Local Mental Health Resources
The Livingston County Health Department has compiled the list below as a resource guide for local mental health care providers.
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CHS Hosts Homecoming Celebrations this Weekend
CHILLICOTHE - Chillicothe High School will close out its 2025 Homecoming Week with a busy lineup of events today, Fri., Oct. 3, celebrating this year’s theme, “Anchors Away: Dive into Homecoming.”
Kelley Pleads Guilty to Felony First-Degree Involuntary Manslaughter
CHILLICOTHE – A Chillicothe woman has admitted guilt in the 2021 death of Faith Cerinity Richardson who overdosed on counterfeit pills. Court records show 27-year-old… Login to continue reading Login…
CPD Responds to Field Fire During Harvest
CHILLICOTHE — A field fire Monday, Sept. 29, drew a response from the Chillicothe Fire Department at the intersection of Highway 65 and Livingston County Route 226.
Hornets Band Grabs Two Top Honors in Carrollton Band Day
CARROLLTON – The Chillicothe High School Marching Hornets band earned two top-three finishes Saturday during the 55th annual Carrollton Band Day, which featured more than 50 schools in parade, field,…
33rd Annual Lathrop Living History Festival to be Held Oct. 10-11
LATHROP - For more than three decades, the Living History Festival and Small Farmers Reunion in Lathrop has served as an educational experience for tens of thousands of students throughout Northwest Missouri, bringing the past to life.
County Fourth-Graders Learn Life-Saving Safety Skills at Progressive Agriculture Safety Day
CHILLICOTHE - More than 140 Livingston County fourth-grade students spent Thursday, September 18, learning how to recognize and handle potential hazards at home, on the farm or ranch, and throughout rural communities.
Chillicothe Correctional Center Teams Up With Linn County Humane Society
CHILLICOTHE - The Chillicothe Correctional Center (CCC) Puppies for Parole (P$P) partnered with Linn County Humane Society in May 2025. Due to the success of this relationship, the Linn County Humane Society committed to donate $25 to CCC P4P for each dog adopted through the program. Angela Murrell, President of the board stopped by Chillicothe Correctional Center on September 11, 2025, to bring over a new dog for the program and presented the P4P program with a check for a $100.00 donation. Shown in the picture are Angela Murrell, President Linn County Humane Society and Case Manager II Stephanie Eckert, the P4P Coordinator at CCC.
City of Hale Addresses Community Questions Regarding New Nuisance Ordinance
HALE — The City of Hale has adopted a revised Nuisance Ordinance in response to growing concerns and complaints from residents regarding property upkeep throughout the city. Mayor Nicholas Wilson and the Hale City Council would like to address several common questions from the community regarding this updated ordinance.
Chillicothe Native to Host Book Reading on Life and Legacy of Ralph Metzner
CHILLICOTHE – Local residents will have the chance to hear from Chillicothe native Cathy Coleman this weekend as she shares from her new book about her late husband, Ralph Metzner, a pioneer in psychedelic research.