Barnesville August Police Report
Barnesville Rocky Sirianni, reports August department activities.
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Enterprise Album
While area public school pupils started classes three weeks ago, students at Olney Friends School arrived on campus and started classes this week for a more traditional school start of “after Labor Day.” These male students were enrolled in French Class at Olney in September 1920, one hundred-five years ago. One of the first community […]
Hometown Supports Coach Sawvel
AKRON – Over 100 Barnesville residents and natives showed up at InfoCison Stadium last Thursday night to support local native Jay Sawvel as his University of Wyoming Cowboys took on the Akron University Zips. The University’s website noted “the Cowboys posted the first shut out in a season opener since the 1977 season with […]
Chamber Meet Planned for Youth Center
The next chamber meeting will take place Wednesday, September 10.
Barnesville Street Paving Begins Next Monday
The Village of Barnesville will begin its 2025 Street Improvements Program the week of September 8 as long as Mother Nature cooperates!
Barnesville Retains Bill Dowler Trophy
Barnesville retained the coveted Bill Dowler Trophy Friday night as the Shamrocks tamed the Meadowbrook Colts 51-21 at Shamrock Stadium. Junior Trey Toliver was named Dairy Queen Player of the Game with 191 yards rushing on 26 carries. Toliver also scored four touchdowns. Senior Koby Jones had 88 yards rushing on 2 carries and scored […]
Barnesville Mobile Market
Barnesville Mobile Market will take place at Barnesville Memoria Park, Friday, September 5.
Smith, Union townships Clean Ups Scheduled
The annual clean up by township trustees and JB Green Team for residents of various townships continues in September for two western Belmont County townships.
Ohio SE Hires Engagement and Partnership Manager
hio Southeast Economic Development (OhioSE) has appointed Amber Kohler as its new Manager of Engagement and Partnerships. Kohler, a Norwich native, began her role on August 19.
Ohio: The Birthplace of 4-H
Today, 4-H serves as the United States’ largest youth development organization, supporting nearly six million youth annually as they build lifelong skills and grow into young leaders. However, the beginnings of 4-H can be traced back to Clark County, Ohio, where the first meeting was held more than 120 years ago.