The Senate of the 136th General Assembly of Ohio has adopted a resolution honoring the Barnesville State Theater on its One Hundredth Anniversary. Established in 1925, the theater has served as a cherished local landmark and a symbol of community pride. After experiencing a period of disuse, a revival campaign was initiated in 2022 by local residents and volunteers to restore the theater as a multi-use venue for music, performances, and the arts. This resolution recognizes the significance of the theater not only as a historical structure but also as a testament to the dedication of community members who have worked to preserve its legacy.

The resolution emphasizes the importance of memorializing significant buildings like the Barnesville State Theater as a means of preserving America's unique heritage. It commends all those involved with the theater for their commitment to ensuring that the history of the area is passed down to future generations. In conclusion, the Senate extends its best wishes for the future of the Barnesville State Theater and directs the Clerk of the Senate to provide an authenticated copy of the resolution to the theater.