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The City of Chillicothe completed several significant projects in 2024, enhancing local infrastructure and community facilities. There was a large volume of work accomplished throughout the year.
The Livingston County Preservation Society announces the Chillicothe Hall of Fame inductee for 2024. The public is invited each year to nominate an outstanding pioneer who greatly contributed to Chillicothe, passed at least 35 years ago, and lived here for at least five years. Past recipients include Charles F. Adams, Olive Rambo Cook, Frank Bench, Maurice Dorney, R. Warren Roberts and Claude T. Smith. The inductee selected for 2024 out of several outstanding candidates was Jerry Litton. The sponsor for this yearâs inductee is Jim Summerville and his children, Jerryâs nieces and nephews, Laura Lee Summerville Gayfield, Ginger R. Summerville, and James Eric Summerville. An unveiling ceremony will be held in early May.
The Chillicothe Board of Public Works has approved a Professional Services Agreement for engineering work related to the water line extension into the new industrial park. General Manager Matt Hopper stated that this agreement is a preparatory step in planning the extension of water services to support future development in the area.
The holiday season is supposed to be filled with joy, laughter, and togetherness. This year, I lost my dad. The day before Christmas Eve⦠and it was a time when it was sudden and unexpected.
Main Street Chillicothe is thrilled to announce the opening of applications for the 2025 Facade Grant Program, a cornerstone initiative designed to breathe new life into the heart of our downtown district. This celebrated program offers matching grants of up to $5,000, empowering downtown property and business owners to transform their building exteriors and contribute to the vibrant charm that makes Chillicothe unique.
The Chillicothe American Legion Vern R. Glick Post 25 hosted the District Two Legion meet at the Livingston County Veterans building. Chillicothe Post Commander Matthew Hopper welcomed attending legionnaires and was presented a certificate of recognition from District Two Commander Phyllis Cambell, for the post community activities.
Now that the calendar has flipped, itâs time for some New Yearâs resolutions. You could decide youâre going to exercise more, lose weight, learn a new skill, reconnect with old friends â the possibilities are almost limitless. This year, why not add a few financial resolutions to your list?
The Chillicothe Street Department has scheduled curbside pickup for live Christmas trees on Monday, Jan. 13, and Monday, Jan. 27. Residents should place their trees at the curb, ensuring they are not in the street. All decorations, including tinsel, garland, lights, ornaments, and stands, must be removed. Artificial trees will not be accepted.