Public Notices – February 13
Barnesville Area News publishes the following Public Notices for the week of February 13, 2026.
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Underground Railroad Museum Black History Month Presentation
A Black History Month presentation will take place at the Underground Railroad Museum Ohio Valley located in Flushing on Feb, 17.
Belmont County Prosecutor Kevin Flanagan has announces candidacy for Judgeship
Belmont County Prosecutor Kevin Flanagan has announced his candidacy to be the next judge of the Belmont County Court of Common Pleas.
Belmont County Inmate Facing Charges After Assaulting Officers
The Belmont County Sheriff’s Office arrested 28-year-old male, of Columbus, Myreik Trevette Fryson after assaulting two correctional officers at 11 p.m. Monday at the Belmont County Jail.
Drive Thru or Drive In
Barnesville Police, Fire and EMS were dispatched to The Pit Stop Drive Thru and Carryout at 777 East Main Street at 3:40 p.m. Wednesday after a vehicle in line for the carryout window went through the concrete block wall. According to Barnesville Police Chief Rocky Sirianni, the driver, a 67-year-old woman, mistakenly hit the gas […]
OHHC Pharmacy Preparing to Open
Ohio Hills Health Centers’ new in-house pharmacy is expected to open within the next few weeks and will serve patients across all OHHC locations.
David Parmley Headlines Feb. 20 Pennyroyal Opera House
The Pennyroyal Opera House’s bluegrass show February 20 will feature David Parmley.
The Wall That Heals to Travel to Belmont County
The Belmont County, The Wall That Heals committee shared on Thursday afternoon that a three-quarter scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., will make its way to the community, thanks to The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF).
Union Local Schools Honor Roll
The Union Local School District has released the most recent grading period honors report.
Fairview, Hendrysburg Water Project Receives $1.191M in State Funding
The Ohio Department of Development announces nearly $4.7 million in grants to upgrade water and sewer infrastructure, as well as support the growth of neighborhoods in eight communities across the state.