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Samantha Leah Lammers, 21, of Barnesville, suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to Sanford Health in Fargo.

BARNESVILLE — The Watt Center for History and the Arts will welcome Nancy Napolitano to share the story of her life as a racehorse trainer at 7 p.m. Thursday.

A local resting place that proclaims itself the most beautiful cemetery in three counties will now feature a fully functional Civil War replica cannon to greet visitors. On Monday morning, staff at Sk...

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The need for child support among Belmont County’s children is a challenge and the Belmont County Board of Commissioners recognized the nee

All across the Ohio Valley, high school football teams are working to get a leg up on their competition in the race for championships. And fans of those teams can’t wait to pack the stands to cheer them on in that quest. The 2023 football season begins this week in Ohio, with the slate in […]

FRACKVILLE — With the ceremonial laying on of hands, Deacon Paul Spotts was elevated to the priesthood Tuesday during a service in St. Michael the Archangel Ukrainian Catholic Church.

BARNESVILLE — The Mental Health and Recovery Board hosted an open house for Belharmon Recovery Services from noon to 4 p.m. Tuesday afternoon at 124 S. Lincol

BARNESVILLE — Charlotte Cambra, 6, was coloring a part of the National Coat of Arms of Lithuania red as her brother, John IV, 8, sat nearby.

ST. PAUL, Minn. - Minnesota Senate lawmakers begin hearing pitches for bonding dollars as they kick off the fi...

TAMAQUA — Auburn native Jim Fogarty said he is thankful to have the chance to bring awareness to multiple sclerosis by running.