Governor extends state park lodging for displaced Kentuckians FRANKFORT, Ky. – Park accommodations for Kentucky families displaced by last week’s tornado outbreak were extended to a minimum of four weeks, up from an initial two weeks, Gov.
Contact the C-T The Constitution-Tribune can be reached by phone at 660-240-9710. Veterans to serve breakfast today The Veterans will be serving breakfast today, Dec.
Ludlow resident John Locker has been named Missouri Lottery Male Athlete of the Year following the Show-Me State Games. According to a press release, this summer, 14,318 athletes took part in the Show-Me State Games Olympicstyle sports festival, many taking home gold, silver and bronze medals.
Health care officials in Springfield and Missouri are keeping a close eye on the omicron variant of COVID-19 that is quickly spreading through Europe. As 2021 comes to a close, the U.S. is preparing for a potential surge of the new strain as well as an expected uptick in delta variant cases this holiday season.
On the quest to raising good humans, I realize that most people tend to use the holidays as a teachable time for kids. We encourage the need to do good for others who might have less than we do as we donate food, toys, money and help in our communities and beyond.
Some remove broken tree limbs from the ground. Others prepare hot meals and shelters for those who have nowhere to turn. And many are collecting cash, toothpaste, soap and other items for the countless who need them.
Chillicothe WON a $50,000 Hometown Grant from T-Mobile. The annoucement was made last week in Silver Moon Plaza with city and county officals on hand along with Main Street Chillicothe staff and board members.
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka – A gem company in Sri Lanka has unveiled a rare and massive gemstone weighing 683 pounds that has been certified as one of the biggest corundums ever found in the country. Sri Lanka’s National Gem and Jewelry Authority says it has done a series of gemological tests on five samples taken from the rock.
OTTAWA, Canada – Canadian political and military leaders delivered an apology to victims of military sexual misconduct on Monday. Streamed online from National Defense Headquarters, the apology followed the federal government’s $600-million Canadian ($468 million) settlement with tens of thousands of current and former Armed Forces members who experienced such behavior while serving.
After several years of wanting to add Frosty the Snowman to the Festival of Lights display in Simpson park, last week he made his arrival. The Chillicothe Parks and Recreation Department assembled and put the large display into place. Lowe's donated fence panels and our volunteers for put the display together.