Public Notices and Meetings
Public Notices and Meetings are listed for the coming week.
News
Bethesda Library ‘A Novel Bunch Book Club’ September Selection
A Novel Bunch Book Club will discuss “The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady” by Edith Holden at 6 p.m., September 8th at the Bethesda Public Library. Call 740-484-4532 for more information or to request a copy.
Barnesville Community Comes Together to Support Cancer Patient
A dinner benefit will take place later this month in Barnesville to support a resident with cancer.
The cancer benefit dinner for Jay Lucas will be at 2 p.m. Aug. 30 at the Barnesville Elks Lodge. Dinner will be served until 6 p.m. or until sold out.
Couple Arrested on Drug Charges
Thursday, the Monroe County Criminal Interdiction Unit arrested Samuel Rios Maldonado and Esther Vargas, both of Mexico, following a traffic stop along State Route 800 near Malaga.
Summer Lunch Program: It’s a Wrap!
Volunteers gathered one final time Friday morning at the Main Street United Methodist Church to prepare meals for youths from Morristown to Somerton.
Governor Authorizes Disaster Funds for Monroe and Noble Counties
Gov. Mike DeWine this week authorized use of the State Disaster Relief Program to help 12 Ohio counties hit by storms and flooding earlier this year.
Paving Project Underway
The long anticipated paving project of State Route 147 south from East Main Street to the corporation line at Hilles Avenue got underway early Friday morning.
Barn’s Days are Numbered
The old red barn located in the alley north of Cherry Street between North Chestnut and North Arch streets will come down soon, Fire Chief Tim Hall told village council members at Monday’s meeting.
Smoothing it Out
Workers were busy this week concreting the formerly gravel sections of the parking lot to the east of the First Christian Church on West Church Street.
Belmont Savings Bank Seeks Permission to Expand to Wheeling
a legal notice published in the Belmont County daily newspaper Thursday, it was revealed that Belmont Savings Bank seeks to expand its base to Wheeling and the State of West Virginia.