Neurologist Joins Barnesville Hospital Team
WVU Medicine Barnesville Hospital announces the addition of Stephen Timms, MD, to their team beginning in February.
Business
The Quaker Kitchen Opens
Shawn and Savannah Conrad have opened a new restaurant in their hometown, offering a diner-style dining option for the Quaker City community.
Beloved WesBanco Teller Retiring
WesBanco bank teller Renee Hunter will retire on Jan. 23 after spending more than a decade meeting new people, managing money and building a work family.
Barnesville Featured in Online Publication
Another online travel publication has discovered Barnesville!
The publication Islands.com, that profiles destinations, travel guides, cruises, outdoor adventures, news and features, released an article on Barnesville on January 4.
News & Resources to Help SE Ohio Businesses
OhioSE, a regional economic development organization covering Belmont, Guernsey, Harrison, Monroe and Noble counties has released its newsletter “News & Resources to Help Businesses in SE Ohio” this week.
Farm Bureau Membership Kickoff Dinner Set for January 29th
Belmont, Guernsey, Monroe, and Noble County Farm Bureau will kick-off the 2026 membership campaign on Thursday, Jan. 29, at Mid-East Career Center, Buffalo Campus, Senecaville.
Health Coverage Among New Barnesville Chamber Member Benefits
The Barnesville Chamber of Commerce recently joined the Southern Ohio Chamber Alliance (SOCA) opening the door for members to purchase employee health insurance as well as a variety of other services in 2026.
January Barnesville Chamber Meeting
The January Barnesville Chamber Luncheon is set for Noon, January 14 at the New Life Center, 219 West Church Street.
Barnesville Area News Volunteer and Board Member Opportunities
The Barnesville Area News Company Team will conduct its annual meeting Tuesday, January 20 at 5 p.m. at the Barnesville Library Annex, 611 N. Chestnut Street.
Auditor’s Report Details Lack of Compliance for Jobs’ Loan, Tax Credit Programs
A majority of companies that received state incentives had not met the job creation and/or payroll commitments included in award agreements, according to a report released on December 4.