Preshtha Mangla and Dr. Carolyn Xin have joined the dental staff at Ohio Hills Health Centers (OHHC). Both are practicing at OHHC-Barnesville and OHHC-Freeport. In addition, OHHC will be opening a new dental center in St. Clairsville at the East Central Ohio Educational Service Center (The ECO Center) in early 2026. Dr. Mangla and Dr. Xin will be seeing patients at OHHC-St. Clairsville when it opens.
Belmont College announces the return of its Welding Basics Program, a hands-on, 7-week course designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of welding and metal fabrication.
Friday morning, Charles “Chip” Terrett, owner/pharmacist of the Corner Pharmacy, shared news the business had closed.
The Barnesville High FFA is selling their homegrown fall mums to support their program at Hissom’s Service Center, 827 East Main Street after school until 6 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday this week.
The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) has released the 2025 quality improvement awards to recognize community health centers who are strengthening quality improvement activities and expanding quality primary health care service delivery.
The Ohio Hills Health Center, current owner/caretaker of Barnesville’s signature historic Bradfield Building, announced this past week that renovation of the third story will get underway shortly.
Belmont Savings Bank will mark the institution’s 140th Birthday with a celebration at Union Square Park, Bellaire Tuesday from 5-8 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
hio Southeast Economic Development (OhioSE) has appointed Amber Kohler as its new Manager of Engagement and Partnerships. Kohler, a Norwich native, began her role on August 19.
Tuscarawas Insurance Agency merged with Kemp Insurance of Barnesville in February, bringing more agricultural roots and keeping familiar faces and a “small town” feel to the local business.
Kemp Insurance of Barnesville provided services to clients for nearly 50 years before merging with Tuscarawas Insurance Agency in February.
Bob Ullom of Somerton, who was a longtime fire chief of the Somerton Volunteer Fire Department, began the Ohio Mutual Insurance Agency. After several years of running it, Richard Kemp took over the agency in 1976, calling it Kemp Insurance.