November 12 are reported below. November 7, 2025 10:00 am — Warren Township. A deputy carried out an eviction. Child Protective Services was contacted since a minor was involved. 2:28 pm — Warren Township. Deputies served […]
Decorators gathered at the Victorian Mansion Museum Wednesday evening to see their efforts come together and celebrate the start of the Christmas season with music and food.
In a recent hellbender salamander survey, teams found healthy, juvenile salamanders and eggs in Captina Creek in Belmont County.
The Ohio State University, Columbus Zoo and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources conducted a recent survey for the Eastern Hellbender salamander, replicating and expanding on a survey done in 2009. This is a two-year survey, and agencies just finished their first field season.
During the early years of the pumpkin festival, parish members of the Church of the Assumption sold horseradish during the four-day September street fair. According to AI instructions: “to harvest and prepare horseradish, dig up the root in the fall after a frost or in early spring, then wash, peel, and chop it. For preparation, […]
Travel back in time each week through the pages of the former Barnesville Enterprise and former Barnesville Whetstone newspapers.