Barnesville Pharmacist Honored
Pat Kovacs, owner of Cheffy Drugs, was recently selected as the 2026 recipient of the Ohio Pharmacists Association (OPA) Good Government Award.
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Opportunity Knocks
The downtown building at 152 East Main Street is currently offered for sale.
Barnesville Chamber Celebrates Spring Banquet
The Barnesville Area Chamber of Commerce commemorated its 2026 spring banquet with dinner, prizes and speeches Thursday evening.
Green Arch of Barnesville
While Barnesville Junior High Robotics team members were taking in the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, area residents were greeted this past week with this “green” arch at the corner of Main and Chestnut streets. Keim Concrete Pumping, Inc. was filling metal forms to create the concrete foundation walls for a building under construction by […]
Michael Schuster Serves as Keynote Speaker at Chamber Banquet
Michael Schuster, FAIA, LEED AP Founder & Principal of MSA Design, came back to his hometown to speak at the Barnesville Area Chamber of Commerce spring banquet.
Master of Ceremonies John Rataiczak introduced Schuster, a Barnesville native, before he took the stage to share how the community shaped his life and the journey behind his success.
Knox Named Citizen of the Year
The Barnesville Area Chamber of Commerce awarded William Knox, CPA, the title of Citizen of the Year at its spring banquet Thursday.
1/2 Acre Homesteading Class on Sustainable Meats
The Belmont Soil and Water Conservation District’s popular Half Acre Homesteading class returns on May 12. The class will take place at Crossroads Farm, 45021 Belmont-Centerville Road, Belmont for “an in-depth look at Sustainable Meats”.
South Central Power and connectSCP Donate Fiber-Optic Materials to Belmont Career Center
South Central Power Company and connectSCP donated fiber-optic materials and tools to Belmont Career Center on Wednesday afternoon to support students enrolled in its PC and Network Technology program.
Barnesville Hospital Café Menu
The menu for Barnesville Hospital Cafe for April 19-25 is shared.
WVU Medicine Announces More than $350 Million in Capital Projects
The WVU Health System Board of Directors approved a plan on April 15 to invest hundreds of millions of dollars into the healthcare infrastructure of West Virginia and the surrounding region.