Union Local High School is inviting agencies to share career opportunities and “make a lasting impact” at its career fair this spring.
The career fair will take place from 8:30-11:30 a.m. on April 24 in the gymnasium, 66779 Belmont-Morristown Rd., Belmont.
The deadline to submit nominations for the Barnesville Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year is Wednesday, April 1.
At state tournament competition this past weekend Barnesville Middle School athletes Hadley Betts came in 4th in girls’ competition in the 116-pound weight class and Jacob Ralston took 8th place in the boys’ 114-pound division.
This nondescript 1.5-story frame house at 771 East Main Street is on borrowed time. At last night’s Barnesville Village Council meeting, members approved a demolition permit for the structure.
Local representatives of Buckeye Whitetail Nation recently donated $1,200 toward the purchase of four Indian Backpack Fire Pumps that have been added to the Barnesville Fire Department.
Former Shadyside councilman Nick Ferrelli is seeking the Belmont County auditor position.
Cindi Henry, Belmont County auditor, is seeking re-election after first taking office in 2020.
The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District (MWCD) announces that Dana Ohman joined the organization in January as Chief of Conservation.
In addition to Barnesville, three other area fire departments are receiving state grants as part of a $7.997 million grant program that will benefit 190 departments in 49 Ohio counties.
Belmont County Juvenile and Probate Court Judge Albert E. Davis brough his annual Mock Trail program to Barnesville Middle School this past week. The goal of the program that the judge conducts each school year is to educate local middle and high school students about the juvenile court system, legal consequences, and rehabilitation. The programs […]