March 1, 2025 - 06:28

The 20th annual Marshall County Business and Health Expo commenced on Friday, featuring a vibrant ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Moundsville Center. This significant event, organized by the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce, serves as a platform for local businesses, healthcare providers, and community organizations to showcase their services and connect with residents.
Attendees can explore a diverse range of exhibits that highlight the wealth of resources available in the area. The expo not only promotes local commerce but also emphasizes the importance of health and wellness within the community. Visitors have the opportunity to engage directly with business owners and healthcare professionals, fostering relationships that benefit both parties.
The event is expected to draw a large crowd, reflecting the community's commitment to supporting local enterprises and prioritizing health initiatives. This year's expo aims to strengthen community ties while providing valuable information and resources to attendees, ensuring a successful and impactful experience for all involved.
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