Live Wrestling in Chillicothe This Weekend Will Benefit North Daviess R-III
The ring will be shaking, the crowd will be cheering, and the drama will be huge when Sliced Bread Slam IV hits Chillicothe on Sat., Sept. 27, 2025. The live pro wrestling event, held at Chillicothe Middle School, doubles as a fundraiser for the North Daviess R-III Class of 2028.
This year, defending champ Wrex Amadeus—the longest reigning TSW Tag Team Champion, holding the belt for 358 days—is stepping into the ring to face a true heavyweight threat: Sam Stackhouse. Weighing in at over 500 pounds, Stackhouse is the self-proclaimed “King of THICCC Style,” with 16 years of experience and a résumé that includes victories over some of wrestling’s toughest names.
Doors open at 6 p.m., and the event begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are $7 for students and $13 for adults. Advance tickets are available at tristateswrestling.com or by calling 816-558-0445. Tickets and concessions at the door will be cash only.
Free Pesticide Disposal Event Oct. 4 in Chillicothe
Missourians will have an opportunity to safely dispose of pesticides 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 4, at the Litton Agri-Science Learning Center in Chillicothe.
Representatives will accept up to 8,000 pounds of all pesticides from noncommercial sources at no charge, including herbicides, insecticides, rodenticides, dewormers, fly tags and fertilizer containing pesticides. Rinsate will not be accepted.
You can preregister for drop off at pesticidecollectionregistration@dnr.mo.gov. For questions, visit the Missouri Pesticide Collection Program webpage or call 573-526-3910.
Polly suggests wearing nitrile or chemical-resistant gloves when transporting pesticides. Avoid smoking and bringing children and pets with you.
Keep waste pesticides in their original containers, and don’t mix pesticides with other materials, says Polly. Label materials that are not in the original containers, and make sure lids are tightly sealed. If the container leaks, put it in a larger container with a nonflammable absorbent such as clay-based cat box filler.
Also, safely secure pesticides upright in the back of the vehicle or in the trunk.
Susanna Circle to Host Silent Auction and Bake Sale on Oct. 17
Susanna Circle, United Methodist Church, Chillicothe will hold a silent auction and bake sale on October 17, 10-11 a.m., in the CLC. Please plan to come and bring a friend. There is no admission cost and you may browse beginning at 9 a.m. Coffee cake and coffee or water will be served.
Ludlow Lions to Host Halloween Bingo Night Oct. 29
The Ludlow Lions are gearing up for a fun-filled evening of games, prizes, and community spirit with their upcoming Halloween Bingo Night. The event will be held Tues., Oct. 29, from 6-8 p.m.
Bingo cards are $20 each, and participants will have the chance to win a variety of prizes throughout the night.
BHMS Hosts Monthly Potluck for Parish
The Bishop Hogan Memorial School community in Chillicothe is keeping tradition alive with its monthly Parish Potluck. Held every third Sunday, the gathering takes place in the school cafeteria following the 10 a.m. Mass.
Parishioners are encouraged to bring a dish to share, creating a table full of homemade favorites that reflect both family recipes and the spirit of fellowship. The event offers a chance for members of the parish to connect, enjoy good food, and spend time together beyond the church service.
Located at 1114 Trenton Street, Bishop Hogan’s cafeteria becomes a place not just for meals, but for memories, laughter, and community ties that continue to strengthen month after month.
Faith & Family Bowling Nights Return to Fast Lane
Fall bowling season is officially underway, and Fast Lane Family Entertainment Center in Chillicothe is inviting families and friends to gather every Tuesday evening for its popular Faith & Family Night.
The weekly event runs from 3-8 p.m., offering affordable fun for all ages. Bowlers can enjoy games and shoes for just $3 each, or take advantage of the Family Special—$20 for up to five bowlers per lane, with shoes included. Adding to the experience, guests can grab the Pizza and Soda Combo Special to keep the energy going between frames.
The center encourages families to mark their calendars and make Tuesday evenings a tradition filled with fun, laughter, and maybe even a few strikes. For more information, call Fast Lane Family Entertainment Center at 660-707-1700.
GAP Home Seeking Volunteers
Grace and Purpose Home is reaching out to community members with a special request for skilled volunteers to help sustain its ministry and support women in recovery. The GAP House is seeking individuals willing to teach a craft, skill, or trade that can be developed into a micro-enterprise to raise funds during events.
Organizers say that skills such as baking, candle-making, sewing, jewelry design, woodworking, or other unique talents could be transformed into meaningful projects that benefit the women served by the recovery home. By sharing their expertise, volunteers will help create products that are both beautiful and purposeful.
Those who feel led to share their skills are encouraged to contact the GAP House at 660-214-0102. Staff believe that by working together, creativity can be turned into hope for those on the path to recovery.
