Employment opportunities with the 2020 U.S. Census are available in Ohio. This is an easy, flexible way to make some supplemental income, after the restrictions are lifted from COVID-19. Competitive wages, weekly pay, paid training, paid miles and employees make…
The coronavirus crisis has changed the trajectory of our lives. As we work to overcome those challenges, it’s still important to have your voice heard in the Ohio primary. The Ohio General Assembly has put in place a plan that…
JobsOhio announced March 31, 2020, that it has made a $2 million investment in Appalachian Growth Capital, LLC (AGC). This investment was made as a long-term, low-interest loan to AGC that will allow the company to help more small companies in…
Due to the recent COVID-19 changes and cautions, the Belmont, Guernsey, Monroe and Noble County Farm Bureaus four county membership prize drawing originally scheduled for April 8 is postponed. The new tentative date for the drawing is June 1, 2020….
Recently Ohio Farm Bureau hosted a trip to Washington, D.C. for its county presidents to make their voices heard on topics that are critical to agriculture, landowners, and rural residents. During this trip, participants were able to hear from Congressman…
Due to the COVID-19 situation it has been necessary to cancel the Mental Health Workers’ Compensation Safety Training session scheduled for March 26, 2020, at the Farm Bureau office in Barnesville. It is not known at this time if the…
Guernsey County Farm Bureau is continuing to work closely with the Ohio Farm Bureau regarding the COVID-19 situation. Ohio Farm Bureau is closely engaged with key health and government leaders on this issue, including the Office of Governor DeWine. To…
Rep. Adam Holmes was sponsored in part by Guernsey County Farm Bureau at the recent Cambridge Area Chamber of Commerce Coffee & Commerce. He spoke on the opioid epidemic, oil & gas, business climate and health care issues.
Hundreds of Ohio Farm Bureau members, including representatives from Guernsey County Farm Bureau, gathered in downtown Columbus to meet one-on-one with their state senators and representatives during Ohio Farm Bureau’s annual Ag Day at the Capital Feb. 19. Ohio Farm…
The Ohio Farm Bureau Property Protection Program, more commonly known as the $2,500 Reward Program, has been increased to $5,000. The program started in 1971 with the purpose of deterring crime in rural areas. It initially began by offering a…
