The Barnesville Pumpkin Festival Queen’s Pageant was held at Barnesville High School Auditorium on Sunday. The 2025 pageant winners are Queen Ella Keller, Bellaire; Princess Maggie Schnegg, Barnesville; and Mini Miss Rose Jefferis, Barnesville. Judging is based on a private interview, a talent presentation, an on-stage speech, and evening gown modeling. This year’s judges included […]
Sunday afternoon, the Eyes of Freedom motorcade arrived, led by Barnesville Police and followed by a motorcycle brigade. Once in town, the Barnesville Fire Department joined in the escort through the “Flag Bridge” created by ladder fire trucks. The Eyes of Freedom Opening Ceremony is Monday, September 22, at 6:00 pm in the Barnesville Middle […]
Here are Pumpkin Festival highlights for Sunday, September 21.
Where’s the Great Pumpkin? A History Detectives of Belmont County History Hunt is set for the Barnesville Community during next week’s Barnesville Pumpkin Festival.
The Country Store at Quaker City will be the scene Saturday for an Ohio Hills Folk Festival Committee fundraiser featuring great food options.
The Watt Center prepares for another book sale: this time with around 15,000 books available.
Customer Appreciation Day is underway at all three Woodsfield Savings Bank locations Friday from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
The “Eyes of Freedom” display will be escorted into town Sunday afternoon.
Staff and officers of Captina Conservancy have been busy in recent months holding events, improving and getting conservancy owned and associated properties ready for fall and meeting with land trust officials and advocates from throughout the county.
Several activities are scheduled at Bethesda Public Library this fall.