Daniel K. Wise
Daniel K. Wise, 62 of Marana, Arizona formerly of Belmont, Ohio, passed away on March 5, 2026.
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Special Barnesville School Board Committee Meeting
Barnesville Exempted Village School District Public Meeting Notice. The Buildings and Grounds Committee of the Barnesville Exempted Village School District Board of Education will hold a meeting on at 7 a.m., Friday (March 13) at the Central Office, 210 West Church Street. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss matters related to district buildings […]
Barnesville Fire & EMS Receives Two State Grants
The Barnesville Fire & EMS has secured more than $60,000 in state funding to aid in new equipment and gear.
America 250 – Murals Across Ohio
n online list of murals located throughout the state is part of the America 250 Celebration in the State of Ohio. The Murals Across Ohio is showcasing local stories, the artists and communities that make Ohio unique. The online database and map now feature over 400 murals around the state.
Enterprise Album
Travel back in time through photos of the area’s past each week in the Enterprise Album.
Pennyroyal Opera House Features Cabin Fever
The Pennyroyal Opera House bluegrass show on Friday, March 20th features the band Cabin Fever.
Hines Headed to State
BHS frosh wrestler Ladyn Hines continues to make history.
She claimed the District Crown for the 115-lb. class Sunday at Mentor setting her up as the Shamrocks’ first female competitor at the state tournament this coming weekend in Columbus.
Martin, Hall Honored with OVAC Bowling Awards
Senior bowler Keegan Martin was named OVAC Boys Bowler of the Year and his coach, Chad Hall was named OVAC Boys Bowling Coach of the Year at the OVAC All Star Bowling Match at St. Clairsville this past Saturday.
Barnesville Votes to Seek Depot Roof Bids
Barnesville Village Council tackled a number of matters in February, with additional items and a work session on the agenda for tonight’s scheduled meeting.
Water Rate Hike Approved in Belmont
Belmont Village Council this month approved a water rate change that will see customers’ bills increase by an average of $9-$11 a month.