New Roadside Rest Stops Highlight Local Tourist Spots
The two new Belmont County Roadside Rest Stops that opened in March feature local tourist sites ranging from natural history to and recreation to the area’s storied history.
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The two new Belmont County Roadside Rest Stops that opened in March feature local tourist sites ranging from natural history to and recreation to the area’s storied history.
Upcoming family reunion details are shared.
Residents, former residents and visitors from far and wide enjoyed the three-day Ohio Hills Folk Festival at Quaker City last week, July 10-12.
The 35th rendition of the Epworth Park Cottage Owners’ Chautauqua Days Festival took place the weekend of July 12-13 at the historic park that got its start as a Methodist church camp in 1870.
Business announcements and developments over the past week are profiled.
Travel back in time through photos related to the history of the greater Barnesville Area.
Allie New, field representative for U.S. Congressman Michael Rulli, attended the groundbreaking for the new $3.4 million Belmont fire station Tuesday. Following the ceremony, New read a proclamation from the congressman.
he alumni banquet for the Smith Township High School in Centerville is canceled this year. The committee made the decision after failing to get additional help from alumni, as volunteers, and said they regret this decision.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine ordered the flags of the United States and the State of Ohio to be flown at half-staff upon all public buildings and grounds throughout Belmont, Jefferson, Monroe, Noble, and Washington counties as well as at the Ohio Statehouse, Vern Riffe Center, and Rhodes Tower in honor of the life and service of former state Representative Jack Cera.
The Barnesville Area Education Foundation (BAEF) provides funds for local education systems and improvements that might not otherwise be available through public funding.