Barnesville High News Today

Class valedictorians from across the Ohio Valley were honored at NEWS9's "Top of the Valley" event on Wednesday.Held at the Sonneborn shelter at Wheeling Park,

Students and those living in Barnesville are comforting each other after the loss of a popular, and much-loved coach and teacher who died earlier this week after a short battle with cancer.

BARNESVILLE — The Barnesville Area Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for holiday activities. The annual tree lighting is scheduled for 6 p.m. Nov. 30. The

Over 300 participants came out for an event that showcased many historic and modern cars this weekend.  Barnesville, Ohio, held its antique car show today at Barnesville High School.

BARNESVILLE — The Barnesville Pumpkin Festival is seeking applicants for this year’s royalty pageant and the 2023 Pumpkin Baby Contest. The Pumpkin Baby C

Dr. John Roe and Edward Cheffy are the newest inductees to the Barnesville Area Education Foundation Hall of Fame

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The Belmont County Board of Commissioners took a few moments Wednesday to commend a young man who has done the area proud at the state level

Howard David Peet died on Saturday, November 19, 2022. He was born on October 7, 1930, in Fargo, ND. He leaves a son, Terry H. Peet, daughter-in-law Pamela (Urton) Peet, daughter Pamela (Peet) Astrup, son-in-law Michael Astrup; grandchildren: Barry Peet, Randy and Cara (Neys) Peet, Christopher Astrup and Lindsay (Barker) Astrup, Stephen Astrup, Jennifer (Astrup) Kolbow and Benjamin Kolbow; great-grandchildren, Clark Howard Astrup and Addilyn Avery Kolbow, and sister-in-law Edele Rosenfeldt.

Howard David Peet died on Saturday, November 19, 2022. He was born on October 7, 1930, in Fargo, ND. He leaves a son, Terry H. Peet, daughter-in-law Pamela (Urton) Peet, daughter Pamela (Peet) Astrup, son-in-law Michael Astrup; grandchildren: Barry Peet, Randy and Cara (Neys) Peet, Christopher Astrup and Lindsay (Barker) Astrup, Stephen Astrup, Jennifer (Astrup) Kolbow and Benjamin Kolbow; great-grandchildren: Clark Howard Astrup and Addilyn Kolbow, and sister-in-law Edele Rosenfeldt.

“We are proud that the success of our football program is garnering some much-deserved attention for our community,” Chatfield coach Jeff Johnson said. “It’s helping to bolster support for our local businesses as well.”