Barnesville News

The accident came in the middle of an already exhausting week in which Ohio Department of Transportation workers have been plowing snow around the clock.

Barry Carpenter could face a maximum sentence of six years in prison, according to the special prosecutor.

Natasha Dawn Skinner and Deron Kenneth Shilling were united in marriage on Saturday, April 18, 2009 at Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center with David Beck officiating.

Terry Tickhill and Eileen McSaveney use a hand augur to drill Lake Vanda, Wright Valley, Antarctica during the 1969-1970 field season.

Developing Story>>> 7News has confirmed that a home has been destroyed by a fire near Somerton Hwy.

Due to the Thanksgiving holiday The Daily Jeffersonian will not publish a newspaper Thursday.

Developing Story>>> 7News has confirmed that a home has been destroyed by a fire near Somerton Hwy.

The Barnesville home of Michael Boyed and his daughter is a complete loss after a Tuesday evening fire.

MARION - The community's name was Barnesville. Its mayor was Mrs. Roland and its main bank was the Bank of Shaffer.

The presence of sex offenders is an issue that not only worries Jefferson County Sheriff Fred Abdalla, it's one that breaks his heart.

Sandy Sterrett sells organic produce from her Belmont County farm at the North Market.

PIEDMONT: Charles E. Wingrove, of Piedmont, died Wednesday, October 7, 2009 at Barnesville Hospital.

A local man remains behind bars after state troopers made what they thought would be a speeding violation stop.

Buckeye Trail High kept its unbeaten record intact with a 25-14, 25-14, 25-20 victory over Shenandoah on Wednesday.

Rain that fell Saturday - though needed to counter dry conditions here - prompted the cancellation of several events.

Family BARNESVILLE PUMPKIN FESTIVAL Through Sept. 27 The Barnesville Pumpkin Festival will run through Sept.

Buckeye Trail Higha s Ryan Smith lobs his ball onto the greeen during Tuesday's quad match at Salt Fork Golf Course.

Barnesville hosts its 46th annual Pumpkin Festival this week, beginning with the selection of the King Pumpkin today.

MORRISTOWN -- Barnesville High's golf team tuned up for today's Ohio Valley Athletic Conference Class 2-A championships with a victory over Shadyside and Buckeye Trail at Crooked Creek Golf Course on Wednesday.

It took just three games for the visiting Buckeye Trail Lady Warriors to sweep past the host Steubenville Lady Big Red by scores of 25-20, 25-12 and 25-23 in high school volleyball action Thursday.