Property Owners Tax Meeting Draws Crowd
Shaheen Law Group reports over 250 attended the property owners meeting at St. Clairsville on February 12. The response was so overwhelming, some were placed on a wait list.
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Livestock Forage Disaster Funding Available
Sign-up is now available for $10 million state funding for drought relief from the record breaking drought the region experienced last year. The funding is available for livestock producers enrolled in the USDA FSA Livestock Forage Disaster Program and in a primary disaster area.
Hours Extended at Morristown Express Care, NP Added
The clinic associated with WVU Medicine Barnesville Hospital announced this week extended hours on Tuesday nights and the addition of Friday hours for the walk-in clinic.
At the same time, the clinic announces the addition of a new provider, Jessica Jeffers, Nurse Practitioner.
Public Meeting/Public Notices
Upcoming meetings and public notices are profiled weekly.
Barnesville Seeks Seasonal Employees
Barnesville is seeking seasonal employees for the summer months.
Reduced Council Handles Village Business
Barnesville Village Council met on Monday, February 10.
Certificate Presented for Gold Star Families Memorial Monument Donation
District 5 VFW Commander Roy Campbell Jr., a member of the New Matamoras VFW Post, visited Barnesville Post #2792 Thursday evening to present a certificate of appreciation for the local post’s donation to the Ohio Gold Star Families Memorial Monument.
Village Council Member Candidates Sought
The Village of Barnesville invites interested residents to apply for a vacant council member position. This role involves active participation in local governance and decision-making processes. Applicants must have been residents of the village for at least the past 12 months and be committed to attending regular council meetings.
Hendrysburg, Fairview Water Project Gains Ground
Water service to Hendrysburg and Fairview may become a reality if grant funding comes through.
Property Owners to Meet on Tax Increase
The flurry of comments on social media platforms when it became known that property values in Belmont County were increasing by double digits, some as high as 50 percent, dramatically increased recently when first-half 2024 tax bills arrived in property owners’ mailboxes