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The Barnesville High School Theater Department released the bracket sheet for the 2026 musical production choice. Each week, another round is revealed during chamber choir class and recorded live on TikTok. The TikTok video is posted to the Barnesville High School Theater Department Facebook page. Music Instructor Devin Blair said, “This is a fun way […]
The Barnesville Assumption Church held its parish picnic on Sunday, August 17, at the Barnesville Memorial Park in the Bunting Shelter House. Traditionally, the picnic happens on the Sunday nearest the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, August 15. Before dinner, Father Dave Cornett and the parishioners celebrated Mass. Inside Out BBQ, […]
Belmont Savings Bank will mark the institution’s 140th Birthday with a celebration at Union Square Park, Bellaire Tuesday from 5-8 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
The September meeting of the Belmont County Chapter, Ohio Genealogy Society, will take place September 14 at the Tri-State Military Veterans Museum located at 101 Barrister Street, Belmont. The meeting gets underway at 2 p.m. The program speaker will be Director Cheryl J. Skinner who will provide a tour and talke about the history of […]
CompassOhio, a statewide online and print publication, posted an online preview for the upcoming 61st Barnesville Pumpkin Festival.
Excerpts from the Barnesville Police Department log from August 25 through August 31 are reported.
At the August 25 village council meeting, Blue Moon Tavern Owner Susan Lapham’s request that she can serve alcohol at a chili cook off was a continuing discussion from the last meeting.
Village Administrator Roger Deal opened two bids for oil and gas leasing at the August 25 village council meeting.
Travel back in time through the pages of the former Barnesville Enterprise and former Barnesville Whetstone newspapers.
The Barnesville Police Department is taking a stronger role in enforcing the village’s property maintenance code, an issue that officials say remains a top concern for residents.