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This summer, high school seniors and recent high school graduates had the opportunity to earn workforce credential certifications and gain access to internships and job opportunities through an innovative partnership between GRIT Ohio and Belmont College.
Early Tuesday morning, work crews arrived on site at 137 East South Street and began demolishing the historic brick residence on a lot at the corner of East South and South Arch streets, lot 77 of the original 1808 Barnesville village plat.
Union Local Afterburner Committee is proud to announce the official acquisition of a retired United States Air Force F-16 Thunderbird Jet, which will be permanently displayed on campus as a tribute to American military service, aviation history, and community spirit reflecting the official mascot of the school.
“Movie Magic on Main” will take center stage on West Main Street, Saturday, July 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Two golfing events are set to take place this month to benefit Barnesville organizations, including for the Barnesville Shamrock Athletic Director and Barnesville’s K-9 Unit.
Hospital officials were joined by local politicians and the community to formally introduce the St. Clairsville Neighborhood Hospital Friday morning, July 18. The Grand Opening ceremonies took place at the new medical facility located along Route 40 near Plaza West on the site of a former auto parts supply store.
More than 30 people joined a guided tour of one of Ohio’s significant prehistoric sites on Saturday, organized by the Belmont County Victorian Mansion Museum.
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.