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Dr. Amanda Fisher, Belmont County Coroner and owner of Fisher Family and Sport Chiropractic at 712 West Main Street, Barnesville, is accepting flood relief donations for those who were impacted by the flash flooding in Ohio County, West Virginia Saturday night.
Over 40 residents attended a water project meeting at the Pennyroyal Opera House in Fairview on June 5. A second meeting is set for Tuesday, June 17.
Cemetery volunteers needed and a church concerts highlight church and religious news this week.
Thankfully, stubborn Mother Nature, who threatened stormy conditions early Saturday morning, had a change of heart and the Barnesville Fire and EMS Youth Fishing Tournament went on without a hitch. The contest resulted in a record catch of a 29-inch catfish. The winning fisherman was 15-year-old Zander Ankron. He claimed top honors at the […]
Mary Ann Clark Lucas, owner of the popular Schlepp’s Restaurant near Morristown, was honored by the Somerton Alumni Association Saturday night as the 2025 Alumnus of the Year.
News from Barnesville Hospital, the new To Go BP Station, Barnesville Do it Best Hardware, Joe’s Tires and Barnesville Chamber are featured.
The commercial building at 110 North Gardner Street that was erected in 1949 as the home for Kinney Motor Company, sold recently. The 4,000 square foot building last housed a used appliance store.
Governor Mike DeWine and BroadbandOhio have announced nearly $23.7 million in new funding to support broadband infrastructure expansion across Ohio.
A formal groundbreaking ceremony will take place at the historic Black Horse Inn, 320 Main Street, Morristown on Tuesday, June 24 at 10 a.m.
Instead of a monthly hike for July we will have a Bio Blitz. This event allows anybody to be a part of a Wildlife survey using a free Identification app called INaturalist.