Senator Chavez Takes Oath for Full Term
State Senator Brian Chavez (R-Marietta) was sworn into the Ohio Senate Monday, January 6 for his first full term.
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Fire and EMS Annual Reports
Barnesville and Belmont fire departments recently released statistics for 2024.
Belmont County SWCD 2024 Report Issued
The local conservation district detail the following activities for the year just ended.
Public/Private Partnership Results in Downtown Cambridge Project
A downtown Cambridge revitalization project designed to foster small business growth and economic development is one step closer to reality. 4Friends LLC, in collaboration with JobsOhio, Ohio Southeast Economic Development (OhioSE), the Cambridge-Guernsey County CIC, and the City of Cambridge, today announced an investment of over $1.4 million to redevelop a building in downtown Cambridge to create a mixed-use marketplace and co-working space.
Upcoming Public Meetings
Public meetings planned for the coming week are profiled.
Mother Nature Extends Christmas Break
Belmont County officials declared a Level 2 Snow Emergency overnight Sunday as the first of two snowstorms greeted residents Monday morning. The week ended with a Level 1 declaration late Friday night as more snow fell creating treacherous travel conditions Saturday.
Barnesville Schools Emergency Preparedness Review
A Tabletop Exercise hosted by Barnesville Schools in partnership with the Ohio School Safety Center (OSSC) to enhance emergency preparedness and improve the district’s safety plan on January 3 at Barnesville High School.
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Week, New Year Impacted by Weather
The last few days of 2024 and the start of 2025 were impacted by Mother Nature. Sunday as high winds at times exceeded 60 mph in the Barnesville area, it put an early end to the “Christmas in the Park Displays”. The displays were intended to remain in place through January 2.