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News and new material added to the stacks at at Barnesville Hutton Memorial Library for the week of July 10 is shared.
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News and new material added to the stacks at at Barnesville Hutton Memorial Library for the week of July 10 is shared.
Meetings the week of July 13-17 includes Barnesville Village Council Meeting. The agenda for that meeting is accessible on t his page.
The incoming rain did not prevent the first-ever Barnesville Freedom Parade from going as planned on July 5 as part of the village’s “America 250” celebration.
The Quaker City Volunteer Fire Department’s Firemen’s Royalty” was announced at the beginning of the 2026 Ohio Hills Folk Festival Thursday night.
“Managing Your Privacy Settings on an I-Phone”, an AARP/South Central Power tech class directed towards seniors will take place on July 17 at Barnesville Hutton Memorial Library.
The recently reroofed Barnesville Depot will be open for BHS alumni who gather on the train station grounds for the 5th Annual ‘All Grad’ Parade on Saturday. Members of the Barnesville Depot Committee will be on hand from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
As Barnesville fills this weekend with hundreds of alumni, their families and friends for the 5th Annual All Grad Parade, visitors are reminded to check the graduating class composites that fill many downtown storefronts.
Barnesville Police Log excerpts are created from information gleaned from individual “record reports” provided to Barnesville Area News by the Barnesville Police Department. This report covers June 29 through July 5.
The next book discussion for the A Novel Bunch Book Club at the Bethesda Public Library is “Broken Country” by Clare Leslie Hall It takes place at the library at 3 p.m., Monday, July 13 at the library, 112 N. Main Street, Bethesda.
Many Barnesville businesses and residents celebrated America’s 250th birthday with patriotic decorations and displays.