Barnesville Chamber Welcomes New Board Member Susan Lapham
The Barnesville Area Chamber of Commerce has welcomed Avenues of Barnesville and Blue Moon Tavern owner Susan Lapham.
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Muskingum Watershed Lakes Drawdown Set
The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District has released its annual winter drawdown schedule, a critical part of the organization’s flood-control and maintenance operations.
East Central Education Service Center Awarded Grant
hio Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jim Tressel, and Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Director Stephen D. Dackin have announced $7.1 million in grant funding to establish seven regional Career Pathway Support Networks, including one based in East Central Ohio.
Papa D’s Pizza Shop Opens Second Location
Staff at the new Papa D’s Pizza whip up fresh pizzas, breadsticks and more customers of the Morristown area.
Students Experience the Bassoon at OUE
Matthew Morris, Associate Professor of Instruction in Bassoon and Music Theory at Ohio University shared music with BHS students at Shannon Hall this past week.
Bethesda Meet the Candidates Night
Residents of the Village of Bethesda will have an opportunity to meet and hear the views of village council candidates Tuesday at 7 p.m., October 28 at the Bethesda Community Room.
BACE Members Share Concerns at Barnesville School Board Meeting
Barnesville Area Classified Employees (BACE) union members attended the school board meeting Tuesday evening. They have worked without a contract since July 1. These are non-teacher employees of the district.
OhioRISE Helps Students Create Roadmap for Life
OhioRISE was on hand to help students from across Belmont and Harrison Counties plan their futures during the second annual Roadmap to Transition Fair held at Ohio University Eastern Oct. 7.
Barnesville Falls to the Patriots
At Marietta College Friday night, the Shamrocks lost to the West Virginia top ranked Class AA football team. The Independence High School Patriots from Raleigh County near Beckley came into the contest undefeated at 6-0.