Barnesville Middle School’s Cutting Class for a Cure raised a record-breaking $49,194 last Friday to assist any Belmont County resident receiving cancer treatment. Middle School teacher and chair of the nonprofit, Denise Adkins-Leach, stated, “We had a beautiful day and everyone had fun while raising money for a great cause.” This year’s total surpassed last […]
From left to right, the Top 10 Students of the Barnesville Class of 2025: Valedictorian Kylee Powell, Salutatorian Luke Taylor, Addyson Moore, Carson Burkhart, Alexis Grear, Evan Boulet, Hayley Hoffer, Caleb Powell, Kennadi Dodd, and Conner Starr. The Class of 2025 is the last class to have a valedictorian. Next year, Barnesville High School will […]
The Barnesville Exempted Village School District will present diplomas for the 147th time to the class of 2025 on Tuesday, May 20. This tradition dates back to 1878. The event is scheduled to take place at the Barnesville Shamrock Stadium at 7:00 PM. In case of inclement weather, the program will move to the BHS […]
A review of the highlights of the May 5 Barnesville Village Council Meeting.
Election results resulted in approval of the state issue and western Belmont County tax measures.
Public Reminder: Tomorrow is the 41st Annual BHS Blood Bash Collection! The 41st annual Barnesville High School Blood Bash will take place Friday, May 9 in the high school gym. The goal this year is 350 donors! The event takes place from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. Appointments are recommended. To register directly go online […]
The town clock returned home this past week after several months’ absence.
Early voting ends at 5:00 on Sunday with regular polls open Tuesday from 6:30-7:30.
The Think Tank Ohio River Valley Institute’s review of the state school’s budget will negatively impact local, rural school districts.
Resolution #4011, an amended contract with CTI Engineers, Inc. for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvement Project, was read at the April 21 Barnesville Village Council Meeting for the second time. At the last meeting, several councilmembers wanted assurances that the contract does not obligate the village for construction-related costs of the contract. Mayor Jake Hershberger […]