The Belmont County Wagon Train returns May 29–31, bringing a once-a-year tradition back to the Historic National Road and communities across the county. Be sure to check out the flyer below for the full list of stops and travel route throughout the weekend.
Barnesville Village Council approved a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) resolution with the Village of Fairview at the Monday, May 18 meeting for the upcoming water line extension project for distribution of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds.
The Dickinson Cattle Company is opening its ranch gates to visitors this summer with the opening of its annual Longhorn Head to Tail Tours, offering guests an up-close look at Texas Longhorn cattle, southeastern Ohio history and the diversified ranch operation north of Barnesville.
Olney Friends School will award diplomas to seven graduating seniors during its 188th Commencement Exercises on June 6, 2026.
BARNESVILLE — Last week, Barnesville High School’s varsity boys and girls track and field teams participated in the 2026 Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) Division 4 and Division 5 District Tournament. The tournament lasted two days on May 18 and May 21. Final results for it can be found here. As for the Shamrocks, […]
The Shamrock robotics team and their families held an awards banquet in the high school cafeteria.
Immediately following the Memorial Day parade, members of American Legion Epworth Post #90, conducted their annual Memorial Day service in honor of those men and women who died in service to our nation.
Continuing a long-standing tradition of the Bethesda community’s annual Memorial Day parade drew a good hometown crowd Monday morning. Thankfully, Mother Nature who peppered the area with persistent downpours over the past week, took a break during the parade and program that followed.
Richard Dale Gibson and Tony Householder, graduates of Barnesville High School, will be inducted into the Barnesville Area Education Foundation Hall of Fame at the annual Barnesville Alumni Banquet on July 11.
The monthly newsletter distributed by the Belmont County Committee on Aging is now available online free of charge to subscribers.