Twice-Told Tales Redux
Travel back in time through the pages of the former Barnesville Enterprise and former Barnesville Whetstone newspapers.
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Travel back in time through the pages of the former Barnesville Enterprise and former Barnesville Whetstone newspapers.
Barnesville Police Log this week covers July 7 through July 13.
WOODSFIELD — Two Belmont County residents wanted on felony drug charges are now in custody after being located during a Monroe County drug raid. According to Sheriff Derek Norman, detectives were alerted around July 3 to the possible whereabouts of Santana T. McBride, 38, and Jamie A. Cole, 50, both of Lafferty, Ohio. The pair […]
The St. Mary’s Temperanceville annual picnic is back again this year for people to enjoy a day filled with food, bingo and prizes.
Food will be served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on July 27 at the St. Mary Temperanceville Church. Guests are welcome to stay after the serving of food for socialization.
The fundraising event will take place at the Barnesville VFW Post, Friday, July 18 beginning at 12 Noon.
The Union Local Rotary Club staged its annual Antique and Classic Car Show at Bethesda’s Epworth Park last Sunday, July 13, as a companion event to the Chautauqua Days Festival across the lake in the cottage area of the park.
Turning the earth at the future site of the Belmont Volunteer Fire Department’s new fire station Tuesday afternoon were several current and past members of the department along with the state director of the United States Department of Agriculture.
Travel back in time through images of the past in the Enterprise Album.
Barnesville resident Celia Rockwell is pictured the quilt awarded “Best of Show” at the 2025 Ohio Hills Folk Festival in Quaker City’s quilt show this past week.
Tom Harp, 1945 Barnesville High School graduate currently living in Pinehurst North Carolina, returned to Barnesville to celebrate his 80th class reunion.