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.
State Theater Company organizers are nearing their funding goal of $50,000 for their “100 in 100 days of summer” which will be matched in full.
A season of pouring rain has left some pumpkins failing and others growing as they compete to be named the 2025 King Pumpkin.
Several activities are scheduled at Bethesda Public Library this fall.
Information on the upcoming 61st Barnesville Pumpkin Festival posted on the organization’s Facebook Page this week is shared.
The Village of Barnesville chose to lease its land to Gulfport Energy Corporation for oil and gas after discussion at Monday evening’s council meeting.
The Belmont County Engineer’s Office will close Mt. Olivet Road just beyond the Barnesville Corporation Line next Wednesday.
Friday morning, Charles “Chip” Terrett, owner/pharmacist of the Corner Pharmacy, shared news the business had closed.
Barnesville Junior Women’s Club members have changed its name to Women’s Club to better reflect who club members are while it continues to work on projects in the community.
Project Lead the Way classes and the VEX V5 Robotics Competitions program have a new teacher ready to educate students about engineering principles.
Barnesville High School alumna Brianna Holskey has joined the Barnesville Exempted Village School District as the new PLTW and VEX Robotics teacher this year.