Barnesville Green Bronco are Ohio Valley League Champions
The Barnesville Green Bronco team finished off the season as Ohio Valley League Champions after defeating the Glen Dale Rebels 6-5 in an exciting comeback victory.
The Barnesville Green Bronco team finished off the season as Ohio Valley League Champions after defeating the Glen Dale Rebels 6-5 in an exciting comeback victory.
On Aug. 22 at Barkcamp State Park will hose a triathlon named “Flight to Freedom Adventure Race”
Travel back in time each week through photos of the area’s past in the Enterprise Album.
Comstock Metals LLC, a leader in the responsible recycling of end-of-life solar panels with the only certified, North American, zero-landfill solution, has selected Cambridge, Ohio, as one of the national locations for its industrial-scale solar panel recycling and production facility and logistics hub. The Ohio operation is expected to create 20 full-time positions.
Ladyn Hines’ freshman year at Barnesville High School resulted in a terrific showcase of effort for excellence in wrestling and track and field.
The Underground Railroad Museum – Ohio Valley was awarded the 2026 Ohio Valley Civil War Round Table’s Excellence in Historic Preservation during West Virginia Day celebrations on June 20.
Travel back in time weekly through the pages of the former Barnesville Enterprise and former Barnesville Whetstone newspapers.
The Barnesville Green Bronco team won its semifinal matchup against Moundsville in a 12-2 effort. They now are 17-0 on the season, and advance to the championship game against the Glen Dale Rebels.
QUAKER CITY – Eleven years ago John R. and Dolores Martin planted 1,500 grape vines on property they own near the intersection of SR 147 and SR 313 after completing three Ohio State University Workshops on growing grapes and producing wine. Now, the Martins are ready to move to the next level with a […]
Heavy rain on Monday afternoon resulted in flooding west and south of Barnesville. SR 147 west of Baileys Mills was covered with high water. SR 379 in Temperanceville as well as sections of the road south to Calais in Monroe County.