Barnesville Middle School student, Coy Jackson, who won the ATVMX state and national course titles at Nashport, Ohio, in August was honored a formal ceremony recently where he was formally recognized and received his championship trophy.
The Belmont County Tourism Council celebrated a year of remarkable accomplishments at its Annual Christmas Party on Monday evening, highlighting major tourism milestones and presenting the 2025 Mattox Award to the Epworth Park Foundation.
Santa has taken time out of his final preparations for Christmas Day to come to Barnesville’s Christmas in the Ville.
UPDATED. Barnesville Schools Director of Food and Nutrition, Brian Saner, shared the December breakfast and lunch menus.
A new youth minister joined the Shekinah Christian Fellowship after a personal and spiritual connection with the pastors led him back to Barnesville.
Shekinah Christian Fellowship welcomed a new youth minister, Philip Omondi, in October.
Rocks Pizza Shop opened in downtown Barnesville in July. It is currently open three days a week.
Four new council members will take their seats in January after the Barnesville community voted them into office in November.
The Christmas in the Park display goes live on Dec. 3. The lights will remain on until Jan. 2.
Last week, the OVAC Sports Museum at Wheeling WesBanco Arena featured Barnesville High School. The Shamrocks joined the OVAC in 1953.
Barnesville’s newest place of worship, Refuge Reformed Baptist Church, is working to build a faith community grounded in biblical teaching, discipleship and outreach.