LCSO Incident, Arrest and Other Reports
Incident, arrest and other information as released by the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) and Sheriff Steve Cox. INCIDENT REPORTS: Aug.
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Herd Rising: Marshall Basks in Storybook Win Over Notre Dame
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) — The path to one of Marshall’s greatest victories was forged through scooping up transfer portal talent, magic tricks, and a second- year coach’s belief that a Sun Belt Conference team can be as good as any opponent, especially a storied giant like Notre Dame.
Top Gun Homecoming: Above the Clouds
Special to Constitution Tribune An early Homecoming is scheduled for Chillicothe with festivities culminating in the Homecoming Dance on Saturday, Sept. 17.
WEST LINN NEWS
August 5-10 Donald Herring attended the National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association 2022 National Convention in Orlando, Florida. Meadville Fall Festival is Oct.
HMC and Livingston County Health Center to Host Fall Prevention Event
Hedrick Medical Center, in partnership with Livingston County Health Center, will be holding an Aging in Place event focused on fall prevention. The Fall Prevention Fair will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 21, from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. in The Gardens at Hedrick Medical Center.
Scenes from 37th Chautauqua in the Park
The 17th annual Chautauqua was held in Simpson Park Sept. 10-11, and featured vendors, artisans, live music and fun for people of all ages.
Around Town Chillicothe
OLD FASHION TENT REVIVAL An Old Fashion Tent Revival will be held Sept. 25-27 at 6:30 p.m., each night at Simpson Park.
POLICE BLOTTER
SEPT. 11 2:30 a.m., Officers responded to a business in the 100 block of Vine Street for an alarm.
Rough Fish Too Often Overlooked As Table Fare
Carp, gar, bowfin, drum and a few other species are considered rough fish. Don’t mistake these species as “trash fish.” As some mistakenly do. These fish are fun to catch on a rod and reel, and offer bow fishers an opportunity to stretch strings all year long. Contrary to what many believe, rough fish can also make excellent table fare when prepared properly.
Hunters Encouraged to Contribute to MDC’s Bowhunter Observation Survey This Fall
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) encourages hunters to help monitor the state’s terrestrial wildlife populations by reporting sightings through the Bowhunter Observation Survey. MDC has conducted an annual Bowhunter Observation Survey since 1983 to track trends in wildlife populations, such as coyotes, fox, deer, wild turkeys, and raccoons.