Come to a Tuesday lunch
Sit at the table for an hour and see the club for yourself. Plan your visit.
Service Above Self
Neighbors who show up for St. Clairsville.
We meet Tuesdays at noon at Marian Hall at St. Mary’s, then turn fellowship into scholarships, youth leadership, patriotic service, and hands-on community projects across Belmont County.
Part of Rotary International • Rotary District 6690
- Tuesdays at Noon
- Marian Hall at St. Mary’s Church
- Guests always welcome
- Rotary District 6690
Usually Tuesdays at noon
Join us for lunch, fellowship and a local program
Guests are welcome, and one Tuesday lunch is the best way to understand this club. You will get lunch, a program from somewhere in the region, and a look at the service work in front of the club. It runs about an hour.
Send a note before you come and we will save you a seat and confirm the date, time, program and location. Holiday breaks, weather and special meetings can change the usual schedule.
Tell us you are coming See the club calendar
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- Usual meeting
- Tuesday at 12:00 noon
- Time
- 12:00 noon, about one hour
- Usual location
- Marian Hall at St. Mary’s Church
218 West Main Street
St. Clairsville, Ohio 43950 - Guests
- Always welcome. No pitch, no obligation.
- Program
- Announced in the club’s weekly bulletin
Find your place in Rotary
People of Action in Belmont County. There is more than one way in — pick the one that fits.
Work a project
Flags, park work, bell ringing, food pantry evening hours, the Dictionary Project. You do not have to be a member to lend a hand. Offer to help.
Bring a program or a student
Suggest a speaker for a Tuesday, or point us to a student for Interact or the scholarship. Suggest a speaker.
Local proof, not slogans
Four programs where our club’s work is visible in St. Clairsville today.
St. Clairsville Rotary Scholarship
Administered through Belmont College for eligible residents of the St. Clairsville / Richland Township school district.
High School Interact Club
Rotary’s student service and leadership club at St. Clairsville High School, listed among District 6690 Interact clubs.
American Flags Program
A year-round patriotic flag program that brings visibility to the community and supports the club’s service work.
Veterans & Patriotic Service
Including the community effort with American Legion Post 159 that placed a larger American flag at Red Devil Stadium.
Rotary has been part of this town for generations
Public local history records that the Rotary Club of St. Clairsville helped organize the St. Clairsville Public Library in 1938. That same instinct shows up today in a scholarship, an Interact club, flags along the street, veterans honored by name, and a weekly lunch where community problems get talked through and then acted on.
“That’s what Rotary is: neighbors who’d rather do something than just talk about it.”— From the club’s community recruitment message
The room you would be walking into
Business owners, educators, health care and county government, retirees and people early in their careers — in front of a wall of banners from clubs members have visited. The conversation is usually half fellowship and half whatever the club is trying to get done next.
Who is behind it
The club runs on volunteers. Officers change every Rotary year, and the work is carried by committees rather than by staff — there are none.
President Chuck Hill
Leads the club through the 2026–27 Rotary year, with a president-elect and vice president already in line behind him.
Officers and directors
A secretary, treasurer, sergeant at arms, membership chair and six directors, all club members serving without pay.
District 6690
One of 61 Rotary and Rotaract clubs and more than 3,000 members across the district, part of Rotary International’s more than 1.2 million members worldwide.
A word from the president
A welcome from President Chuck Hill
A short welcome from the club’s 2026–27 president to visitors, new friends, and anyone wondering what the Noon Club does in St. Clairsville.
What the club has been doing
Recent work, drawn from the club’s own bulletins and project correspondence.
Tickets on sale now — drawings October 23–29
Fall Raffle: 28 chances to win
Tickets $10 each or 3 for $20, with the $1,000 grand prize drawn October 29 at Kirke’s Ice Cream. See the drawing schedule.
September 29–30, 2026
Fifty flags on Main Street for The Wall That Heals
Rotarians lined Main Street with flags for the escort procession, welcomed the Wall on arrival, and set nearly 50 more flags at the exhibit site. See the photos.
September 19, 2026
Freedom Sponsor of The Wall That Heals
The club is a Freedom Sponsor of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial replica’s 2026 visit to Belmont County. Read more.
September 12, 2026
Evening hours at the Food Pantry
Club volunteers keep The Food Pantry of St. Clairsville open evenings the first week of every month. Read more.
September 6–13, 2026
About 25 Rotarians staffed the county fair booth
A shared Belmont County booth in the Collins Building, with a wreath raffle and Buffalo Bicycles giveaways.
September 9, 2026
Pavilion improvements at Memorial Park
The club’s project for the United Way’s 35th annual Sandy O’Haver Day of Caring. Watch the three-minute recap.
September 8, 2026
District Governor Terry Rataiczak visited the club
The annual district visit at a Tuesday luncheon.
Our Rotary connection
Sit at the table for an hour.
That is the honest way to understand this club — better than anything a website can tell you.