Business News This Week
Just before Christmas the Hospice of Guernsey honored several area businesses for their support during the past year.
Just before Christmas the Hospice of Guernsey honored several area businesses for their support during the past year.
Barnesville businessman Scott Pickens ends a 40-year career with his family firm Pickens Hauling next Tuesday. A new owner/operator takes over in the new year.
The fast-food KFC/A & W Restaurant located at the intersection of East Main, Bethesda Street Extension and Railroad Street closed Monday, December 23. T
Sam Thompson, an employee of Res Care Community Living, was honored by the company. He is a DSP, direct support professional, at the Barnesville facility.
Many shoppers seek unique shopping experiences provided by America’s small business owners, many located in historic downtown business districts. i
“AEP Ohio Now”, the company magazine for American Electric Power, profiled Barnesville resident Tate Dowler who was selected as the “November Safety Champion”.
A $10,000 donation by retired Barnesville Hospital physician Dr. Souri boosts the hospital’s End-of-Year Campaign
Thanks to a generous grant from the River Valley Health Fund, Barnesville Hospital has upgraded our emergency medical equipment to AHA standards for our ACLS, BLS, and PALS training programs. This enhancement also supports Heartsaver First Aid CPS AED and Stop the Bleed initiatives.
WVU Medicine Wheeling Hospital, a WVU Medicine facility, recently donated an infant warmer to our partners at WVU Medicine Barnesville Hospital.
The 2024-2025 Barnesville Hospital Foundation Fund Drive is currently underway.