Barnesville Selected in 2001 as one of Ohio’s ‘Best Places to Live’
This year’s selection of Barnesville as one of Ohio’s Best Hometowns it appears is not the first time Ohio Magazine has discovered the community.
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This year’s selection of Barnesville as one of Ohio’s Best Hometowns it appears is not the first time Ohio Magazine has discovered the community.
It was cold but a good crowd showed up early Saturday evening to view the Barnesville Lighted Christmas Parade.
A popular event during the day Saturday was the ice skating rink located on the West Main Street village parking lot.
Barnesville was officially recognized as one of Ohio’s Best Hometowns by Ohio Magazine on Saturday afternoon.
Santa greeted the community’s little ones following the Barnesville Lighted Christmas Parade Saturday night at the historic State Theater.
Incarcerated fathers at The Belmont Correctional Institution spent time with their loved ones on Friday, participating in Christmas activities for the holiday season.
Thursday was a momentous day for the village of Belmont. Work crews completed metal roof framing on the equipment portion of the new $3.4 million fire station at 101 N. John Street .
The JB Green Team, responsible for recycling in Belmont and Jefferson counties, is a Pilot Program is set to run for six months (November 2025 – April 2026) allowing the residents of the two counties to properly dispose of their E-Waste.
Miss the Barnesville Lighted Christmas Parade? You can watch it right here!
The Christmas holiday event will take place from 4-8 p.m. on Dec. 13 at the Lantern Lighter Ranch, 66543 Waymor Road, Quaker City (Fairview area).