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Josh Norris, Director of Chillicothe Parks and Recreation, surveys the 'Lazy River' pool at the new Chilli Bay Water Park.
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LINNEUS — The Locust Creek Bridge on Route B in Linn County, just west of Linnues, currently is reduced to one lane, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation.
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Basket of goodies to be given away
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Recent Chillicothe High School graduate Lane Clark has been selected as an “Honorable Mention” student in the 2013 Missouri Scholars 100, a statewide program that honors 100 of the state's top academic students in the graduating class of 2013.
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Gas prices continue to rise Chillicothe and the surrounding area.
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The Chillicothe R-2 Board of Education opted not to outsource the district's food service management during their regular meeting last night (Tuesday).
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Chillicothe Elks Lodge 656 are accepting donations for the victims of the deadly tornado that struck Oklahoma on Sunday.
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11 R-2 district retirees honored for service
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Construction continues at Chilli Bay Water Park in Simpson Park this week.
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The Chillicothe Middle School Spring Music Concert will be held Thursday night, May 23, at Gary Dickinson Performing Arts Center.
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Three emergency sirens knocked out by Sunday night's storm have been repaired.
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Chillicothe Municipal Utilities, in conjunction with Hope Haven Industries, have provided curbside recycling to the residents of Chillicothe since 1991.
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Construction crews at Chilli Bay Water Park continued work over the weekend.
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The Missouri Department of Transportation will be working on several projects in Livingston County this week.Crews will be patching potholes on Route A, from Missouri Route 190 to Route W, today (Monday) through Wednesday, and on Route U, from Missouri Route 190 to Route A on Thursday and Friday, weather permitting.
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The Chillicothe R-2 Board of Education will meet for their regular May meeting tomorrow evening (Tuesday).
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Caela Ashford valedictorian, Grant Peterson salutatorian
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Senior Class Sponsor Mary Pat Whiteside shakes the hand of Robin Westphal, Chillicothe R-2 Board of Education President, at the graduation commencement practice this morning (Friday). Seniors practiced entering and exiting the gymnasium, as well as walking on and off the stage.
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Construction crews continue work on the exterior of the new Hedrick Medical Center on the north side of Chillicothe.
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A Livingston County sheriff’s deputy responding to an emergency call in the northwest part of the county had a one-vehicle accident Thursday evening on Missouri Route 190.
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The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office received information from a Wheeling resident that there was a man walking around Wheeling on Wednesday.
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A Chula woman was taken into custody Thursday afternoon as a result of an incident taking place at Chula School during school hours.
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A large crowd filled the Gary Dickinson Performing Arts Center for the Chillicothe High School Baccalaureate service last night (Thursday).
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Gas prices are on the rise in Chillicothe. The cost of a gallon of regular unleaded gas has escalated 23 cents in just three days from $3.59 on Monday to $3.82 at the time this photo was taken: 8:30 a.m. this morning (Thursday).
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The commencement ceremony for Grand River Technical School’s Class of 2013 will be held 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 31.
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A group of new faces will join the faculty and staff in the Chillicothe R-2 School District next fall.
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9th annual event to feature variety of entertainment, artists
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A group of 124 Chillicothe High School graduates will walk across the stage during a commencement ceremony at 3 p.m. Sunday in the CHS gymnasium.
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Kari Kolts views a selection of photos from the "North Missourians at Work and Play" photo exhibit on the second floor of the Livingston County Library in Chillicothe. The exhibit is open from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m., Monday through Friday, and from 10 a.m. until noon on Saturdays through May 22.
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A group of fifth graders from Central Elementary took a field trip to Downtown Chillicothe this morning (Wednesday).
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Day-long event will feature bluegrass bands, picking stations, a children’s area, a variety of food and craft venders, and a homemade bread baking contest
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An outdoor cultural luncheon sponsored by the Chillicothe Area Arts Council will be held from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday, May 22, at Silver Moon Plaza on the north side of the courthouse square in downtown Chillicothe.
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Interdenominational service program by Youth Pastor
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The storm siren located near Chilli Bay Water Park has been relocated to the intersection of Lambert Drive and Country Club Drive.
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Broadway Street in Chillicothe has been reduced to one lane through Saturday where crews are working on the junction on Broadway and the new Route V.
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I LOVE STORIES, the Spring Series of Evening Family Storytimes, will be held in the children’s section of the Livingston County Library Thursday, May 16 from 6 to 6:30 p.m.
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The Chillicothe R-II Board of Education met last night (Monday) for a special meeting.
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Six included: 104 Lily, 1111 Clay, 300 Wise, 316 Martin, 220 Calhoun and E. Herriman and Third; minimum bids approved
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Plans to implement a better system
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Warm and dry weather conditions have allowed the workers at Chilli Bay Water Park to make a great deal of progress over the past couple of weeks.
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Mayor Chuck Haney joined the residents and staff at Indian Hills Retirement Village in Chillicothe for a balloon release this morning (Monday) in celebration of National Nursing Home Week. This year’s National Nursing Home Week runs May 12-18.
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Over $1 million in scholarships and awards received by 2013 CHS Senior Class
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ishop Hogan students donated non-perishable items to the Chillicothe Post Office this morning (Friday) as part of the Letter Carriers' Food Drive.
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This morning (Friday), at United Methodist Church, was the kickoff to Senior Day for Chillicothe High School seniors.
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Chillicothe Street Department crews have been busy all week collecting tree limbs and branches that were knocked down from trees during last Friday’s snowstorm.
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Site visit to hospital, demolition grants on Monday agenda
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Main Street Chillicothe activity celebrates historic preservation
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Man in custody after after Patrol stops vehicle in Chillicothe
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Alan Kline, a junior at CHS and a member of the Entrepreneur Class at GRTS, takes photos of the new Praire Schooner exhibit at the Livingston County Historical Society Museum.
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Workers at Chilli Bay finish the staining of the main entrance building yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon.
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The Livingston County Library will be offering an introductory class on setting up and using email.
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